Sonu Sood the movies i loved growing up

DEEWAR: I remember seeing this movie five times with my friends. We all youngsters found Parveen Babi to be so gorgeous. The movie's climax was superb. There would be whistling and shouting in the theatres back home in Punjab ufffd it would be such an experience to watch the film. The movie ran for many days so we watched it again and again.



THE GODFATHER SERIES: My mom was a teacher and encouraged us to readu00a0 ufffd both classic literature and fiction. I had read the entire Godfather series as a teenager. Usually when you read a book, the film falls short, but these were fantastic. I remember watching it with my friends at home on video, curtains drawn against the warm sun, in the summer holidays. The movies had a haunting soundtrack, a gripping story and superb performances. The second part of Godfather was the best ufffd- every part of this film is amazing. It is even better than the original! I was very surprised by this.

ZANJEER: I was a huge fan of Bachchansahab. This was the movie I adored during my younger days. The action was great fun to watch. Its screenplay and performances remain unmatched.

LORD OF THE RINGS: The movie was a whole lot better than the books. The music, cinematography, storyline, action ufffd it's all fantastic. I like Sam and Frodo's friendship. It's reminiscent of the friends I've had for ages.

DILWALE DULHANIYA LE JAYEGA: For us youngsters it was the classic romantic story. Love was in the air for us.