Here are the top 11 Indian movies of 2022, From RRR to Drishyam 2, We have covered the best

The film industry suffered greatly as a result of the pandemic, but when the restrictions were lifted, they returned, and they returned strong. The year 2022 saw the return of audiences to the theaters, and here are some of the best Indian movies that people thoroughly enjoyed.

1. 777 Charlie | IMDb Rating – 8.9

777 Charlie is, to put it mildly, an emotional rollercoaster. The film’s writing is flawless, and it will undoubtedly make you cry. It exemplifies how dogs are men’s best friends and provide a ray of hope in the midst of adversity. This is a must-see.

2. Kantara | 8.8 IMDb Rating

Kantara is a visual delight with superb storytelling. It will undoubtedly make you appreciate nature because it is set in three different timelines. Kantara has it all: action, thrills, faith, and mythology. It was well received by both audiences and critics, and it grossed 170 crores at the box office.

3. Rocketry: The Nambi Effect | IMDb Rating – 8.8

Rocketry: The Nambi Effect is based on the life of Indian Space Research Organization scientist Nambi Narayanan, who was arrested in 1994 after being falsely accused of spying. Though he is now free, he continues to fight for justice against the officials who falsely accused him. It is R. Madhavan’s directorial debut, and he also stars in it.

4. Drishyam 2 | 8.7 IMDb rating

There are not many sequels that do not disappoint, and Drishyam 2 is one of them. It was nonstop entertainment from beginning to end. If you think you know what is going to happen, you are mistaken, and if you are completely clueless about what is going to happen in the end, you did not pay attention. If you have not seen it yet, you should definitely do so!

5. KGF Chapter 2 | 8.4 on IMDb

KGF Chapter 1 was a huge success, but KGF Chapter 2 was even bigger. Fans had been anticipating the film for a long time, and when they finally got to see it, they devoured it. This was evident in its global earnings of 1,200 crores.

6. Vikram | IMDb Rating – 8.4

Vikram is a fast-paced action thriller. It tells the story of a special investigator assigned to a case of serial killings who quickly realizes his findings will lead to war and bloodshed. Vikram is a film for the masses, packed with brilliant performances. It earned between 400 and 500 crores worldwide, making it the second-highest-grossing Tamil film.

7. Major | 8.2 IMDb Rating

Major, another OTT film, was released on Netflix. It is based on Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan’s life, who was killed in action during the November 2008 Mumbai attacks. The first half of the film is a build-up and appears to be a love story, but the second half becomes heavy with the story of September 11th. Check it out!

8. RRR | IMDb Rating – 8

Isn’t it true that Rajamouli’s RRR was ranked higher than Steven Spielberg’s The Fabelmans on Rolling Stone’s Best Movies of 2022 list? If you have seen the film, you will understand why, and if you haven’t, this should persuade you to do so.

9. Ponniyin Selvan: Part 1 | 7.9 on IMDb

Ponniyin Selvan has Aishwarya, do you really need any more? If you do, this movie has you covered as well. Based on the Chola Dynasty, this first installment in a two-part series is a high-voltage drama starring Vikram, Karthi, Trisha, and others.

10. A Thursday | 7.7 IMDb Rating

Thursday was not available on the big screen, but it was available in the comfort of our own homes. A Thursday, which was released on Disney+Hotstar, is a thriller that takes us on a journey to discover why a school teacher (Yami Gautam) takes her students hostage, making it a good weekend watch.

11. Brahmastra Part One – Shiva | IMDb Rating – 5.6.

Okay, I agree that the dialogues were a little blah! destroying the entire experience of the film, but broooo the VFX!!! Brahmastra deserves to be on the list of the best movies of 2022 just for the visual effects. It was also the first installment of the series, and we all know that pilots are rarely out-of-this-world entertaining. It was a step in the right direction toward creating India’s very own multiverse of madness. So, as an honorable mention, here is Brahmastra Part One.