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A female hockey film without romance, without traditional formula—just unadulterated grit. Aditya Chopra supported this tale, and lo and behold, sports dramas discovered their niche in Bollywood
No star power, only sheer Delhi charm and a dreams-made-real story. Aditya gambled on Ranveer Singh and a wedding planner romance that was refreshingly so real
In an industry fixated on perfection, this tale of imperfection captivated audiences. Chopra stood behind a love story on self-worth and acceptance, and people loved it.
Chopra didn't merely create a blockbuster—he broadened an entire movie universe. Hrithik vs Tiger wasn't merely action; it was the arrival of India's response to world spy thrillers
A larger-than-life star as a flawed, broken hero? Salman Khan was supported by Chopra in a performance that was not just about wrestling but also about redemption and survival
A movie about ethics, selling, and inner rebellion—without a single over-the-top masala? Aditya Chopra envisioned its possibility, and it turned out to be one of Ranbir Kapoor's finest performances.
The pandemic box office was in shambles. Chopra revitalized it with SRK's return, and Pathaan became something more than a movie—it was a movement, a celebration of the return of cinema.
A gritty thriller with Rani Mukerji in the lead? Chopra was a flagbearer for women-centric tales and showed that thrillers in Bollywood weren't in need of heroes—just fantastic tales.
A love story based on Indo-Pak history, bearing the burden of ageless love. Chopra's script provided Yash Chopra's direction its poetic essence, framing a love story that still haunts