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Best Indian Movies of 2004

This collection ranks 269 indian movies released in 2004. 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 Veer-Zaara.

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

  1. 156

    Pedababu

    2004· 2h 25m· te

    0
  2. 159

    Nalla

    2004· 2h 23m· kn

    7.01
  3. 160

    Anji

    2004· 2h 30m· te

    5.511
  4. 162

    Monalisa

    2004· 2h 25m· kn

    2.01
  5. 166

    Shakthi

    2004· 2h 47m· bn

    0
  6. 170

    Kismat

    2004· 2h 23m· hi

    5.512
  7. 171

    Malla

    2004· 2h 28m· kn

    0
  8. 172

    Murder

    2004· 2h 10m· hi

    5.136
  9. 174

    Jaago

    2004· 2h 2m· hi

    7.02
  10. 177

    Jana

    2004· 2h 37m· ta

    4.45
  11. 184

    Jai Surya

    2004· 2h 39m· ta

    6.01
  12. 185

    Hawas

    2004· 2h 3m· hi

    3.28
  13. 186

    Wanted

    2004· ml

    5.04
  14. 187

    Karma

    2004· 26m· hi

    0
  15. 188

    Durgi

    2004· 2h 41m· kn

    0
  16. 189

    Grahanam

    2004· 1h 31m· te

    7.01
  17. 190

    Tyag

    2004· 2h 30m· en

    0
  18. 191

    Surya

    2004· 2h 21m· bn

    0
  19. 194

    Woh

    2004· 1h 59m· hi

    0
  20. 196

    Shock

    2004· 2h 0m· ta

    6.02
  21. 197

    Chrysalis

    2004· 1h 47m· hi

    0
  22. 198

    Madhoshi

    2004· 2h 25m· hi

    4.45

Frequently asked questions

How many qualifyingmovies are in this list?

269 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?

Veer-Zaara currently holds the top position in this collection.

How often is this list updated?

Rankings are recalculated whenever the underlying movie data changes.