Loved Modern Masters: S.S. Rajamouli? Here's what you can watch next!

There's something utterly captivating about creative geniuses and if you like knowing how their mind works, here are some other documentaries just like Modern Masters that you can explore!

If you were rather intrigued by Netflix's Modern Masters: S.S. Rajamouli, you're probably still reeling from the experience. There's something utterly captivating about witnessing the creative process unfold - the struggles, the triumphs, and the sheer passion that drives innovators like Rajamouli to push boundaries and defy expectations. But if after watching this documentary, you're wanting to watch more legends even across Formula 1, football, the world of music or just a docuementary on social change that got us an Academy Award, there's a lot to pick from. Hence we've curated a list of documentaries that will inspire, motivate, and maybe even change the lens with which you look at things!

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Check them out!

The Romantics - Netflix

The Romantics is a docu-series that's essentially a love letter to the incredible Yash Chopra. Hearing legends like Amitabh Bachchan, Shah Rukh Khan, and Rani Mukerji share their personal anecdotes about working with YRF is pure gold and Aditya Chopra's first-ever interview is the cherry on top! What we love most about this docu-series is how it humanizes Chopra, showcasing the passion and dedication that went into creating some of Indian cinema's most iconic romances. But this docu-series also starts sounding like a PR exercise after a while!

Cinema Marte Dum Tak - Amazon Prime Video

Dive into the wild world of 90s Indian pulp cinema with Cinema Marte Dum Tak, a docu-series. Vasan Bala's passion project takes us on a wild ride, uncovering the world of the B-grade filmmakers of that era. With interviews from the industry's unsung heroes and amazing archival footage, this series is like a treasure trove of cinematic secrets and stories.

Ladies First - Netflix

Meet Deepika Kumari, the incredible Indian archer who went from poverty to podium in just four years, in the inspiring documentary Ladies First. Uraaz Bahl, the director, masterfully chronicles Deepika's journey, from her humble beginnings to her rise as the world's number one archer. With unflinching honesty, the film tackles the obstacles Deepika faces to become the first Indian woman to win Olympic Gold. It's a story of grit, determination, and the unbreakable human spirit, making Ladies First a must-watch for anyone who loves an 'against-all-odds' tale of triumph.

Ronaldo - Netflix

Director Anthony Wonke's intimate portrait of football superstar Cristiano Ronaldo is a game-changer - it's like having a front-row seat to his inner world. Through candid interviews with Ronaldo himself, as well as his loved ones, we get a glimpse into the mind of a true legend. From his childhood dreams to his current status as a global icon, the film takes us on a journey that's both, deeply personal and universally relatable. What we love most about this documentary is its unflinching honesty - it's not just a puff piece or a highlight Reel, but a genuine attempt to understand what makes Ronaldo who he is today.

Senna - Netflix

There's something truly special about the documentary Senna. It's not just a film about racing, but a deeply personal portrait of a legendary F1 racing driver, Ayrton Senna. Director Asif Kapadia's approach, is masterful, weaving together archival footage to create a nuanced and emotional journey. You can't help but be drawn in by Senna's passion, his love for his country and his fans, and his sheer drive to succeed. The way the film handles the tragedy that befell him is subtle yet powerful, and the result is a movie that's both a thrilling ride and a poignant tribute. 

Miss Americana: Taylor Swift - Netflix

Miss Americana is so much more than a behind-the-scenes look at Taylor Swift's life. It's everything that goes into her performances and more. Director Lana Wilson's creates an environment where Swift can be herself with ease on camera, and the result is a film that's both laugh-out-loud funny and heart-wrenchingly vulnerable. We see Swift at her most creative, crafting songs in her New York studio, and at her most frustrated, grappling with the fallout from Reputation. Through it all, Swift emerges as a relatable, endearing figure - and we found ourself rooting for her like never before. If you're a Swiftie, this is the thing to watch right now, especially with the Eras tour going on!

Period. End of Sentence - Netflix

There's something truly remarkable about the documentary Period. End of Sentence. Rayka Zehtabchi's film takes us on a journey to a rural Indian village, where a group of courageous women are shattering the silence around menstruation. For generations, they've been held back by a lack of access to basic sanitary products, but with determination and a sanitary pad machine, they're taking control of their lives and forging a new path. It's a beautiful reminder of the magic that happens when women lift each other up, and showcase the transformative power of independence.

Schumacher - Netflix

The incredible true story of Michael Schumacher will leave you entranced. Riveted by the incredible true story of the Formula 1 legend who left an unforgettable mark on the sport, directors Hanns-Bruno Kammertöns, Vanessa Nöcker, and Michael Wech take us on a deeply personal journey into the mind and heart of a champion who dominated the tracks like no other. Through exclusive interviews with those closest to him, we uncover the secrets behind Schumacher's unmatched success - his fierce drive, unwavering dedication, and unrelenting passion. 

 Which of these will you add to your watchlists? Tell us in the comments below!

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