Diwali Celebration Scenes. Spectacular Diwali celebration is shown in these Bollywood films

New Delhi. Diwali, apart from being a special festival related to our lives, is also an important festival for the world of Hindi cinema. Hindi films have included this festival of lights in their stories over the years, making these films something special. Let’s take a look at five popular scenes from Hindi cinema that lit up the silver screen with the bright spirit of Diwali.

The scene of filmmaker Karan Johar’s superhit film Kadiwali remained forever in the minds of the audience. The scene has been shot between Shahrukh Khan, playing Rahul, and his adoptive mother Jaya Bachchan, which is related to Diwali. In this scene, Amitabh Bachchan’s wife Nandini Raichand senses the arrival of her son Rahul on the occasion of Diwali and takes the aarti thala to the door of the luxurious house. Rahul arrives shortly after this. This emotional scene between mother and son makes a place in the hearts of cinema lovers.

This film directed by Mahesh Manjrekar is one of the most memorable films of Sanjay Dutt’s career. In this film which talks about the importance of family, Sanjay Dutt has played the role of a struggling youth, who later goes into the world of crime. In an important scene of this film, Raghu (Sanjay Dutt) comes to meet his family. In this scene Raghu flaunts his wealth in front of his family, following which his mother (Reema Lagoo) reprimands him. During this time Raghu sees that famous dialogue and says fifty tola.

The popular song Dhik Taana from the film starring Salman Khan and Madhuri Dixit has also been presented to reflect the celebration of Diwali. The scene depicts the beautifully decorated home of the Nath family, where all the family members come together to celebrate the festival of lights.

The festival of Diwali plays an important role in this film, marking the beginning of Amitabh Bachchan’s journey as the ‘Angry Young Man’ of Hindi cinema. Directed by Prakash Mehra, the film opens with a Diwali scene in which Bachchan’s character Vijay Khanna witnesses his parents being murdered by an unknown person, the killer wearing a shiny bracelet chain. The climax of the film is also related to Diwali, when the hero of the film Vijay realizes that the man Teja (Ajit Khan) whom he was constantly searching for is the murderer of his parents. He then fights with Teja and gets justice for his parents.

The festival of Diwali is synonymous with bursting crackers and this spirit of fun has been depicted in many films and songs. But there was an important scene in Kamal Haasan’s family comedy, which underlined the importance of safety. In a scene in the film, nanny Lakshmi Godbole (Kamal Haasan) saves the life of her daughter Bharti, played by young Fatima Sana Shaikh, after an accident while bursting crackers.