As we have done in the past, this year too we are trying to source the scripts of some of the best bollywood films of the year. As most of you know, the scripts of Hollywood films are easily available online, even the unreleased ones. But we don’t have any such database of Hindi or Indian films. So that has been the primary reason for this initiative. And it has been possible only because some of the screenwriters and filmmakers have been very supportive about it. It’s only for educational purpose and much like the spirit of the blog, is a complete non-commercial exercise.
To read the scripts of best bollywood films of last few years, click here. From 2016, script of Neerja is here, Kapoor & Sons is here, and Pink is here.
After the disaster of Bombay Velvet, Anurag Kashyap was back in form with this quickie, Raman Raghav 2.0. The film had everything that Kashyap excels in – a smart title, black humour in abundance, terrific atmosphere, quirky characters and punchy dialogues. Inspired by the true story of Raman Raghav, Vasan and Anurag’s screenplay, which was divided into chapters, was one of the smartest spin of the year.
Happy reading!
(Please do note that this is not the final shooting draft of the film. This is the script of the international version of the film, the one which played with the title, Psycho Raman. We thought this will be a good learning exercise – to compare the notes between this draft version and the film we have seen)
Film : Raman Raghav 2.0
Director : Anurag Kashyap
Written by : Vasan Bala and Anurag Kashyap
Wonderful script. 😃
The older scripts are behind a paywall. Could you not upload them in a cloud from where they can be freely downloaded? There are several options available. Or are you people pushing for cashless transactions too?
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Thank you very much for these scripts. As an upcoming screenwriter, these are all valuable! You are doing a wonderful job. A couple of years before, we could not get any script other than “Godfather” and “Taxi Driver” (De Niro).I could never dream of getting Bollywood scripts! Kudos… and do we have Jolly LLB 2 if you please? 🙂