7 Hindi Indian Movies that Inspire Entrepreneurship

The first movie on the list is a rocket Singh salesman of the year, this is one of my favorite movies, I watched this movie more than 13 times, whenever I want some motivation  I watch this movie, This movie is based on a below average college student (Ranbir Kapoor) who get a job of a salesman, he is honest but everyone tries to make him down.

Guru is a based on true life story of Dhiru Bhai Ambani, how he achieves everything in a very small time, from a small village of India how become the business king of India, if you are a businessman you will really like Guru, Abhishek stunned everyone with his awesome performance, he is one of the most underrated actors in India, but he is a brilliant actor.

Band Baja Baraat is a story of bitto(Ranvir Singh) and Shruti(Anushka Sharma), they started their business of wedding management and how they build their business from a small to big, the story shows by the confidence and dedication you can achieve everything in your life, all you need to have trust on your idea and work.

Trishul is a father son melodrama kind of story, Sanjeev Kumar and Amitabh Bachchan are in lead roles, Sanjeev Kumar left her lover and Child for the sake of success and marry with someone else, Amitabh Bachchan grown up and take revenge from his father by creating the business empire.

Avtaar is an old Indian movie starring Rajesh Khanna , Shabana Azmi in lead roles, the story shows that you can start your life from any day, a must watch movie for a person who spend whole life for his children and then he neglected by their children.

Badmash Company starring tarring Shahid Kapoor, Vir, Chang, Anushka sharma is a story of a Middle class Guy, who has a great business mind, but unfortunately he started using his ideas in bad ways, at the end he realize his mistakes of life and start living honestly.

Corporate movie is based on the power game between two industrialist. How they get their work done and all the politics behind the corporate world.
Corporate centers around the power games between two industrialists