A story of two rival kings one of whom is manipulated by his spiritual Guru. He has a son and this prince tries to stop the designs of the Guru. The prince moves with the people of his Kingdom and fights for their rights. He falls in love with a dancer. In the meantime, the daughter of the rival king also falls in love with the prince. The rival king's advisor wants to marry the dancer. After many twists and turns in the story, the designs of the Guru and advisor come to light. The princess sacrifices her love and the prince marry the dancer. more»

Dava Dava is a 1999 Indian Kannada film, Directed by H N Udayashankar and Produced by K P Rao, H N Prakash. The film stars Rajkamal, Nisha, Sampreetha, Mysore Sudheer, Rekha, in lead roles. The film had musical score by Vijayashekar. more»

Navellaru Bharateeyaru is a 2017 Indian Kannada Flim,directed by Pushpa Ramakrishna Chetty & produced by Pushpa Bhadhravathi, P.H.Mahabaleswarappa.The flim star Rashmi, Jagadish, Ranganath & Shobaraj in lead role .The music of the film was composed by Layendra. more»

Pinky, a married woman, starts having strange dreams of a mysterious caveman. As fate has it, she stumbles upon this mysterious caveman and finds out that his name is Batu. A very guilt-driven Pinky confesses her feelings to him. Where will this situation take Pinky? more»

Three college-going friends have been studying in the same class for 5 years and aspire to do nothing but become popular. In their quest, they end up taking a short-cut which only brings shame to their respective families. However, they soon come across a lifechanging opportunity. Watch what happens next. more»

Roll No. 56 is a film based on a 12-year-old kid who changes school every year due to his physical disability. The fights between his parents make him feel lonely, empty and suffocated from within. At a very small age, he starts lying, eating gutka and stops going to school. This year too, school feels like poison and in the end this poison starts to spread in his veins. Finally, the kid runs away from his house, school and city. What happens next? Watch to find out. more»

Hardik and Bhavik dream to be rich, however, in this endeavor, they resort to betting to make quick money. Things go for a toss when Hardik and Bhavik's plan turns on them and they become their victims. How do Hardik and Bhavik power through their situation and fix the problems they have created for themselves? more»

Kushalave Kshemave is a 2003 Indian Kannada film, directed by S Mahendar and Produced by Sathyamurthy Kotam Raju. The film stars Ramesh Aravind, Srilakshmi, Ramkumar, Datthathreya and Mukyamanthri Chandru in lead roles. The music of the film was composed by Rajesh Ramanath. more»

Kamal Mehra (Sudesh Kumar) lives in the village with his mother Shanta Mehra (Lalita Pawar) and younger sister, Sharda (Rajshree). They are poor and his mother has to mortgage her house in the village in order to send Kamal to the city for further education. She expects him to pay off the mortgage once he gets a job. Kamal gets a job and returns to the village with a wife Mona (Shyama), who is considered too modern for the village. When Kamal returns to the city, he stops sending money to his family. The mother and daughter leave for the city when they are informed that Kamal is not well. They are treated badly by Mona, who with her spendthrift habits gets into arguments with Kamal. When Kamal leaves for a job outside the city, Mona has Shanta and Sharda thrown out of the house.\n\nWandering on the streets, Shanta and Sharda collide with Kumar's (Manoj Kumar) car, who takes them to his home. Kamal is an employee of Kumar, but the fact is unknown to mother and daughter. Kumar and Sharda start liking each other and he insists that they stay at his place till the mother recovers. When Kamal returns home, he is upset to see his mother and sister missing. He leaves some money he is carrying for his employer with Mona, and goes off to the village to look for them, but is unable to find them. Mona spends three-fourths of the money Kamal had left in her care, and he has to find a way to return the money. Finally, Kamal unites with his mother and sister; Mona has learned her lesson from her errant ways, and Kumar and Sharda get married.\n\nThere is a sub-plot in the form of Kamal and Mona's neighbours; one is Sunder (Mehmood) and his wife Geeta (Savitri), who is shown as the traditional wife in comparison to Mona. Another neighbour is Jackson (Johnny Walker), who has left his wife Ganga (Minu Mumtaz) in the village. Wandering on the streets, Shanta and Sharda collide with Kumar's (Manoj Kumar) car, who takes them to his home. Kamal is an employee of Kumar, but the fact is unknown to mother and daughter. Kumar and Sharda start liking each other and he insists that they stay at his place till the mother recovers. When Kamal returns home, he is upset to see his mother and sister missing. He leaves some money he is carrying for his employer with Mona, and goes off to the village to look for them, but is unable to find them. Mona spends three-fourths of the money Kamal had left in her care, and he has to find a way to return the money. Finally, Kamal unites with his mother and sister; Mona has learned her lesson from her errant ways, and Kumar and Sharda get married. There is a sub-plot in the form of Kamal and Mona's neighbours; one is Sunder (Mehmood) and his wife Geeta (Savitri), who is shown as the traditional wife in comparison to Mona. Another neighbour is Jackson (Johnny Walker), who has left his wife Ganga (Minu Mumtaz) in the village. more»

This story revolves around modern day relationships and how two individuals decide to live-in together rather than opting for marriage. Though in love, they gradually realise they are not compatible as they thought they would be. With not one ready to change and asking to be accepted as they are, is their relationship over for good? more»