Independence Day is not just a date on the calendar; it is a reminder of the sacrifices, struggles, and victories that made our country free. Over the years, movies have helped keep this spirit alive by telling stories of bravery, unity, and love of country. Patriotic movies always make us feel good about our country and make us proud of the tricolor. They tell the story of a freedom fighter, show how tough our armed forces are, or show how quiet heroes are everyday people. These movies will not only make you laugh this Independence Day, but they will also make you love your country again.
Here are the Top 10 Movies You Can watch on Independence Day
Lagaan (2001)
Lagaan is set in colonial India in the 19th century. It tells the story of villagers who challenge British rulers to a cricket match to avoid paying high taxes. Led by Bhuvan, they learn the game from scratch, coming together for justice and dignity. This shows how courage and perseverance can win against colonial oppression.
Swades (2004)
Mohan Bhargava, a NASA scientist, goes back to rural India and reconnects with his roots. He wants to make lasting changes because he sees problems like not having electricity and social inequality in the village. The movie looks at themes like duty, coming home, and how serving your country can change your life.
Rang De Basanti (2006)
Students from Delhi who are in a documentary about freedom fighters go through a big change. They fight against modern corruption because of personal tragedies and lessons from history. The movie channels the passion of India’s revolutionaries and urges today’s youth to wake up their sense of duty and bring about big changes in society.
Chak De! India (2007)
Kabir Khan, a former hockey captain who was kicked out of the sport, is back as the coach of the Indian women’s hockey team. He teaches discipline, unity, and pride, even though people are prejudiced and divided. The underdogs rise to fame, showing the strength of teamwork and national spirit. “Chak De! India” is a famous rallying cry.
The Kargil Girl by Gunjan Saxena (2020)
This biographical drama follows Flight Lieutenant Gunjan Saxena as she becomes one of India’s first female combat pilots during the Kargil War. Even though there is bias against women in a field that is mostly male, she stands out because she is brave and determined. She takes part in dangerous rescue and combat missions that break stereotypes and inspire millions.
Amaran (2024)
Amaran is a biographical war drama about Major Mukund Varadarajan and his wife Indu. The story is about Mukund’s brave leadership during the 2014 Qazipathri Operation in Kashmir, the sacrifices he made for India, and Indu’s emotional journey as she receives his Ashoka Chakra. The movie is about bravery, sacrifice, and love that never gives up.
Airlift (2016)
The movie is based on real events and follows Ranjit Katyal, an Indian businessman who leads the biggest civilian evacuation in the world in Kuwait after the Iraqi invasion. Katyal’s bravery and initiative save more than 170,000 Indians from chaos and danger. Airlift is a celebration of bravery, creativity, and the power of a strong national identity.
Kesari (2019)
This war drama is set in 1897 and tells the story of 21 Sikh soldiers who fought thousands of Afghan invaders at the Battle of Saragarhi. Their unbreakable will and unmatched bravery make a strong statement about loyalty to one’s country and self-sacrifice. The movie is a tribute to the warrior spirit of Sikhs.
Uri: The Surgical Strike (2019)
Major Vihaan Singh Shergill leads his commandos in a carefully planned cross-border attack in response to India’s 2016 surgical strikes. The movie’s fast-paced action and patriotic fervor, shown by the famous line “How’s the Josh?”, stress bravery, accuracy, and the country’s determination to protect and avenge its own.
Article 370 (2024)
This movie is based on the events that led up to the end of Jammu and Kashmir’s special status. It is set around the end of Article 370. It looks at the reasons, strategies, and political moves that led to one of India’s most important decisions. The story talks about how important national unity is, how things can change, and how hard it is to change policy.
These Movies are available on Various Ott Platforms Like Netflix, JioHotstar, Prime Video, Youtube.
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