Here are 7 Bollywood films about blind characters – from winning critical acclaim and awards to being big disasters at the box office.
Bollywood has shown how they sometimes try to push the boundaries of a character and making one blind definitely makes you write a fresh story in a different perspective and now the biopic Srikanth is making buzz and ready to inspire many as well.
Check out these Bollywood films about blind characters which entertained fans.
Fanaa.
Directed by Kunal Kohli, this 2006 film features Kajol as a blind woman who falls for a tour guide played by Aamir Khan, but destiny has big twist and turns plan for them.
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Black.
This much acclaimed Sanjay Leela Bhansali film features Amitabh Bachchan as a teacher who helps a blind and deaf girl – played by Rani Mukherji – to express herself and get higher education.
Aankhein (2002).
Aankhein features three blind men played by Akshay Kumar, Arjun Rampal and Paresh Rawal who gets trained by Sushmita Sen to rob a bank for a man played by Amitabh Bachchan.
Kaabil.
Hrithik Roshan played a blind dubbing artist in this Sanjay Gupta directorial, who seeks revenge of his wife’s (played by Yami Gautam) death.
Lafengey Parindey.
Directed by Pradeep Sarkar, the film features Deepika Padukone as a skater girl named Pinky and Neil Nitin Mukhesh as a fighter, Nandu, who fights with blindfold. When in an accident, Pinky looses her eye sight, Nandu teaches her to see using her other senses and preprare for a skating competition.
Rain (2005).
Directed by Amol Shetge and starring Meghna Naidu. The film tells the story of a blind woman writer suffering from ‘Rain Phobia’ who gets a visit from a reporter pretending to be her therapist in order to have her reveal her past. However turns out, the man wasn’t even the reporter.
Srikanth.
Directed by Tushar Hiranandani, the film is a biopic of bling entrepreneur named Srikanth Bhola. Rajkummar Rao plays the leading role in the film with Alaya F and Jyothika.
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