Welcome to Frames of Reference. This is a place for fellow cinephiles to reminisce about the wonderfully weird world of Hindi cinema – the songs and the dances, the drama and the suspense, the romance and the action, and everything in between.
Gather around the virtual fireplace and partake in this nostalgic journey down the memory lane. You will find trivia, reviews, playlists, and much more.
Your feedback and active participation will greatly enhance the experience for all of us, and for that we will be grateful.
Postcards from Memory
Trivia
Frames of Reference is a space for film lovers where we feel our way through the stories, songs, dialogues, and memories of Hindi cinema. From new releases to the golden era, we try to catch every heartbeat of time flickering on the screen.. In our Trivia page, you will have the opportunity to relive those glorious memories. Go ahead and match your wits and knowledge of Bollywood with our quiz master. We promise you it’ll be worth your while!
Reviews
Every movie fan is a latent film critic, and every conversation about movies ends up in passionate discussions and arguments about the plot, the acting, the characters, the music, and whether or not the movie was “inspired” by a hollywood movie.
In this virtual mehfil, we invite you to enjoy the opinionated ravings of a self-confessed movie fanatic. After all, every frame evokes a memory, and every memory is worth sharing!
As always, this page is meant to be interactive and we welcome your feedback and comments.
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Playlists
IYou can’t have a hindi movie blog without curated playlists of hindi movie songs to match every mood and every occasion.
Some of my fellow bloggers have used creative methods to weave together a collage of melodies that tell an engaging story. Others have simply created a carefully selected list of songs matching genres, eras, singers, or specific moods expressed in the song.
In this blog we are inspired by the timeless allure of Vividh Bharti’s Cchaya Geet, where anchors like Kabban Mirza or Kishan Sharma. Their masterful presentation and commanding voices gave memorable commentary and interesting back stories behind each song as they presented.
As always, this page is meant to be interactive and we welcome your feedback and comments.
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