Amritsar's headstrong lass, Happy, absolutely refuses to marry Bagga, a local politician who is the arranged match her father has found for her. Bagga's high-handedness and crooked ways force Happy to plan an elopement with her musician boyfriend, Guddu. Escaping her engagement ceremony, Happy jumps into the wrong truck and instead of a safe haven found by Guddu, lands across the border in Lahore. She arrives in a wicker basket at the unsuspecting household of Bilal, whose father is an important politician. Bilal is at his wit's end as to how to deal with an Indian stowaway, given the public scrutiny his family puts up with. He thus hatches a plan to fetch her boyfriend from India, get them hitched and send them back. His fiancee, Zoya, who is very suspicious of Happy is finally convinced that this indeed is just an unfortunate comedy of errors and agrees to become a part of this grand plan to marry off Happy to Guddu. Thus, ensue journeys from Lahore to Amritsar and vice-versa, with Bagga and his goons wreaking havoc, ACP Afridi's Urdu stunning one and all and, ultimately, Happy's over-enthusiasm that usually ends in one disaster after another. more»

The film revolves around four characters whose destinies seem to take them on different paths. Somehow, though, they all come together at St.Marks. more»

This horror drama traces the tragic story of a young couple who fall in love but are threatened by the presence of a ghost in their lives. Will they be able to overcome this paranormal obstacle? Will their love win? The movie stars Bhavesh Koriya, Kavya Chauhan and Sajid Hussain in prominent roles. more»

Calendar is a 2009 Indian Malayalam film, directed by Saji Nanthyattu and produced by Saji Nanthyattu. The film stars Mukesh, Navya Nair, Zarina Wahab and Prithviraj Sukumaran in lead roles. The film had musical score by Afzal Yusuf. more»

A successful author (Ali Fazal) pretends to be a geek in order to impress his girlfriend's (Anisa) brother (Gulshan Grover), because he expects his brother-in-law to be intelligent. Anyway, while the hero's almost on the verge of winning over his girl's bhaiya, his rowdie lookalike shows up, adding to the drama. That's not all. Even the bhaiya has a lookalike which doubles the drama and confusion. more»

St. Marks is a school full of bright teenagers having aspirations and looking to make a mark on the world. But this teenage isn't just about school, it's also about love and the craze of first-ever crushes. It's the period where everyone is growing up and moving on to the next level. In this competitive, confusing and sometimes cruel world, we have four characters whose destinies seem to take them on different paths. Four students, each with their own set of unique problems will come to terms with what is known as 'maturity' as they pass out of high school. more»

Amritsar's headstrong lass, Happy, absolutely refuses to marry Bagga, a local politician who is the arranged match her father has found for her. Bagga's high-handedness and crooked ways force Happy to plan an elopement with her musician boyfriend, Guddu. Escaping her engagement ceremony, Happy jumps into the wrong truck and instead of a safe haven found by Guddu, lands across the border in Lahore. She arrives in a wicker basket at the unsuspecting household of Bilal, whose father is an important politician. Bilal is at his wit's end as to how to deal with an Indian stowaway, given the public scrutiny his family puts up with. He thus hatches a plan to fetch her boyfriend from India, get them hitched and send them back. His fiancee, Zoya, who is very suspicious of Happy is finally convinced that this indeed is just an unfortunate comedy of errors and agrees to become a part of this grand plan to marry off Happy to Guddu. Thus, ensue journeys from Lahore to Amritsar and vice-versa, with Bagga and his goons wreaking havoc, ACP Afridi's Urdu stunning one and all and, ultimately, Happy's over-enthusiasm that usually ends in one disaster after another. more»

St. Marks is a school full of bright teenagers having aspirations and looking to make a mark on the world. But this teenage isn't just about school, it's also about love and the craze of first-ever crushes. It's the period where everyone is growing up and moving on to the next level. In this competitive, confusing and sometimes cruel world, we have four characters whose destinies seem to take them on different paths. Four students, each with their own set of unique problems will come to terms with what is known as 'maturity' as they pass out of high school. more»

Amritsar's headstrong lass, Happy, absolutely refuses to marry Bagga, a local politician who is the arranged match her father has found for her. Bagga's high-handedness and crooked ways force Happy to plan an elopement with her musician boyfriend, Guddu. Escaping her engagement ceremony, Happy jumps into the wrong truck and instead of a safe haven found by Guddu, lands across the border in Lahore. She arrives in a wicker basket at the unsuspecting household of Bilal, whose father is an important politician. Bilal is at his wit's end as to how to deal with an Indian stowaway, given the public scrutiny his family puts up with. He thus hatches a plan to fetch her boyfriend from India, get them hitched and send them back. His fiancee, Zoya, who is very suspicious of Happy is finally convinced that this indeed is just an unfortunate comedy of errors and agrees to become a part of this grand plan to marry off Happy to Guddu. Thus, ensue journeys from Lahore to Amritsar and vice-versa, with Bagga and his goons wreaking havoc, ACP Afridi's Urdu stunning one and all and, ultimately, Happy's over-enthusiasm that usually ends in one disaster after another. more»

Moha Mandhiram 2005 Indian Tamil Movie directed by Afzal Ahmed and produced by S. Deepakumar, starring Meghna Naidu, Arjun, Urvashi, Radhika, Kovai, Sarala, Radhabai, Malasri in lead roles. The music score was composed by Sajid-Wajid. more»