Movies For Foodies Of India That Gen-Z Has Handpicked As Delicious-Treat
When it comes to movies for foodies of India, cinephiles, “ye filmein dekh aur fir kha, khuja, batti bujha ke soja!” (mused from Govinda’s dialogue).
- Daawat-e-Ishq (2014)
- Literally a “dawaat” and “ishq” tale, it is a story in a few words.
- It can be described as a fight against social justice, but with love and food being the prime hathiyaar.
- Where there is food, there is a food lover. Do enjoy this movie that’s baked for every food lover in India.
- Duration – 2 hours 03 MinutesÂ
- Directed by Habib Faisal
- IMDb Rating – 6.1/10
- Available On Amazon Prime
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- Luv Shuv Tey Chicken Khurana (2012)
- The struggle of Omi Khurana to work out the secret ingredient that completes his family’s year-long recipe of chicken is what’s the movie plot is.
- The film exhibits enormous recipes that unveiled steadily, just like life itself. But, when it finally does get revealed, it’s finger-licking good!
- Duration – 2 hours 20 Minutes
- Directed by Sameer Sharma  Â
- IMDb Rating – 6.6/10
- Available On – Netflix India
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- Ramji Londonwale (2005)
- Amongst a decent watch in movies for foodies of India is a story of an orphan cook (the character played by R Madhavan in the film).
- The film will make you taste the essence of life through good food and great comedy timings.
- Ramji Londonwale is a character that every other Indian will relate to, a middle-class man with responsibility and ambitions in his eyes.Â
- Duration – 2 hours 34 Minutes
- Genre – Comedy / DramaÂ
- Directed by Sanjay Dayma  Â
- IMDb Rating – 6.6/10
- Available On – Prime video, MX Player
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- Salt n Pepper (2011)
- Showing food as a central character makes this gem enough to be on the list of movies for foodies of India.
- However, the movie tells the story of two people that aren’t hitched but fall in love.
- By far, the film is one of the best romantic comedies Malayalam Cinema has ever provided.
- Duration – 2 hours 12 MinutesÂ
- Directed by Ashiq AbuÂ
- IMDb Rating – 7.4/10
- Available On – Sun NXT, Mx Player
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- Paranthe Wali Gali (2014)
- A love story set in the backdrop of Old Delhi and parathas being the juncture of unanimity.
- The movie will make you explore the gullies of Old Delhi while you are at your home–isn’t it enthralling? A delicious journey that every food lover in India should watch.
- Duration – 1 hour 47 MinutesÂ
- Directed by Sachin Gupta Â
- IMDb Rating – 5/10
- Available On – Prime VideoÂ
via youtube
- The Hundred-Foot Journey (2014)
- A Hollywood-flick, trying to spread the aroma of Indian spices. A battle between foods from the west (seafood platter)and the foods from the east (murgh masala), between the contests one experience is a culinary voyage. Well, that’s the #foodgasm a food lover needs!Â
- Duration – 2 hours 02 MinutesÂ
- Directed by Lasse Hailstorm
- IMDb Rating – 7.2/10
- Available On – Sony LIV
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- Bheemasena Nala Maharaja
- Karthik Saragur’s most recent movie is about the association of people and food, which goes behind the realms of craving.
- Food impacts how we act, and it could likewise determine a significant part in our physical and mental prosperity.
- The movie explains the subtler meaning of food and its influence. A food lover shouldn’t miss this opportunity to take a dive into their eating habits.
- Duration – 2 hours 20 MinutesÂ
- Directed by Karthik Sara Gaur
- IMDb Rating – 6.5/10
- Available On Amazon PrimeÂ
We have no intention to wreck your diet plans and make you eat unhealthily. Take it as a cheat day when watching these movies with a bowl full of popcorn by your side.
Blog Edited By Ritika Gupta
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