Chhoti Si Baat

A very good comedy about a shy, young man who is unable to express his love for the girl he likes, even though the girl shows signs of reciprocating his feelings. Then, Arun (the shy hero) travels to nearby Khandala... Full review

What we have here is a slice of the life narrative which is dominated by an exciting battle of wits between two suitors over a girl. Amol Palekar plays Arun, a diffident simpleton who likes a girl from a neighboring... Full review

Just watched this film after 14 years and loved it just as much. CSB is is one of those simple experimental fantastic films from 70's which Indian filmmakers have not tried in the last 25 years. I think Golmal and... Full review

Okay.First off a disclaimer.I am from the other side of the divide.The faction that believes that Bollywood comedies are sparse and stilted. But this movie is different.Coming from someone who is steeped in the tremendous comic timings of the southern... Full review

Firstly, this movie for me was a great 70s nostalgia trip: The Fort district of Bombay, Dadar Hindu Colony, Scooters, Flora Restaurant (The Best and probably the only Chinese Restaurant in Bombay those days- But I've never used chopsticks there!),... Full review

A light and funny movie about a very simple and shy man going to a love-guru to learn the tactics of how to impress a female. A pretty nice comedy. Moreover, it also brings up the question about how fair... Full review

Undoubtedly one of the funniest Hindi films of all time, giving a nostalgic look at young and urbane 70s Bombay. Palekar is brilliant as the quintessential idiot in love with Vidya Sinha, but unable to express his love for her.... Full review

Ashok Kumar looks fit, hale and hearty....The hero of our story, Arun Pradeep, is played by none other than the terribly endearing Amol Palekar.....Asrani is perfect as Arun's archrival as the loud Nagesh.....thus winning Prabha's affection, every scene is a golden moment that is impossible to erase from your memory..... ... Full Review

Beautiful films with real actors who played believable characters, romanced their heroines with subtle charm and soulful music.....Amidst plenty of these great middle-of-the-road films, stands out a little-known movie made by Basu Chatterjee.....Chhoti Si Baa t, probably the most lovable romantic comedy movie to ever come out of Hindi cinema.....Long gone is the era in which simple films were made with the sole intention of strumming the chords of your heart..... ... Full Review

WHERE HAVE ALL THE GREAT FILMMAKERS GONE? The second half of Chhoti Si Baat is all about the return of Arun Pradeep, magically transformed into a suave, charming stud by the Colonel. ... Full Article