As you try to get through the post-World Cup blues, Disney+ Hotstar is here to bring a wide smile to your face as it offers you a curated selection of a few feel-good films and shows that will leave your hearts happy and wanting for more.
A long hectic day definitely calls for watching some heartwarming films and series that bring a smile to your faces. After the World Cup, people are finding it difficult as to what to do in the evenings. To add to the woes, every time one thinks of the Cricket World Cup, you’re reminded of India’s defeat to Australia in the final of the mega tournament. So, what to watch now?
As you try to get through the post-World Cup blues, Disney+ Hotstar is here to bring a wide smile to your face as it offers you a curated selection of a few feel-good films and shows that will leave your hearts happy and wanting for more:
A public toilet caretaker's poverty-stricken life takes a drastic U-turn when he helps an old woman. How long will fate smile upon him? As you join Vasya (Bhuvan Bam) on this heartwarming journey, you will find yourself smiling at the enduring goodness in people and the unpredictable twists of fate. Moreover, when Bhuvan Bam performs, dialogues are delivered on point and laughs are guaranteed.
After a lay-off and a move to his hometown with his parents, Shekhar (Vishal Vashishtha) is forced to re-evaluate his idea of a "successful" life. Caught up in the rat race of life, we often wonder about our childhood and hometowns where life was not so stressful. In Ghar Waapsi, we revisit the simpler joys of life with Shekhar where he reconnects with his family and old friends which makes him realize why home is the best place to be. The series leaves you feeling warm and fuzzy on the inside.
Set in 1980s Delhi, Debjani (Sahher Bambba), an easy-going English newsreader, meets Dylan (Akshay Oberoi), a fiery journalist. It's a clash of ideals with a strong dose of attraction. Shows that are based in the 90s always bring a smile to our faces. Full of romance and nostalgia, this series will remind you of the simpler times.
How hard can building a dream home be? The Joshis, a middle-class family in Dehradun, find that out in the worst possible ways. It is always believed that a home is made by the people who live in it. However, when the Joshis make an attempt to build their dream house, things take a hilarious turn as they face comical challenges through their construction process. Leaving you chuckling throughout, this show is a perfect watch when you are in the mood for some comedy.
A first-of-its-kind for her village, Babli (Tamannaah Bhatia) takes up a bouncer's job to win over her love, leading to a series of funny and heart-warming events. As she challenges gender norms, this movie is a feel-good story of empowerment and humour that will leave you cheering for Babli.