Delhi-6

An Indian-American man, Roshan, returns to India with his ailing grandmother to scatter her ashes in the holy waters of the Ganges. While there, he gets entangled in the lives of the people in the Old Delhi neighborhood, Old Hanuman Colony, affectionately called '6' by its residents. Roshan finds himself drawn to the vibrant culture and the struggles of the community, inadvertently becoming a symbol of hope and change.

Delhi-6 received mixed reviews from critics. While praised for its visual style, music, and Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra's direction, some found the narrative disjointed and the symbolism heavy-handed. Audience reception was also divided, with many appreciating its unique portrayal of Indian life and social commentary, while others felt it lacked a strong, coherent storyline.

• Visually rich and thematically ambitious, though occasionally struggles with narrative focus.
• Praised for its vibrant depiction of Old Delhi and its social commentary.
• A. R. Rahman's music is a significant highlight.

Google audience: Google users generally appreciated the film's aesthetic appeal, its portrayal of Indian culture and spirituality, and the soundtrack. However, some reviews pointed out a lack of clarity in the plot and a perceived overly sentimental tone.

Nominated for Best Music Director and Best Male Playback Singer at the 55th Filmfare Awards for A. R. Rahman's music.

The film's iconic song 'Masakali' became a massive hit and is often cited as one of the most memorable songs from the 2000s in Bollywood, despite later controversies surrounding its copyright.