RIVANSHI RAKHRAI
In this high-octane action film, the celebratory Holi number serves as a moment of camaraderie between the characters portrayed by Hrithik Roshan and Tiger Shroff, delighting dance enthusiasts with its energetic choreography.
While seemingly detached from the film's storyline, the Holi song in Badrinath Ki Dulhania adds a delightful touch, perfectly syncing with the film's release date and offering pure, unadulterated fun.
"Balam Pichkari" not only marks a subtle transformation for Deepika Padukone's character but also hints at a softer side of Ranbir Kapoor's Bunny, all while delivering an immensely enjoyable and visually captivating sequence.
Yash Chopra's iconic film masterfully uses Holi as a catalyst to unite characters at parties, intensifying the underlying conflicts and drama within the narrative.
In Sholay, Holi becomes a pivotal moment in the storyline, where the revelry abruptly ceases, and the film seamlessly transitions back to its solemn undertone.
Rajesh Khanna's mesmerizing lip-syncing prowess in this film is legendary, particularly in a song that has since become an iconic moment in one of Khanna's most beloved films.
This film marks one of Hindi cinema's earliest portrayals of Holi in color, featuring a vibrant song in the OP Ralhan directorial, starring Meena Kumari and Dharmendra.