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Best Indian Movies of 1989

This collection ranks 204 indian movies released in 1989. The list is ranked using a weighted combination of audience ratings, vote volume and popularity data, so movies with only a handful of votes never outrank widely acclaimed films. At the top of the list is Ramji Rao Speaking.

204 qualifying moviesRanked using a weighted combination of ratings, vote volume and popularity data

  2. 2

    Kireedam

    1989· 2h 7m· ml

    7.844
  6. 6

    Vandanam

    1989· 3h 0m· ml

    7.219
  7. 7

    Ram Lakhan

    1989· 2h 54m· hi

    6.522
  9. 9

    Parinda

    1989· 2h 34m· hi

    7.024
  12. 12

    Utharam

    1989· 2h 3m· ml

    7.16
  13. 13

    Siva

    1989· 2h 25m· te

    6.524
  15. 15

    Rajathi Raja

    1989· 2h 17m· ta

    6.26
  19. 19

    Mrigaya

    1989· 2h 22m· ml

    6.912
  29. 29

    Vetri Vizha

    1989· 2h 25m· ta

    7.04
  31. 31

    Pooram

    1989· 2h 4m· ml

    —0
  33. 33

    Jagratha

    1989· 2h 30m· ml

    6.412
  34. 34

    Siva

    1989· 2h 37m· ta

    —0
  35. 35

    Chandni

    1989· 3h 0m· hi

    7.019
  41. 41

    Ilaaka

    1989· 2h 35m· hi

    5.67
  42. 42

    Adharvam

    1989· 2h 30m· ml

    6.01
  43. 43

    Batwara

    1989· 3h 1m· hi

    8.94
  44. 44

    Mahayanam

    1989· 2h 22m· ml

    5.51
  45. 45

    Percy

    1989· 2h 4m· gu

    5.73
  47. 47

    Jai Karnataka

    1989· 2h 12m· kn

    —0
  49. 49

    Tridev

    1989· 2h 53m· hi

    6.317

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Frequently asked questions

How many qualifyingmovies are in this list?

204 movies with real rating data match this collection.

How are these movies ranked?

By a weighted score combining audience ratings, vote volume and popularity. Movies with very few votes are statistically shrunk toward the global average, so they cannot dominate the top of the list.

Which movie is ranked #1?

Ramji Rao Speaking currently holds the top position in this collection.

How often is this list updated?

Rankings are recalculated whenever the underlying movie data changes.