Paraya Ghar

The film mainly is about a tawaif (courtesan or some one who willingly or otherwise adopts the profession of entertaining others for a living), who accidentally enters the life of Dawood (Rishi Kapoor) who already has fallen in love with an upcoming writer (Poonam Dhillon). The situation becomes such that he has to claim that she (the Tawaaif) happens to be his wife. Soon the Tawaaif makes room in everybody's heart by her softness and intelligence, love and affection. It becomes difficult for Dawood as he cannot forget his first love (Poonam Dhillon), nor the Tawaaif (Rati Agnihotri) and also that he cannot tell the identity of Rati to anybody else. However, gradually all problems are solved, misunderstandings removed and Dawood willingly accepts Rati while Suleman Seth (Deepak Parashar) who also loves Poonam, accepts her. The songs of the film were nicely written by Hassan Kamal and composed by Chopra's favourite Ravi. The song 'Tere Pyar Ki Tamanna' and 'Bahut De Kar Di' are very meaningful and ear-pleasing. more»

A supernatural love story featuring an ichchadhari Naag-Naagin pair played by Jeetendra and Madhavi who are chased by an evil sorcerer played by Danny Denzongpa, as trapping them would make him lord of unlimited power and wealth. As the chase continues, the two cobras turn human to protect their love and their lives. They become part of a human family, but ultimately the sorcerer chases them down, leading to a dramatic climax. more»

A master thief challenges other thieves to a daring burglary to steal a diamond so that he can choose his successor. more»

Tera Karam Mera Dharam is a 1987 Indian Hindi film, directed by K.K.Reddy and Produced by K.K.Reddy & A.K.Rastogi. The film stars Raj Kiran, Sachin, Preeti Sapru, Roshini, Raza Murad, Asrani, Rakesh Bedi, Suresh Oberoi, Amrita Singh, Yunus Parvez and Pinchoo Kapoor in lead roles. The music of the film was composed by Sonik - Omi. more»

Hadbahedi, a small but beautiful town, is forward looking but honest. It competes for resources and recognition with a neighbouring corrupt town, Triphala. Hadbahedians believe that they have been totally neglected by the state and seek an identity. They are lead in this endeavor, by Arun, the local newspaper's proprietor. Things brighten when they discover that the celebrated film star Rishi Kapoor was actually born in their village 55 years back. A grand welcome follows. Chintu arrives with Devika Malhotra, his young and dynamic PR agent. He is a nuisance at Hadbahedi and treats the innocent people of Hadbahedi with contempt. Arun and Devika get along well, their romance blossoming, while ruthless Chintu is falling prey to the tempting monetary and political offer made by Triphala. The town by now has started getting the media and government's attention due to Chintu's stay in Hadbahedi. Chintu with the tempting offer from Triphala, on one side, and Arun-Devika with the townsfolk on the other are at the middle of a see-saw climax, while concurrently, Arun's past unfolds. more»