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5 Holiday Places From Kolkata To Ladakh Promoted By Bollywood Films

Indus DispatchBy Indus DispatchSeptember 5, 2022No Comments2 Mins Read
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The best way to portray an area in an entertaining way is through movies. Bollywood filming sites are only one of the many ways that film affects people’s lives and how important it is to them.

So, the finest holiday places made well-known by Bollywood are listed below:

1. Pangong Lake, Ladakh

Over the years, this place has gained notoriety as Bollywood films have encouraged even those who don’t travel to pack their bags and head to Pangong Lake to take in its beauty. This site needs to go on your bucket list if you like the last scene from 3 Idiots or the setting of the Jab Tak Hai Jaan moment when SRK and Anushka Sharma.

2. Udaipur, Rajasthan

Filmed in Udaipur is the 1965 movie Guide, which Time magazine named fourth on their list of the Best Bollywood Classics. In the City of Lakes, Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela was filmed. Even Hollywood has fallen prey to the allure of Udaipur, a regal city. The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel and Octopussy are two of the most well-known Hollywood productions to have been shot there.

3. Rohtang Pass, Himachal Pradesh

The splendor of this location was captured in a number of well-known Bollywood films, including Highway, Jab We Met, and Dev D, which in a sense immortalized the snow-covered sections of this route on film. Many people have been motivated by these films to go backpacking and learn how to enjoy travel as much as they can.

4. Kolkata, West Bengal

Bollywood was unable to escape Kolkata’s contagious spirit! Over time, tourism has increased in several of its places. In contrast to the brilliantly captured Durga Puja festivities in movies like Kahaani and Vicky Donor, the tram rides in Barfi simply stole our hearts. To put it another way, the “City of Joy” was the focus of every movie that was filmed there.

5.Banaras, Uttar Pradesh

Banaras need to be on your list of places to visit in 2022 for a holiday. When compared to other Bollywood movies, Raanjhanaa and Masaan have done a very good job of conveying the vibrant and dynamic essence of Banaras and its ghats. With its ancient streets and conventional homes, Banaras is without a doubt among the best locations in India for filmmaking.

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