Ten Hindi movies you can really 'play'

Sulthan is the latest entrant into Bollywood movies which have video games. '99 Games Online Private Limited, from the coastal belt of Karnataka – Udupi, has designed the game, which is based on Salman’s Sulthan.

The team took six months to design it, spending ₹75 lakh. The game has 60 levels and first 60 people who reach the last level will get a chance to meet Salman Khan.

Some movies like Ra.One, Dhoom 2 and Dhoom 3, Krrish are popular among the youth where they can be Shah Rukh Khan, Aamir Khan or Hrithik and beat the villain to their heart's content.

Interestingly, games have also been designed on movies like Ghajini, Singham and Don where you get to shoot enemies with plenty of guns.

Now, as weird as it may sound, some games have even been developed based on least appreciated movies like Love Story 2050 too. If you love wandering and want to live life as it comes, you have Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara game to amuse you. Games were also developed based on crime thrillers like Jurm, Agni: Queen of Darkness.

Basically as silly a marketing idea it may be, the actual games are usually sillier. Here is a look at ten such games - 

Ra.One

Dhoom 2

Dhoom 3

Ghajini

Singham

Don 2

Love Story 2050

Zindagi Milegi Na Dobara