Anushree Arora

Anushree, is a film and TV writer with a healthy obsession for movie trivia. Her interests outside of work include going to the movies, scuba diving, roller skating, reading, and spending time with her dog Pixel.

Experience and Education

Her journey in the entertainment industry began with writing and editing TV promos for Comedy Central, Vh1, and Colors Infinity. She then moved on to work at a digital marketing agency known as Digi Osmosis, where she contributed to social media campaigns for Lionsgate films like Bombshell and Knives Out in India. Anushree now works as a news and content writer for JustWatch. Anushree holds a Bachelor's in Arts from Symbiosis International University where she specialised in Audio Visual Communication, a course which exposed her to cinematic classics from Satyajit Ray to Alfred Hitchcock.

Favourite Movies and TV-Shows

Anushree’s all time favourites include 500 Days of Summer, Mary & Max, Spy Family, and 2000s Bollywood movies like Kal Ho Naa Ho. She’s also watched all 19 seasons of Grey’s Anatomy more times than she’d like to admit, and frequently indulges in guilty pleasures such as Keeping Up with the Kardashians and Selling Sunset.

Anushree Arora has written 5 articles on JustWatch. This includes adding news and relevant information to movie & TV show pages.

  • <h1>The 10 Best Romantic Bollywood Movies of the 1990s</h1>

    The 10 Best Romantic Bollywood Movies of the 1990s

    Timeless songs, iconic dance moves and a collection of emotionally charged love stories— the ‘90s were truly a defining era for romantic Bollywood films. Young directors like Karan Johar and Aditya Chopra introduced a whole new wave of culture with their new-age films that brought dreamy international destinations, designer wear, and pop culture into the spotlight.

    Filled with grand romantic gestures, memorable dialogues, dreamy locations, and classic songs, there’s nothing better than a good old romantic Bollywood movie from the ‘90s when you’re in the mood for well-rounded entertainment.

    Whether you’re new to Bollywood or in a nostalgic mood to rewatch some timeless classics, here’s our pick of the 10 best romantic Bollywood movies from the 1990s and where you can stream them online.

    Bollywood’s Love for Love Triangles

    Love triangles were a common theme in ‘90s Bollywood films. They showcased the complexities of relationships and often reflected the conflict young Indians faced as they navigated love in a rapidly modernizing society.

    Some of the most popular Bollywood movies with love triangles, like Rangeela, a movie about an aspiring actress caught in a love triangle between her childhood friend and a famous movie star; Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam, a movie about a newly married woman torn between her loyalty towards her husband and her lingering love towards a passionate ex; and Dil To Pagal Hai, an upbeat musical romance where two dancers vie for the affections of their choreographer, were released in the nineties.

    Family and Cultural Conflicts

    During the ‘90s, Bollywood films with family and cultural conflicts resonated strongly with a generation struggling to balance the traditional expectations from their families while embracing the new modern values that came with India’s liberalization. Movies like Hum Saath Saath Hain, Raja Hindustani, and Hum Aapke Hain Koun challenged cultural norms like living in a joint family, the concept of arranged marriage, and the idea that marriage can only exist within the same societal class. These films are famous not only for their deep and timeless love stories but also for questioning age-old norms and seeing them through the eyes of the younger generation.

    Unconventional Love Stories

    In between all the songs, mushy romance, and dance, Bollywood movies from the ‘90s also had a unique way of getting serious messages across. Movies like Kuch Kuch Hota Hai stood out for normalizing the concept of remarriage by showing it through the innocent lens of a child’s eye trying to reunite her father with his former female best friend after losing her mother. Yash Chopra’s iconic film, Lamhe, pushed the envelope by bringing a love story between a young girl and a guy old enough to be her father into the spotlight of mainstream cinema.

    The #1 Romantic Bollywood Movie from the ‘90s: Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge

    You can’t talk about nineties Bollywood without mentioning Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge. Marking Aditya Chopra’s debut film as a director, Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge (DDLJ), tells the story of Simran, a small-town girl from Punjab who falls in love with Raj, a modern boy she meets while on her bachelorette trip in Switzerland. The movie focuses on the trials and tribulations that stand in the way of their love as Simran’s family pressurizes her to live up to the promise of marrying a boy she barely knows.

    Whether it's the dreamy backdrop of Switzerland, the iconic pairing of Kajol and Shah Rukh Khan, or the catchy songs, DDLJ has transcended from being a movie to becoming a cultural phenomenon. Considered one of the most influential movies of its time, the film ran in Mumbai’s Maratha Mandir theater for 27 years, continuing to attract viewers for more than two decades following its initial release. The film also inspired the production of a Broadway musical titled Come Fall In Love in 2022.

    It’s #1 on our list as it combines everything from mushy romance and dreamy locations to compelling family dynamics and an unforgettable soundtrack, making it a memorable watch every single time.

    Curious to know more about the other 10 best romantic Bollywood movies from the nineties? Check out the full list below:

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  • <h1>10 Best K-Dramas on Netflix (For First Time Viewers)</h1>

    10 Best K-Dramas on Netflix (For First Time Viewers)

    From character-led dramedies like Extraordinary Attorney Woo to bloodthirsty zombie shows like All of Us Are Dead, there’s a wide spectrum of K-dramas to stream online. If you’re new to the K-craze and looking for a good place to start, here’s a beginner-friendly guide to the 10 best K-dramas on Netflix across a variety of genres. We'll also show you if any of these must-see K-dramas are available to watch legally for free or if they on any other streaming services in India.

    Hundreds of new K-dramas are released each year, so deciding which show to start with can be overwhelming. We’ve handpicked 10 shows that are available with English subtitles and dubbed versions, making it easier for you to binge Korean shows without any language barriers.

    Lighthearted and Romantic K-Dramas on Netflix

    If you’re in the mood for something lighthearted, consider watching Netflix's romantic or work-centric K-dramas. For those who favour romantic dramas, Crash Landing on You, a star-crossed love story about a South Korean heiress and a North Korean army officer who find each other thanks to a freak paragliding accident, is a popular show among K-drama fans and newcomers.

    There are also plenty of K-dramas that centre around themes of young professional life, so if medical shows like Grey's Anatomy or The Resident are your jam, shows like Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha or Hospital Playlist are great places to start. If you prefer legal dramas like Suits or Boston Legal, you might enjoy watching Extraordinary Attorney Woo, a heartfelt legal drama about a talented neurodiverse lawyer with a photographic memory.

    Action and Crime K-Dramas on Netflix

    K-dramas have captured Indian hearts (and their screen time) with wholesome rom-coms, but there are also many Korean TV shows that cater to fans of action and crime too. In 2021, Netflix's Squid Game thrust thriller K-dramas into the spotlight with 1.65 billion hours of watch time across 94 countries within just a month of its release. Set in a dystopian world, the series follows a group of fictional characters competing in life-and-death games for a massive cash prize. If you enjoyed Squid Game and would like to watch K-drama crime thrillers, the Korean spin-off of Money Heist, titled Money Heist Korea, is also worth watching.

    There's plenty of great K-drama fantasy TV shows too. If you’re intrigued by mythical creatures, you may enjoy Guardian: The Lonely and Great God. This classic K-drama centres around a 939-year-old immortal goblin, the Grim Reaper, and a cheerful young human who can see supernatural beings. It’s like the Korean version of Lucifer meets Supernatural.

    Below you will find all the latest streaming details for the best K-dramas on Netflix. Browse through the list and apply filters to discover the best K-drama to watch today.

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