The Shudras are not a major caste group in India. They are considered to be the lowest caste group in the Hindu social hierarchy.

Brahmins are often portrayed as intelligent, wealthy, and powerful in Indian films. This is a stereotype that has been reinforced over time.

Kshatriyas are often portrayed as brave, strong, and honorable in Indian films. This is a stereotype that has been reinforced over time.

Vaishyas are often portrayed as business-minded, wealthy, and materialistic in Indian films. This is a stereotype that has been reinforced over time.

Shudras are often portrayed as poor, ignorant, and superstitious in Indian films. This is a stereotype that has been reinforced over time.

Masaan, Ankhon Dekhi, and Article 15 are all films that challenge the traditional caste system in India. They offer a more nuanced and realistic portrayal of caste in Indian society.

Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, and Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge are all films that reinforce the traditional caste system in India. They portray caste as a natural and unchangeable part of society.

Roja, Bombay, and Dil Se are all films that explore the relationship between caste and love. They show how caste can be a barrier to love, but also how love can overcome caste.

Sarkar, Raajneeti, and Gangs of Wasseypur are all films that explore the relationship between caste and politics. They show how caste can be used as a tool for political power.

Oh My God!, PK, and Jolly LLB 2 are all films that explore the relationship between caste and religion. They show how caste can be used to justify discrimination and oppression.

Mardani, NH10, and Pink are all films that explore the relationship between caste and gender. They show how caste can be used to justify violence against women.

Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara, Dil Chahta Hai, and 3 Idiots are all films that explore the relationship between caste and class. They show how caste can be a barrier to social mobility.

Haider, Udta Punjab, and Aligarh are all films that explore the relationship between caste and identity. They show how caste can shape a person's identity and experiences.

Article 15, Jai Bhim, and Newton are all films that explore the relationship between caste and the law. They show how caste can be used to manipulate the legal system.

Ankhon Dekhi, Masaan, and Article 15 are all films that explore the relationship between caste and the media. They show how the media can be used to perpetuate caste stereotypes and discrimination.