So what happens when you toss artificial intelligence into the mix?
Presenting a tongue‑in‑cheek tribute to some of my favourite Indian movies, re‑imagined for the AI age.
#1. SholAI
Thakur Baldev Singh loses his hands in a freak accident (cough, cough). He makes use of a voice‑controlled intelligent personal assistant named Raamlal and senses great commercial potential. He soon develops and launches Raamlal‑AI as a plug‑and‑play subscription service. He also hires Jai and Veeru as trainers for a skilling course on effective deployment of the tool. Thakur bags his first major client in the form of local business tycoon Gabbar Singh, who promptly fires his entire team, including Kalia and his trusted search engine, Sambha.
#2. Jo Jeeta Woh AI Sikandar
Small-Sportia University's robotic frog wows the audience at an AI Summit-cum-Awards event. Their entry outshines the food app launched by Rajput College and the smartwatch showcased by Queen’s College. The frog nearly wins under the “Best Indigenous Tech Development” category until Model College students reveal it’s actually a ready‑made prototype bought at a yard sale in China. Eventually, Model College’s AI‑driven Love Astrology app takes home the prize.
#3. Dil Chahta AI
Three friends take a road trip to Goa to Bengaluru. While stuck in traffic, one invests in a matrimonial website, another in a food delivery app, and the third in questionable deepfake technology that helps create morphed images and videos. No prizes for guessing who makes it big.
#4. Baahubal‑AI
The kingdom is divided not by swords, but by prompt‑engineering. Hero Bahubali takes help from Katapp-AI to craft elegant poems and songs for his lady love Devsena, while his arch-nemesis Bhallaladev spams AI tools with persistent requests to generate romantic images and videos of himself with the leading lady.
#5. D-War (D as in Digital)
Two brothers, Vijay and Ravi, grow up on opposite sides of the digital divide. Vijay is a self‑made businessman who abhors technology, refusing to use AI filters to erase the “mera baap chor hai” tattoo on his arm. Ravi, meanwhile, is a tech evangelist. In a showdown for custody of their widowed mother, Vijay taunts Ravi with: “Aaj mere paas paisa hai, bangla hai, gaadi hai, naukar hai, bank balance hai… tumhaare paas kya hai?” Ravi confidently replies: “Mere paas prompt hai.”
#6. AIyya
Meenakshi, a young woman from a middle‑class household, falls for the online charms of Surya, who conjures engaging LinkedIn posts and witty Instagram comments. She eventually realises it was all AI‑generated fluff and blocks him.
#7. Bhool BhulAIyya
A horror‑comedy where the haunted mansion is actually a buggy smart home system. Lights flicker, doors slam, and the cloud‑based virtual assistant (similar to Alexa) keeps whispering “Manjulika is here” at regular intervals.
#8. MunnabhAI MBA
After bagging an engineering degree, Munna decides that an MBA in Finance is the next step to catapult his career. He bumps into Sarkeshwar (aka Circuit) during the program, who convinces him that EduTech is the shiniest star on the global horizon. Cut to ten years later: both are running AI‑skilling workshops and grappling with the irony that AI itself is making teaching roles obsolete.
#9. AI Dil Hai Mushkil
Alizeh consistently rejects her AI assistant AIaan’s push notifications and relentless suggestions to buy products or install apps.
#10. Gangs of AIsseypur
Online trolls use AI tools to wage creative (and expletive‑laden) wars against ideological rivals, celebrities, or anyone they please — across Instagram, X, and every other social platform.
This post is a part of the BlogchatterA2Z Challenge 2026
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