The movie is based on the life of well-known poet Mirza Ghalib. He is a poet in the Royal court. There comes a point where he feels that his poems are being unappreciated by the royal court. This leaves him baffled. His life changes when he falls in love with a beautiful courtesan named Chaudhvin who is awe with his poetry. more»

Sant Gyaneshwar is a 1981 Indian Hindi film, directed by S.N. Tripathi and produced by S.V. Iyer. The film stars Usha Solanki, Bharat Bhushan and Rakesh Pandey in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Nandu Honap. more»

A mythological story of Krishna and Sudam. Their friendship and love is well depicted by both of them which even today stands as a mark of friendship through out the world. more»

In Thailand, Prem (Salman Khan) is the heir to his family's business empire. His father wants him to get married. But Prem is enjoying bachelorhood until a case of mixed-up identities leads him to runaway bride Sanjana (Asin). Sanjana is an orphan and her greedy feuding uncles want to get their hands on her inheritance. Returning to India, Prem and his family concoct a grand scheme to win hearts and take home the bride. more»

Sohni Mahiwal is a 1958 Bollywood film produced by J. N. Choudhary and directed by Raja Nawathe. The film stars Bharat Bhushan, Nimmi and Om Prakash in lead roles. The film's music is composed by Naushad. The film is based on the tragic romances of the Sindh, Sohni Mahiwal. more»

The film is with Gopal Joshi (Bharat Bhushan) singing a raga. His father Narsin Joshi (Om Prakash), the royal astrologer comes and scolds him for singing and says he should become an astrologer. On the other hand, in his neighborhood, his neighbor Malaya, the son of the royal musician is scolded by his father for being lesser than Gopal in singing. He is preparing him for a music competition the winner of which will become the royal musician. At the same time, Gopal enters and says that he will not participate in which Malaya's father refuses. more»

This movie depicts the personal life of king Samrat Chandragupt, his trials, tribulations, and frustrations, as well as the challenges he faces to reclaim his kingdom; face-off the threat from Sikander; enlist the assistance of the Yunani Greeks; his love for Helena; and be forced to make a decision of beheading his own mother as per the laws of the land. more»

When a new born baby s horoscope reveals that he would go on to kill thousands and would be the reason for death and destruction, the just King sends him off for training and education. But fate brings the young boy, named Ahinsak face to face with the path that would decide his destiny. A destiny of violence and fear, until Gautam Buddha meets him and gives him a choice. more»

The story features a number of innovative themes while maintaining the basic form of a love story. It has particularly strong female characters who are independent-minded and choose their own loves and destiny. Conflicts are not so much between the wishes of the parents and children about whom the children will marry, as is a common theme in Indian movies, but on the more complex level of conflicts among the main characters and the duplicitous signals men and women send each other. The movie glorifies the lives of "singing girls" not often regarded highly in Indian society. Although it is set with Muslim characters, the movie seamlessly shows the universality of sensual love. more»

Kal Hamara Hai is a 1959 Indian Hindi film, directed by S.K. Prabhakar and produced by K. Amarnath. The film stars Madhubala, Bharat Bhushan and Jayant in lead roles. The film had musical score by Chitra Gupta. more»