7 things about Indian cinema that make it different from the world, the journey from the temple of stars to flying cars:

News India Live, Digital Desk: The magic of Indian films speaks volumes, but there are some things which even logic boggles the mind. Let us know what those special things are:

1. Temples named after stars and god-like status

Fans all over the world love their favorite stars, but in India they are worshiped. in south india Rajinikanth, Khushboo Sundar and Nayanthara Like, their fans have built temples in the names of stars. Here their idols are anointed with milk, just like those of a deity.

2. Dance that starts on the street without any conversation

In Hollywood, if a song comes, it is often in the background, but in Indian cinema, as soon as the hero and heroine see each other, they suddenly start dancing on the road with 50 background dancers. The funniest thing? Even those 50 dancers already know all the steps!

3. ‘Logic’ and ‘Physics’ have no use

Especially in South and Bollywood action films. Here, if the hero throws a punch, the car rotates 360 degrees in the air, or even a banana becomes a sharp weapon. Newton’s laws often fail here.

4. 5 minutes long dialogue even after death

In films, if a hero or villain gets shot, he does not die immediately. He remains alive until he hands over his property papers, childhood secrets or a message from his mother. Even death waits for the ‘climax’ here.

5. Reincarnation and the estranged twin brother

Getting separated at a fair and recognizing each other years later by a special ‘mark’ or ‘locket’ made on the chest, is a ‘trademark’ of Indian cinema only. Apart from this, reincarnation has been the most favorite subject of the films here.

6. Solution to every problem: an ’emotional’ song

Be it heartbreak, failure in exams or missing someone – there is a song ready for every situation. Even the hero sitting outside the surgery room can save a patient’s life by singing a song!

7. The villain’s home is always a luxurious cave or island.

In olden films, the villain’s base was always behind a hill, equipped with strange gadgets and with characters like ‘Mogambo’. Even today, the way villains are shown in films is full of drama to a great extent.

major features:

Stardom: Obsession with the stars.

Masala Movies: A blend of drama, action, romance and comedy.

Culture: Grand celebration of festivals and weddings in films.