It's a 5 reel, 9 payline slot that comes with floating wilds on every spin and a bonus round that offers up to 30 free spins. Play from between 9p and £90 per spin. The game is also available to play on desktop, mobile and tablet devices.
Visuals are usually a strong suit in NetEnt slots and that's certainly the case in Bollywood Story - the reels are set against the interior of a luxurious Indian home. Symbols on the reels feature a quartet of family members include stern looking mother and father as well as son and daughter.
These nicely drawn cartoon caricatures are joined by Indian-style playing card values from A to 10. The Bollywood Story logo is the top payer, offering 1,000 coins if you land five in a payline. All of the symbols can appear stacked, boosting your chances of creating a decent combination.
The first extra to note is the floating wild (the flower garland) - on every spin, between 2 and 4 floating wilds will drop onto the reels, turning a selection of random symbols wild.
Bollywood Story also benefits from a Free Spins feature - you'll need to land the blue gemstone scatter to trigger this feature. Three gemstones will get you 10 free spins, four will offer 20 with 30 free spins available if you're lucky enough to hit five scatters.
The free spins play out on a new set of reels. Instead of between 2 and 4 floating wilds on every spin, you'll receive between 3 and 6 of them on every spin during the feature. You can also re-trigger more free spins with up to 60 in total available.
Bollywood Story is a pretty simple slot in terms of features - they work rather well though. You may have to wait a while for the free spins to hit but the extra floating wilds on each spin can certainly make those waits worthwhile. The variance is on the lower side of medium as is virtually identical in terms of gameplay to Lights. That said, there’s a whopping 1,000 times your stake available in the free spins feature.
Bollywood Story may not be the all-singing, all-dancing affair we might have expected given the theme. If we were reviewing it film style, it’s still more of a box office hit than a turkey though. I would also recommend you play Böb: The Epic Viking Quest for the Sword of Tullemutt which is an exclusively-produced Net Entertainment offering.