Mr. India

A kind-hearted orphan named Arun lives in a mansion with many orphaned children he cares for. When a dangerous criminal plots to steal a secret invisibility device, Arun must use it to become the invisible hero Mr. India and protect his city and his loved ones. He battles the evil Mogambo while trying to maintain his secret identity and ensure the safety of the children under his care.

Mr. India was a massive commercial success and is widely considered a cult classic in Indian cinema. It was praised for its innovative concept, entertaining storyline, memorable performances, and iconic villain. The film's blend of action, comedy, and fantasy resonated with audiences and remains a beloved film.

• Praised for its unique concept of invisibility and its successful blend of genres.
• Amrish Puri's portrayal of the villain Mogambo is considered one of Bollywood's most iconic.
• The chemistry between Anil Kapoor and Sridevi, along with the heartwarming scenes with the orphans, were highlights.

Google audience: Audience reviews often highlight the film's entertainment value, nostalgic appeal, and the memorable villain. Many appreciate its rewatchability and its status as a classic 80s Bollywood film.

The iconic 'invisible' look for Mr. India was achieved by having Anil Kapoor wear a blue suit against a blue screen, making him disappear in the final footage.