Even after the end of her lustre empire, Ranimaa still believes that she is an empress, though her palace has now been turned into a hotel. She manages this hotel with the help of three daughters, Krishna, Ganga, and Kaveri, and a son, Kuldip. Krishna used to love Dinesh, but her plans to marry him were foiled by Kuldip. Ganga loves Prakash, a motor mechanic, who does not meet with Ranimaa's approval. Things liven up quite a bit, when Ranimaa is told by the police that four bank-robbers have moved into the hotel, and she will not permit them to search her hotel nor the people residing there. more»

Vidyadharan is a simple man, from a sleepy hamlet in Palakkad. When a close friend s daughter is gang-raped and murdered, Vidyadharan becomes obsessed about the murdered as he becomes increasingly concerned about his own daughter s wellbeing. In the process, he ends up committing a crime. Spending a long sentence in jail, Vidyadharan s fears about his daughter s safety transform into a psychosis, ultimately leading to almost tragic circumstances. more»

Three children befriend a spirit and take him home. The spirit helps the children to overcome their problems. Things get tough for the spirit when an evil sorcerer tries to hunt him down. more»

Mukkuvane Snehicha Bhootham is a 1978 Indian Malayalam film, directed J. Sasikumar. The film stars Jayan, KPAC Lalitha, Manavalan Joseph and Sreelatha Namboothiri in lead roles. The film had musical score by KJ Joy. more»

Maha Tapasvi is a 1977 Indian Kannada film, directed by C V Shivashankar and Produced by C V Shivashankar. The film stars J B Yadav, Vijayakala, Jayashree, K D Bhoothi and M S Yogish in lead roles. The music of the film was composed by Nadapriya. more»

Thattakam is a 1998 Indian Malayalam film directed by Ramesh Das and starring Nedumudi Venu and Ranjitha in the lead roles. more»

Kasthuriman is a 2003 Indian Malayalam film, directed by A. K. Lohithadas, and Produced by Mudra Arts. The film stars Kunchako Boban, Meera Jasmine, Kalashala Babu and Shammi Thilakan in lead roles. The film had musical score by Ouseppachan, Kaithapram Damodaran and Namboothiri. more»

Sivasankar and his friend happen to overhear the plans of a group of smugglers. In a bid to earn a monetary reward, they tip the Customs department that actually plunges them in danger. more»

After the passing away of his dad, Javed lives a poor lifestyle with his widowed mom in India. Since they cannot afford to live independently, they live with his mom's younger sister, Mrs. Haque, who lives a wealthy lifestyle with her husband and son, Sajjad. Mrs. Haque is very cruel toward her sister, compelling her to leave and bring Javed up on her own. Years later Javed has grown up, has acquired a sound education, returns home, to find that his mom is learning to read and write with the help of a beautiful young woman, Nazparvar, and soon both the youngsters fall in love with each other. Javed's mom approaches Nazparvar's dad to get them married, but at the same time her sister, who is now widowed, convinces Nazparvar's dad that Sajjad would be a better choice for his daughter, as a result the marriage takes place leaving both Javed and Nazparvar heartbroken, and they go separate ways. Years later they will meet again - this time Javed will be a lawyer - while Nazparvar, who is now a mother of a young son, Riaz, will be accused of killing her husband! more»

While Gandhi was hailed as the father of the nation, his son Harilal always resented the fact that for him, he was like a father who never was. But rather than forgiving his father, Harilal chooses to tread the path that is completely against his idealistic father's principles. A frustrated Harilal Gandhi goes haywire in a bid to embrace success. He cheats people of their hard-earned money by using his father's pious name. He doesn't bay an eyelid before visiting brothels and converting to Islam. His wife disowns him and, in the end, even his doting mother asks him to leave her house when he comes drunk to meet his parents. more»