The 2001 film, set during the British Raj in India, won 14 on the list. Produced by Aamir and directed by Ashutosh Gowariker, Lagaan tells the group of villagers that strike agreement with the representatives of the Raj - if they win the local game of cricket, they will break their "Lagaan", or property taxes.
"From the first torrential rain Thunderclap - Cue for a boisterous dance - the sun is at its peak, smiling faces of millions of viewers, the Bollywood epic proportions weather is reason to rejoice," Magazine said, calling the movie "The increasingly long and more fascinated by the underdog sports movie. "
"Even those who know none of the complex rules of cricket jumped on their seats irrepressible melodies of AR Rahman. You can immediately and fully accepted the trope of Bollywood music and dance as an expression of inner life and the most violent emotions such as movies, sports or social document of the communal ecstasy, Lagaan is a great all-round "he added.
Lagaan is the only Indian film in the list, which is headed by The Big Lebowski, a film made in 1998 bowling. Body and Soul (1947), Breaking Away (1979), Bull Durham (1988) and Caddyshack (1980) completed the top five.
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