Best Business Movies Bollywood

This is a must-watch movie for every entrepreneur because it depicts the development of a villager into India's largest business leader through his entrepreneurial epic journey.

A young man from a village dreams of making it famous one day. His father, the country school's headmaster, warns him that dreams never come true.

However, this young guy had a dream. His dreams changed as he grew older. This young man lands in Bombay to start a business.

Despite the obstacles, he founded Shakti Trading, a very small company. He was an entrepreneur who thought large, planned ahead and acted quickly.

Shakti Corporation was the first Indian company to make the Forbes top 500 listings in the movie.

The stock market plays an important role in our economy but there haven't been many films about it. Baazaar is based on the stock market.

Rizwan, a stockbroker, flies into Mumbai. Kothari hires him as his broker. Kothari informs Rizwan that he has bribed a minister and that they can profit from an agreement to buy stocks.

Rizwan receives the funds to purchase a company from Kothari, and Rizwan becomes the company's owner.

Rizwan realizes that Kothari put him up to take the fall for that company for Kothari's profit. SEBI detains Rizwan for insider trading.

It's a tale of desire, ambition, deception, and sacrifice, the emotions, that every entrepreneur feels in every stage of their business, in both negative and positive aspects.

This movie inspires young entrepreneurs to start a business from scratch and draw a difference in their personal and professional lives.

Shruti is a no-nonsense girl from a middle-class Delhi family. Her life goals are set by the time she reaches her final year of college since she is focused and motivated with preplanned ambitions.

Bittoo has no genuine goals in life. He spends his time as a final-year college student at Delhi University having fun with his friends while barely passing his exams.

Fate draws the two of them and they become partners in their own business called “Shaadi-Mubarak”.

The movie is a must-watch by all the entrepreneurs because the film emphasises the fact that all you need is a great idea and a sharp mind to run a successful company.

It proves that you can sell anything if you have the right attitude.

BADMAASH COMPANY is a narrative of four regular Bombay teenagers - Karan, Bulbul, Zing, and Chandu - who launched an import business in the 1990s.

The four embark on a spectacular roller-coaster ride into the world of pure glitz and glamour, where time is of the essence and the risks considerably higher, thanks to their larger-than-life plans.

It's the kind of film every entrepreneur should see without judgement.

From its name alone, Corporate tells you everything you need to know.

The film offers a frank look at India's commercial world, and it doesn't pull any punches when it comes to portraying what the filmmaker calls "the realities of our business world."

The film is an excellent resource for gaining a tremendous perspective on the business world, and you could recognize some of your business challenges in it.

The film pushes the main characters to surpass the often-subtle obstacles of corporate success, focusing mostly on ethics and workplace culture.

An entrepreneur should watch this movie because it demonstrates a different aspect of a business. It depicts the political maneuvering and power struggle between two industrialists.

The film 3 Idiots spreads the concept that formal degrees and certifications aren't always a testimonial to one's intelligence.

The new-age entrepreneurs should watch this movie because in today’s world we are only concerned with achieving success and overlooking quality, which demands a great deal of hard work, devotion, and enthusiasm.

The film encourages viewers to think outside of the box in order to have a fulfilled life.

Rancho, who has an optimistic and refreshing outlook on life, develops a good connection with Farhan and Raju in college.

Throughout the film, Rancho advises his pals not to seek success; if they work hard enough, success will find them. 

This film does not explicitly encourage entrepreneurship or startups, but it will undoubtedly inspire any entrepreneur.

Wake Up Sid is a film about a lazy college kid who simply sits around and comes from a wealthy family.

Sid goes out of the home and then comprehends the difficulties of being a member of the middle class.

This film will have you on the edge of your seat as you wonder whether Sid will be able to make it on his own.

Every entrepreneur who will inherit their family business must watch this movie.

The movie shows that even if you have the ground laid for business, difficulties can still come your way and you need to wake up and tackle it all.

The movie says that degrees and certificates cannot decide your potential or the future of your business.

'Hindi Medium' tells the journey of Raj, a local businessman, and his devoted wife Meeta.

Despite their wealth, Raj and Meeta lack the elegance factor and seek to enrol their daughter.

Pia is one of Delhi's top English schools. The family relocates to a less-than-ideal place.

They alter their lifestyles and seek the assistance of a councillor in order to secure Pic's admission to prestigious institutions.

Every Entrepreneur should watch this movie because it teaches the importance of challenging oneself along with taking a breather.

Three friends decide to go on a trip. The only issue is that Arjun is too preoccupied with his profession.

They had planned a dream vacation after graduation, but it never happened.

A road trip where each person gets to participate in his or her favourite extreme activity, and the other two must accompany him.

Whether or whether they want to!

Kabir, Imraan, and Arjun meet in Barcelona and embark on an experience that will not only bring them closer together, 

Despite not explicitly depicting the corporate world, Raajneeti offers a thought-provoking – and at times disturbing – look at how individuals in toxic settings are compelled to alter in order to live.

This movie shows how things can turn volatile when the profession is within the family.

Samar Pratap, a member of a renowned family of politicians, is ready to return to the US, but his journey is cancelled when his father is assassinated.

He decides to stay and avenge the murder, but he finds himself dealing with an aspiring politician who wants to marry him.

His brother, who has been granted control of the Party but is facing prison on charges; his cousin, who wants control of the party; and his maternal uncle.

Based on genuine facts, during the mid-1980s in India, the most dreaded C.B.I. agency conducted raids throughout the country.

Because of this agency's concern, a group of four scam artists made money by claiming to be from the C.B.I. or the Internal Revenue Service and conducting a raid on well-known businesses and politicians.

They used to steal their black money and jewellery during the phoney raids.

Although the parallel between Robin Hood and entrepreneurs isn't new, the video stands out merely because of the technical knowledge these con-men possess.

Their collaboration and vision are also remarkable. Therefore, entrepreneurs can understand a great deal from this movie.

The film depicts a lot about illegal business activities. This film might serve as guidance for entrepreneurs in spotting unethical behaviours and avoiding them.

A series of bomb explosions shook Mumbai, India's financial center, in 1993.

The police officer in charge of the investigation feels personally responsible for the tragedy because the mastermind behind the bombings could have been stopped back in the 1970s.

When this officer was tasked with bringing down organized crime in then-Bombay, focused all his attention on the wrong target and focusing on bringing down the man who could have saved Mumbai.

The movie caught attention even at the box office because it was based on true events.

This film is based on the life of a late Indian athlete known as Flying Sikh. Because his life has been full of drama, the film had to be dramatic as well.

Through Milkha's recollections, this film transports you to the period of the India-Pakistan split in 1947, the violence that erupted in both countries, as well as the consequences.

Sweat, blood, motivation, hard labour, and achievement are all present in Bhaag Milkha Bhaag, which translates to "Run, Milkha, Run".

Any entrepreneur will be flushed with creativity and motivation after seeing this film. 

Another inspiring film, Lakshya, deals with life in general. Its song "Lakshya" is often included on motivational playlists.

The revelation that the sole hurdle to accomplishing one's objectives and desires is fear of failure is the central theme of the film.

This film, titled "Goal," portrays the story of a young guy who has no goals in life and eventually becomes an army commander.

Karan enters the Indian Army on a whim but drops out when he discovers that life as a soldier is harsh. This film also portrays the fear of failure and how to overcome it.

This film will inspire any entrepreneur who has been putting off making difficult decisions because they are afraid of the consequences.

Mr. Rao's attempt to develop milk production and distribution during the period of the White Revolution is shown in a 1976 film set in rural India.

The oldest example of entrepreneurship is shown in this film. Dr.Rao (Girih Karnad) is a veterinarian who has come to this area to establish a Milk Co-operative Society for the benefit of the residents.

However, Mishraji (Amrish Puri) and Sarpanch (Kulbhushan Kharbanda), two affluent businessmen, are dissatisfied.

It's interesting seeing how Dr. Rao succeeds in his aim to make the people self-sufficient with the support of Bindu (Smit Patil) and Bhola (Naseeruddin Shah).

This movie is a must-watch for every entrepreneur looking for a point to start and the right attitude to enter the business world.

The film is on the problems that growth causes at the local level. A brilliant young scientist working for NASA as a project manager returns to his hometown.

The contrast between his life back home in India and the highly sophisticated world of NASA is evident.

The film's tagline, "We the People," conveys the message that a country's strength is found in its people.

Swades addresses several pressing challenges we face today and raises a crucial question about life.

This film encourages you to remember your beginnings and consider what you can do to contribute to society's progress, particularly as an entrepreneur.

Rocket Singh has recently become quite relatable. Half the day, one receives unwanted calls from salespeople attempting to sell us commodities worldwide.

On the other side, practically every worker in any company fantasies of starting their own business similar to the one where they work.

Rocket Singh weaves these common-man concerns into a captivating story.

Harpreet Singh Bedi, a commerce graduate, has become a salesperson in the narrative.

After being mocked by his coworkers and boss, he intends to run a side business without their knowledge.

It is the narrative of a recent graduate attempting to strike a balance between the aggravating demands of the 'professional' route and the way of his heart.