Udita Goswami the movies i loved growing up

HATIMTAI: It had Jeetendra as Hatim, Sangeeta Bijlani as the fairy, Satish Shah as Nazrul and Amrish Puri as the bad magician. The magical world in the film amazed me. How Hatim solves the seven mysterious questions is fantastic. I can still watch the movie with the same excitement as I used to, when I was younger any number of times!
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SADMA: How I cried during this film! I was in love with Kamal Haasan at that time though I hated guys with moustaches. Hari Prasad, that's the name of the puppy in the film, was so cute! And Sridevi saying Shomu to Kamal in a childish way (I used to love copying and acting that!). Then the last scene at the platform where he is trying to remind her who he is, that was a killer! Sridevi was fantastic in it.
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LAMHE: As I am such a dance freak, I loved this movie for all its songs which I knew by heart. I could dance to any song. I used to go to my dancing school where the first Hindi film track I started learning dance to was Choodiyan Khanak Gayeen. I still remember each and every step that was taught to me even now.

AUTUMN IN NEW YORK: The movie had this young girl falling in love with an older man it was just my kind of perfect story. And if the man happens to be Richard Gere then woo-hoo! I could just see myself in place of Winona Ryder in those days. So this movie was a journey for me.

INDEPENDENCE DAY: I was never into high-octane films but this was the first that I remember. I found the science-fiction about alien invasion of earth, intriguing. Didn't know what Air Force One was until I saw the film. Will Smith was cool.