Movies Starring Alia Bhatt

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A young cinematographer seeks therapy to navigate love and career pressures.

Why people love it: The film's honest look at mental health and the chemistry between Alia and Shah Rukh resonated with many.

1 / 8

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A fearless woman rises from a brothel to become a powerful Mumbai matriarch.

Why people love it: Alia's powerful performance and Bhansali's grand storytelling bring a captivating, gritty tale of empowerment.

2 / 8

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An aspiring rapper from Mumbai’s slums battles social constraints to chase fame.

Why people love it: Its raw portrayal of underground hip‑hop culture resonates with youth. The electrifying soundtrack and authentic performances make it a modern classic.

3 / 8

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A passionate romance that weathers political upheavals and personal loss across decades.

Why people love it: Audiences cherish the chemistry of Shahid and Sonam, and the film’s sweeping, emotional storytelling that captures love’s resilience. The lush cinematography and period backdrop add depth to the heartfelt narrative.

5 / 8

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A young Indian woman becomes an undercover spy in Pakistan during the 1971 war.

Why people love it: The film blends tension with heartfelt patriotism, and Alia Bhatt delivers a compelling performance.

6 / 8

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In 1920s India, two legendary rebels unite to fight colonial oppression.

Why people love it: Audiences adore its spectacular set pieces, high‑octane choreography, and emotional storytelling. The film blends mythic heroism with heartfelt camaraderie, delivering a fresh, larger‑than‑life spectacle.

7 / 8

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A gritty drama exposing the drug crisis in Punjab through interwoven stories of a singer, a doctor, and a cop.

Why people love it: Audiences praised its bold storytelling and powerful performances, especially Diljit’s raw portrayal of a troubled singer.

8 / 8