Blasting off with Chandrayaan-3: Time capsule of Indian sci-fi cinema

Published by: CNBC-TV18.com

Explore Indian sci-fi cinema’s evolution from 1960s adventures to today’s thrillers. This collection mirrors India’s imaginative leaps on screen, akin to Chandrayaan-3’s strides in space exploration.

(2022)

This Hindi biographical drama film tells the true story of Nambi Narayanan, an Indian aerospace engineer who was falsely accused of espionage and fought to clear his name.

Rocketry: The Nambi Effect

 (2022)

This Hindi biographical drama series is about the lives and achievements of Vikram Sarabhai and Homi J Bhabha, the pioneers of India’s space and nuclear programs.

Rocket Boys

(2020)

This Hindi sci-fi mystery series is about an investigation into a plane crash that reveals a connection to a missing flight from 35 years ago and a possible time travel conspiracy.

JL50

(2020)

This Hindi sci-fi comedy-drama is about a lonely astronaut who works as a post-death transition agent on a spaceship, where he prepares the dead for reincarnation.

Cargo

(2019)

This Hindi biographical drama film is about the team of scientists and engineers who worked on the Mars Orbiter Mission, India’s first interplanetary expedition.

Mission Mangal

(2018)

This Telugu sci-fi thriller is about a team of astronauts who are sent on a mission to fix a malfunctioning satellite that threatens to cause a global communication blackout.

Antariksham 9000 KMPH

(2018)

This Tamil sci-fi action film is about a daredevil escape artist who is recruited by the Indian Space Research Organisation to stop an asteroid from colliding with Earth.

Tik Tik Tik

(1967)

This Hindi sci-fi adventure film is about an Indian scientist who invents a rocket that can travel to the moon and beyond, and his encounter with aliens and a villainous rival.

Chand Par Chadayee 

(1963)

This Tamil sci-fi musical film is about an alien prince who kidnaps an Indian dancer and takes her to his planet, where he falls in love with her and faces opposition from his people.

Kalai Arasi

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