Indian comedies are a kind of mix consisting of an incredibly funny game of talented actors and unrealistic episodes that cause both delight and misunderstanding. Funny films made in Bollywood are very different from the "flat" American comedies. They always have a story with deep meaning, the experiences of the main characters. And, of course, the Indians, in spite of everything, remain faithful to their traditions even in the cinema.
Old paintings
Indian comedies were born in the past century. They then conquered the whole world. One of these film masterpieces can be considered a film called "Private Detective", which was filmed in 1982. An experienced detective Gopichand, who is used to working with individual clients, has been sitting without offers for a month. But here comes a worthy but dangerous job - to find a consignment of diamonds that have long been gone. During the investigation, it becomes clear that the jewelry is hidden in a grave in one of the cemeteries of Goa. The detective goes to the excavations, but meets his "colleagues" - criminals who also hunt for the treasure and do not want to share with anyone.
Tribute to the past decade
Good Indian comedies also began to be shot at the beginning of the 21st century. In 2003, the movie “The Brother of Munna: seller of happiness” was released, where the central characters were father and son. A caring dad sends his child to study at a medical university and dreams of his doctoral future. However, fate pushes the guy on the path of crime, and he becomes the real king of all the bandits in the city. But, having learned that his father wants to visit him, Munna decides to open a clinic for the poor, so that he becomes convinced of his positivity.
The newest paintings
For family viewing, Indian comedies filmed in the new decade are ideal. They are charismatic, the plot contains the features of our time. A romantic picture called “Lady vs. Ricky Bahla” tells us about a woman who is a shark in the business world. However, one fine day, her business collapses because of her lover, Alphonse, through whose fault the company lost 12 million. Raina soon finds friends in misfortune, also offended by the glamorous Ricky, and together they decide to take revenge on the dude.
Fear and Loathing in India
Indian comedy fighters, which were shot both in the last century and in ours, have a special funny charm. For example, in 2013, a picture was released entitled “Go, Goa is no more.” In the story, two mutt friends go for their friend Bunny to Goa. He, in turn, sells drugs and meets on the island with the Indo-Russian Boris - a major drug lord. However, something abnormal happens at one of the parties: zombies appear and everything mixes up - aliens from other worlds, thug merchants and just lovers of fun at someone else's expense.
The best Indian comedies, according to experts, were released precisely in the 80s. They were based on unrealistic tricks and techniques, superpowers that look ridiculous, relationships that make the viewer smile. Some features of these have incorporated new paintings, spectacular and vibrant.