Akashathile Paravakal is a 2001 Indian Malayalam film, directed by V.M.Vinu and produced by Feroz. The film stars Jagathy Sreekumar, Kaviyoor Ponnamma and Kalabhavan Mani in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by S. Balakrishnan. more»

The storyline of the movie basically involves arround the protagonist, a Chinese by birth called Wang Lu. Avery simple, honest, sincere and hardworking person came to India for his living. He was a very lonely person with a great heart. It was depicted on the last days of British raj, so the whole country was living with great anxiety and therefore everybody was looking for their perspectives of the situations. Struggle for freedom was in extream and that feelings were spread very fast into the minds of the citizen. In this context Wang Lu was looking for his living and suddenly meets a child. After some close proximity with that child Wang Lu became a friend of that child. Basanti was the mother of that child and Wang Lu begins a fellow feeling for them. After the hard days he did found some peace with them. This story is a classic how these three lives evolve arround the socioeconomic background of those days of struggle. more»

Bharat, a part time cashier and part-time Hanuman for Ramleelas, resides in the city of Bhopal with his father Shivnarayan, an old-timer who values freedom and hopes to live in a corruption-free India. Bharat is married to Nisha a school teacher, who is more concerned with Bharat's next promotion than his flying tricks at the Ramleela. more»

Shotti Aai To Jibon is a 2000 Indian Bengali film, directed by Joyti Prakash Roy and produced by Amar Haldipur. The film stars Victor Banerjee, Soumitra Chatterjee and Moushumi Chatterjee in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Amar Haldipur. more»

The plot of the movie is about Ram who is an IT professional and suffers depression after his girlfriend Charu leaves him. Later he finds out about her mysterious background. The situation turns worse when his CEO s daughter returns from US and claims to be his ex-girlfriend! Watch this mysterious plot unfold. more»

Marichike is a 2003 Indian Kannada film, directed by Vasudev Aloor and produced by K Prasanna, Ranganatha, Lakshmamma and Manjunath. The film stars H G Datthathreya, Shobhraj, B V Radha, Bank Janardhan, Sachin, Poornima Diwakar and Suma Shadakshari in lead roles. The film had musical score by B Prakash (Sakaleshpura). more»

Kashmir Daily is a stark portrait of the plight of youngsters in the trouble-torn state in contemporary times. Through the discerning eyes of a journalist, the film addresses a wide range of issues faced by them - from unemployment to drug abuse. more»

Rohit, Rahul and Raju are enjoying and exploring their college life and have a passion for filmmaking. In order to get financers for their film, the boys go through a turbulent journey, where they try to opt for all sorts of wrong means including cheating a pub owner. The three boys are caught in a balancing act between their passion, their academics and college life! more»

Tansen becomes orphan at a very young age and lives with his paternal uncle. He goes to a music teacher to learn music and returns to his native village after many years of training. In the village the shepherdess Tani is considered a gifted singer, and Tansen falls in love with her. Tani rescues an elephant and Tansen tames it by his singing. This captures the attention of Raja Ramchandra,Rewa State. He becomes Tansen's friend. At the same time in Agra, the Mughal emperor Akbar regrets why there is no musician in his navratnas. Akbar sends a few of his workers to the countryside to find out the best musician. While his workers are searching the best musician they come across Tansen, who while singing for Tani brings a leafless tree to bloom. The workers are overwhelmed at this and ask Tansen to go to the court of Akbar along with them. Tansen refuses at first by saying that he will sing for no one other than his sweetheart Tani. After repeated persuasions he finally agrees to go to Agra where he enthrals Akbar by his singing. Akbar appoints him as one of his navratnas. The other musicians in the royal court see this move as a threat to their reputation and status in the court. On Akbar's birthday,Tani goes to Agra to meet Tansen and in order to meet her Tansen refuses to sing on the king's birthday. Upon meeting Tani, Akbar tells her that Tansen is married and asks her to leave. He does so thinking that a broken heart will inspire even better music from Tansen. When Akbar later asks Tansen to sing he refuses to do so saying that he would accept even the death penalty,but would not sing. One of the court musician Zehen Khan tells Akbar and his sick princess that the Deepak raag has the magic of igniting things. Akbar asks Tansen to sing the Deepak raag but again he refuses.Finally on repeated persuasions by the sick princess, Tansen agrees to sing. Tansen ignites the candles placed near him when he is singing. He continues singing in extreme heat and gets badly burnt. When Akbar learns from Azam Khan (the court physician) that Zehen Khan and the other court musicians were plotting against Tansen he orders the arrest of them all. Meanwhile, Tansen's condition worsens. Birbal, the court philosopher suggests to Akbar that a singer who can sing the Malhar raag (known for bringing heavy rain) should be searched for. Akbar himself searches for such a singer but is unable to find one. The dying Tansen wishes to meet his friend Raja Ramchandra. Along the way to his village Tansen meets Tani near a fountain and she heals him by singing the Megh Malhar raag. more»

Ajay is a delivery boy and is happily married to his two wives Sheetal and Riya. His life goes smoothly until he gets involved in an incident that catches the eye of inspector K.K. Singh.He suspects Ajay to be a member of an underworld gang. With the help of his trusted friend Pappu, Ajay shuffles between his two wives repeatedly fearing that his marital secret will be revealed if he is caught by the police which ensues a series of comical events. more»