And the fourth and fabulous shade on the Navratri colour time table after orange, white, red and royal blue is...
The colour of joy -- bright, bouncy and jolly yellow. Sukanya Verma notes its nine cheerful impressions in Bollywood.
Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani
North Indian wedding celebrations wouldn't be complete without the merry masti of friends and family gathering to smear yellow haldi on the bride-to-be.
Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge
Bollywood’s dreamy romances are full of dancing in mustard fields but nothing as historical as Raj and Simran's reunion in a field of gold.
Kahaani
Vidya Balan pays rich ode to Kolkata's beloved trademarks, the classic yellow cabs among many, in Kahaani.
Kedarnath
Whether you're sitting in a five star hotel of a city or a roadside stall in the mountains, nothing beats a bowl of piping hot masala Maggi.
Chhatriwali
Chase the monsoon blues away with an umbrella in the sunniest shade of yellow.
Ek Villain
Yellow smiley balloons to turn every frown into a smile used to sinister, sarcastic effect in Ek Villain.
NH10
Anushka Sharma's ochre yellow hoodie is the only pleasant sight in an otherwise grim, gory revenge thriller.
That Girl in Yellow Boots
Kalki's titular yellow boots in Anurag Kashyap's indie drama are as striking as they are stylish.
Rangeela
Aamir Khan's all-yellow avatar in Rangeela is one of the most enduring, enthusiastic portrayals of the colour.
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