After seven years abroad, Ashok returns to live with his overly protective parents. His parents choose Roopa to be his bride but Ashok has already fallen in love with the flower-girl, Kokila and runs away from home. What ensues next is anyone s guess! more»

A love story of Deepu a warrior and Chanda a princess who falls in love after Deepu rescues Chanda. But the King Naagsen is displeased when Deepu asks Chanda's hand for marriage. Deepu is the son of Bharat who is Naagsen's enemy. Naagsen has Deepu arrested and places him in the dungeon. Deepu helps him escape from the dungeons but is lured back into the palace, arrested, and jailed.Deepu's friend, Mallu, a snake charmer, manages to free Deepu. Ultimately, Deepu and Chanda are banished from the kingdom and are made to live a miserable life as the whole kingdom is against them. more»

Bhed Bhav is a 1985 hindi film directed by Navin Kumar and produced by Bhupat Giri. The film stars Kader Khan, Pradeep Kumar, Neeta Mehta and Sujit Kumar in the lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Shamji Ghanshyamji. more»

Customs Officer Kishanchand plans to expose a drug cartel run by criminals Ajay and Jaggan. When arrested, Ajay agrees to testify against Jaggan, only if the police rescue his abducted sister. more»

Zindagi Aur Maut is a 1965 Hindi drama film directed by Nisar Ahmed Ansari. The film was presented by Vadde Kishore. The film stars Pradeep Kumar, Nisar Ahmed Ansari, Uma Dutt and Bela Bose in the lead roles. The music was composed by C. Ramchandra. more»

Nakli Nawab begins, more or less, at a mushaira where a trio of siblings Nawab Sharafat Ali (KN Singh), his younger brother Shaukat Ali (Ashok Kumar) and their burqa-clad sister Shabnam (Shakila) make a late entry. While the men are greeted effusively and seated in the front row, Shabnam slips away into the zenana. There are a few laughs at the mushaira, thanks to the comic poet Shaiza (Munshi Munaqqa), who discovers too late that he s misplaced the ghazal he d penned for the gathering. In his absence while he s gone off to retrieve the paper from his house nearby Shaiza s nephew, a pickpocket named Baadshah (Maruti), passes off Shaiza s ghazal (which he d purloined before the mushaira) as his own. This isn t great shaayari, so just about anything that comes after this is bound to be appreciated. As it happens, the next poet up and the last of the evening is Nawab Sharafat Ali himself, who reads out a sher ridiculing love. He is greeted with much praise and is looking pleased with himself when Baadshah s equally unscrupulous friend Yusuf (Manoj Kumar) challenges him. Nawab Sahib is annoyed, but the rules of the mushaira are democratic: if this man wishes to recite a poem, he is welcome to. So Yusuf goes up on stage and sings in praise of love, which brings a yearning dreaminess into Shabnam s eyes. more»