It was a perfect film in every way. I have watched it as a kid on the VCR so many times that the tape wore out! I cried every time I watched the scene when Anil Kapoor comes back home with no money to feed his children.

Minissha Lamba the movies i loved growing up

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Minissha Lamba
The Movies I Loved Growing Up
The actress picks her choice of flicks...

MR INDIA: It was a perfect film in every way. I have watched it as a kid on the VCR so many times that the tape wore out! I cried every time I watched the scene when Anil Kapoor comes back home with no money to feed his children.

1942 A LOVE STORY: I always loved historicals as a kid. This movie had a revolution coupled with a love story it was irresistible to me. The songs still sound fresh. It also makes you feel so good about our country.... really worth fighting for.

KARMA: It was a fantastic battle of good versus evil and had a stellar cast of bigwigs with some amazing performances. Every character was so well defined with their tracks blending together. This scores in the most wonderfully entertaining and touching film that I watched in my younger days.

DIL HAI KI MANTA NAHIN: Aamir Khan and Pooja Bhatt were magic together! I wanted to fall in love so badly after watching Aamir Khan. Anupam Kher as the father was unbeatable from the villan in Karma to the most lovable father in the world! What a change. The scene where he coaxes his own daughter to run away from her wedding is priceless!

BAAZIGAR: A superb thriller. SRK just blew me away. I myself would have killed for him after watching this film. You laugh, you cry, feel anger, hurt, fear... such a sense of loss for a life that battled so much!