10 best Hindi movies that you can now watch on Amazon Prime Video

Are popcorn and blanket ready? Check out these best Hindi movies you can binge-watch on  Amazon Prime Video.

As we all know, it's the era of streaming services. Whether you're into Netflix or Amazon Prime Video or even Hotstar, these streaming services are here to stay. But today, we'll be talking about Amazon Prime Video. Although it started in 2016 (the same year as Netflix launched in India), it has a really genuine audience. The shows, the movies and the documentaries that you can stream are simply amazing and absolutely entertaining.

So here we are and we're going to talk about some of the best Hindi movies that you can stream on Amazon Prime Video -

1. Dil Chahta Hai
The story of 3 youngsters exploring unconventional choices and yet managing to hurtle through life's problems, Dil Chahta Hai was a 2001 film that captured the hearts of plenty. If you find yourself feeling nostalgic along with your group of friends, this one should be on top of your watch-list.

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2. Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara
Focusing on the infamous 'Euro Trip' of every friends group, this movie is a fresh new perspective on youngsters in their mid-20s facing a quarter-life crisis, their problems in friendship and romance. Through drama, humour and story-telling, this movie is simply putting one in a comfort zone.

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3. Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge
A favourite of every 90s kid in India, this movie still runs in a theatre in Mumbai even after 20 years. But who goes to cinemas anymore, amirite? So dive into a world of romance, family drama and comedy with this 1995's classic with only a subscription of Amazon Prime Video.

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4. Ye Jawaani Hai Deewani
For a while there everyone had 'Badtameez Dil' on their tongues and the credit definitely goes to the wonderful actors in the movie. This movie captures a millennial lifestyle more than anything! Whether you're struggling with relationships because of career aspirations, or you're dealing with broken hearts, or simply experiencing jealously, this movie shows us totally relatable equations in relationships and friendships.

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5. Jab We Met
Probably the sweetest and most romantic story of Bollywood ever, Jab We Met had a very convincing storyline that was depicted through drama, romance and comedy. The two leads definitely had undeniable chemistry even though they only got together in the end.

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6. Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham
A 2000s classic, K3G and its songs are popular even today! The star cast was absolutely royal along with their acting skills. This movie is all about family drama, love and lots of memorable dialogues.

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7. Kal Ho Na Ho
Probably India's first-ever 'woke' movie discussing perspectives of NRIs, homosexuality and inter-family drama. This movie again has a brilliant star-cast and also a great story. You'll surely find yourself humming the songs of this movie when you're done.

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8. Veer-Zaara
Portraying India-Pakistan relations with an underlying romantic love story, Veer-Zaara still holds a piece of our heart. For those interested, keep tissues handy 'cause you will be weeping throughout the movie!

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9. Dil To Pagal Hai
If you like music, dance, love and friendships, this movie is going to become your favourite. A 1997 Bollywood classic, Dil To Pagal Hai is a romantic drama that you can't miss.

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10. Chak De! India
Many of us Indians didn't know field hockey was India's national sport until Chak De! India happened. This sports drama talks about hockey and so much more. It focuses on feminism, women empowerment and inter-personal relationships within a sports team. All of this is well-curated within the spirit of patriotism.

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So now that you have this great list of Hindi movies, which one are you going to start with first?