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From meticulously composed shots to breathtaking colour palettes and poetic camera movements, these films transform storytelling into art. Barfi! (2012): The film captures the charm of Darjeeling and Kolkata with whimsical visuals. (Image: IMDb) Tamasha (2015): Vivid landscapes of Corsica and the dreamy narrative makes the visuals mesmerizing. (Image: IMDb) Padmaavat (2018): The grand sets, intricate costumes and royal Rajasthan backdrops shine on screens. (Image: IMDb) Raazi (2018): Subtle, atmospheric cinematography enhances the tension of espionage. (Image: IMDb) Gully Boy (2019): The streets of Mumbai brought to life with vibrant, gritty realism. (Image: IMDb) Tumbbad (2018): Dark, haunting visuals of rural Maharashtra create a mythic, eerie atmosphere. (Image: IMDb) Swades (2004): The rural Indian landscapes is captured with naturalistic beauty and emotional depth. (Image: IMDb) Highway (2014): Stunning northern Indian landscapes reflect the protagonist’s journey and inner freedom. (Image: Pinterest) Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani (2013): The vibrant travel shots in Himachal Pradesh and Europe pop will make you an wanderlust. (Image: Pinterest) Ludo (2020): Playful color palettes and multi-layered framing reflect the film’s dark-comedy tone. (Image: Netflix)
