From Shah Rukh Khan's RaOne to Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Saawariya, five times Bollywood used blue palette perfectly

Saawariya, based on Fyodr Dostoevsky's White Nights, was shot in an elaborate blue set with most props, costumes etc also in various hues of the colour. While the film didn't work, its aesthetics were praised.

A film named Blue and set in the ocean was bound to use the colour palette profusely and this Akshay Kumar-starrer did just that, including shots of Lara Dutta in a bikini swimming in the sereene blue waters.

Shah Rukh Khan's ambitious sci-fi flick RaOne used the colour blue to depict the cyber world in the film and also as the colour for the protagonist, the superhero played by the actor himself.

Saif Ali Khan's Uday Bhan was always shown dressed in hues of blue and black in this period action drama, and everything from his character posters to his chambers were clad in blue in the film.

Ayan Mukerji's Brahmastra used different colours to denote different astras shown in the film with blue reserved for the Nandi Astra, wielded by Nagarjuna's character.