Aristocratic Amar Singh is the heir to his princely estate, left behind by late father, who had re-married a cruel and calculating woman, Ranimaa, and has been mismanaging the estate for her own personal gain, with the help of her brother, Dhartiprasad, her Diwan and his son. When she finds out that Amar is interfering in this process, she has him killed by planting a time-bomb in his car. After sometime, differences arise between Ranimaa and Dhartiprasad, and Dhartiprasad is asked to leave. Alone, homeless, and alcoholic, Dhartiprasad comes across a look-alike of Amar Singh, whose name is Amru Dada, a hoodlum. Dhartiprasad persuades Amru to impersonate Amar, and takes him to the palace, where both are able to prove that he is the real prince, who had somehow survived the accident. None of them know that Amru has an agenda of his own, and has not intention of sharing any of his new-found wealth and status with any one. more»

Sree Nath falls in love with a poor woman and both get intimate, resulting in her getting pregnant. When the time comes for Sree to marry her, he renounces her and instead marries the daughter of wealthy Mr. Saxena. She gives birth to a boy, Vikram, and shortly thereafter passes away. Sree's step-brothers, Badri and Kedar, move in with Sree, and soon his health starts to deteriorate. They hire a nurse to look after him, but he keeps on getting worse. Then he gets more bad news when the police inform him that Vikram has killed an orphanage manager and is on the run from the police. Then a policeman is killed and CBI Inspector Tirandaz is assigned to track Vikram and he does arrest Vikram, who denies ever killing anyone. Then finally a clue emerges - the killer is wearing a false eye. The doctor who has performed this surgery is Dr. Philips, but he too is killed before Tirandaz can get to him, and the person who was with the doctor is none other than Vikram himself. The question remains: Is Vikram telling the truth? If yes, who is the real killer, and what exactly was his/her motive in framing Vikram? more»

Gul delivered baby before her marriage and entrusted to her driver Kishan. Gul met Amara film directed with Balam. As she wanted to become a heroine. Amar and Gul married. Balam did not like this idea. Gul left Amar and lived with Balam, who set her to sleep with the film financiers. Roopa & Ravi Pandit loved each other Roopa cleared Ravi that she was a Call Girl. Madhu Mohan loved each other. On the Birthday Party of Mohan Roopa knew a secret of Gul. She left Gul house. Kishan took ten thousand every month from Gul for sona. Gul wanted to see her daughter Sona. But Kishan & Sona disappeared. more»

Virendra Singh lives wealthy lifestyle in Bombay, India, along with his wife, Shalini and son, Vikram. He gambles on Diwali, loses all his money, borrows a large amount from his friend, Gajendra Singh, ends up losing this too, and returns home along with Gajendra and his brother to try and repay as much as he can. When Gajendra's brother attempts to molest Shalini, Virendra kills him and flees. He boards a bus which meets with an accident, leaving only two survivors - himself and a young heiress named Anju. He adopts her, looks after her estate and assumes a new name, Sardar Rajpal and becomes wealthy over time. Years later Anju has grown up and finds out about her foster father's tragic story and decides to try and re-unite this family. She posts two advertisements in Bombay's newspapers, to hire an Estate Manager, as well as asking for the whereabouts of Shalini and Vikram. Little does she know that she has opened up a Pandora's box for the advertisements were read by none other than Gajendra and his son, Shakti, who are well aware that Virendra's wife and son had both perished in a fire that engulfed their residence on that very night - and now they are poised to re-enter Virendra's life - with Shakti re-naming himself Vikram with a view of marrying Anju, inheriting her wealth and then the duo plan to kill Virendra to avenge the death of their brother and uncle respectively. more»

Rajdhani Express is the story of Keshav, an errand boy for an arms trafficker. On one such errand, Keshav steals the weapons and books a ticket on the Rajdhani Express from Delhi to Mumbai in order to escape. However, his fate follows him through his escape onto the train in the form of Yadav, the DY Commissioner of ATS. While trying to apprehend Keshav, Yadav manages to extract political mileage from the situation by weaving a web, endangering not only Keshav's, but also his co-passengers' lives. However, the Commissioner has an ulterior motive to get even with his boss, the Minister of Home, whose parents also happen to be on the train. Distanced, ridiculed and humiliated, he reacts by pointing his gun at them. All hell breaks loose. Can Keshav escape this trap? If so, how? more»

This action-thriller begins with a series of seemingly unconnected events all over the globe. In Uzbekistan, Anex KGB Officer is tortured and murdered. In Cape Town, a group of International Business tycoons discuss a rumor that the dead KGB officer had a nuclear suitcase bomb hidden away. While in Moscow, an Indian secret agent is exposed. He is shot dead while trying to send a code red message to India. Meanwhile in India, the head of raw sees the incomplete message. Agent Vinod takes this up - his unconventional approaches put him in dangerous situations, but he manages to get the crucial leads. Vinod leaves for Morocco, where he meets an elderly Mafiosi Kazan and the beautiful but mysterious Ruby. A series of twists and turns take Vinod across the globe as he eventually discovers the ultimate conspiracy. more»

An Indian Don, now residing in Bangkok goes on the search for his one true heir as his business associated plan to chuck him out of the business since their mission requires a heir and he does not have one. His life gets more complex when 4 random people come up to him claiming to be the rightful heir! more»

Shalini would like her daughter, Jyoti, to get married to Gulshan, the only son of a wealthy family. However, Jyoti does not like him and would prefer to marry someone else. She comes across Deepak, an eligible young, and wealthy man, and both instantly fall in love with each other. She introduces Deepak to her mom, and she approves of this match. Shortly thereafter, Jyoti finds out that Deepak is not who is claims to be, and neither is he wealthy, but the son of a mere chauffeur. more»

Romantic drama about two children who want to spend their lives together when they grow up. However circumstances force them apart and years later, they are unaware that they live near each other. more»

Aag Ke Sholay is a 1988 Indian Hindi film, directed by S.R. Pratap and produced by Gautam Bhatia. The film stars Hemant Birje, Vijeta Pandit and Sumeet Saigal in lead roles. The film had musical score by Vijay. more»