Based on a true story, Haunted Villa Lonavala is about a trip organized by a group of friends to a villa in Lonavala. The trip turns out to be their worst nightmare as one of the girls in the group, who is Lucky's fiancee dies mysteriously. The rest of the film is about how Lucky, and his other friends try to find the reason behind the death. more»

The film is a social-family drama, which underlines the traces of moral values in a new generation. The film is based on Rajasthani backdrop, depicting beautiful unseen locations of villages of Rajasthan and uplifts their vibrant and colorful lives. But the central focus of the film is on the issues of woman empowerment and independence. The film revolves around the ups and downs of the life of Rupali. 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»

Bhagat Singh (Aditya Pancholi), a middle-class respectable police inspector, is assigned to investigate the death of a gangster named Moosa (Ishrat Ali). He has to come to terms with the murder of his daughter and soon finds the culprit of both is a notorious gangster named Gawda (Charan Raj). Inspector Singh arrests Gawda and his son only to find they have soon been released by court order. Gawda plots to kill Singh and has him killed. The brothers Ajit Singh known as "Fauji" (Dharmendra), and Jai Singh (Jay Mehta) investigate, to find that the corrupt police are responsible themselves and are involved in running a mafia that has grown more powerful than the government itself. more»

Gajendra Singh lives a wealthy lifestyle in a village in India. He has never attended school and as a result, does not know how to read or write in Hindi nor English. His marriage is arranged with equally wealthy Janki, the sister of Thakur Diwan and Ranjit Singh. On Hanuman Jayanti, they get married but Janki is not happy and decides to leave her husband. Gajendra searches for her but when he hears that she is dead, decides to seal the Hanuman Mandir doors and remain single. Due to his kindness, he is affectionately known as Bhai Thakur. Then one day a woman named Anjali, a Journalist with Modern Press, comes to Mumbai to interview him and ends up falling in his bad books as well as falling in love with the assistant, Krishna. Gajendra eventually forgives her and also arranges her marriage with Krishna - only to find out that she has a secret agenda. Gajendra also has an enemy, a bandit named Sundari, who is out to kill Gajendra as she believes that him to be the killer of her father, Lakhan Singh. The questions remain: Who exactly is Anjali, and why did Gajendra kill Lakhan Singh? more»

Shola aur Shabnam explores the story of childhood love, loss and reunion. Ravi and Sandhya are thick friends. Sandhya belongs to an affluent family whereas Ravi s family is poor. The two get separated when Sandhya s father is transferred to a different city. The film then fast forwards to the future, where Ravi is now grown up and is in dire need of a job! His friend Prakash offers him a place in his factory for a good salary, which Ravi happily accepts. His life seems hunky dory thereafter until he finds out that Prakash s fianc is none other than Sandhya! Will Ravi and Sandhya be able to reignite their childhood love? How will Prakash react when he discovers that his fianc is in love with his best friend, Ravi? more»

On the run from the police, Kumar, a thief, gatecrashes into the private island of Sir John Locksley. A stunned Kumar finds out that the people present are master criminals and gangsters. John has invited them all to find a successor to take his place as he is dying of cancer. He feels that one of his invitees can be trusted to take his place. He challenges them to steal the Shalimar diamond worth 135 crores of rupees. This gem is placed in a secure place within his palace, which is alarmed and guarded by armed men 24 hours a day. Anyone who fails in this endeavor is killed instantly. Pitted against such veterans, it looks like Kumar has got himself into a bind that he may not come out of it alive. more»

After spending ten years in prison, Sultan Bhai (Dharmendra) once an uncrowned king of Bombay is released from the jail and starts living peaceful life in the hearts of Basti people. Damodar Kangley alias D.K. (Mohan Joshi) who was a right hand man of Sultan, is now become the terror of the town. He has taken over Sultan's place D.K. wants to get the same Basti vacated where Sultan lives. Thus a big tussel starts between them.In the meantime Rajeshwar Singh (Mukesh Khanna) an old friend of Sultan is transferred to Bombay as an A.C.P. (A.T.S.) to control the fast increasing criminal activities in the city. Rajeshwar's brother Jai (Hitesh) is doing his police training in Nasik Police Academy. His beloved Anjali (Rubaina Khan) is daughter of D.C.P. Shrikant. To remove Sultan form his way, D.K. entangles him in a murder case. Sultan is arrested. Rajeswhar Singh arrests Munna, younger brother of D.K. on doubt and encounters him. D.K. goes mad. In retaliation he kills Rajeshwar's wife and daughter and shoots at his leg to make him handicapped. Jai, for whom the world became meaningless, sets foot in Bombay. He joins D.K.'s gang hiding his real identity, in order to take revenge of this Bhabi and niece. Sultan also escapes from jail and he too vows to destroy D.K's world. At a juncture D.K. gets to know the real identity of Jai. And Jai runs for his life. D.K. and his gangsters are out to kill him and his wife. more»

Sitaram Bhardwaj lives in a village in Central India with his daughter, Geeta, who studies in a city. He is asked to contest the state elections against Dhurjan Singh, which he reluctantly accepts. Geeta returns home to assist her father. When Dhurjan finds out about Sitaram contesting this election, he is enraged and asks Shakuni, his brother-in-law, to convince Sitaram to change his mind. But Sitaram refuses to do so. Subsequently, Police Inspector Patak Singh registers a complaint against Sitaram for looting and leading some bandits, raids his house, finds stolen property and jewelery, arrests him and holds him in a cell. Baba Thakur, another bandit, comes to his rescue, but is unable to save Sitaram's life, who is killed. Geeta wants to avenge her father's untimely death. The only way she can do this is by becoming a bandit herself, and making herself a target - not only by the corrupt police force, but by bandit gang-leader Shaitan Singh, who owes allegiance to Dhurjan; another bandit gang-leader, Hasina; as well as Dhurjan and his men. more»

Ganga is a young and beautiful girl. She is brutally raped by a group of thugs that have terrorized her village. She pleads with the Goddess Durga, who empowers her with strength and a trident to exact her revenge, making her a hungry lioness. more»

The plot of the movie unfurls the story of Aarti who is a fabulous dancer and is grieving over the death of her lover Chandan. But in the meanwhile, she meets Inder who falls in love with her, but later he also abandons her. Soon they both are connected to each other because of their past which leaves both in a shock. Watch the twist and turns of this love story. more»

Set in a feudal village, Jeene Nahin Doongi presents the exploitation of the poor and the needy at the hands of the rich and powerful. Bhola is a slave who works for Thakur Ganjendra Singh. He falls in love with Thakur's daughter, Rajni who reciprocates his feelings. Kajri is also a poor girl who serves the Thakur and his family. Her life turns bleak, when Ranjit, a rowdy goon from the city keeps an eye on her, and finding the unfortunate opportunity rapes her. She disappears after this ghastly incident, even as the Thakur beats up Bhola for daring to fall in love with his daughter. Will Bhola get Rajni's love and is Kajri dead or alive? more»

Jhansi-based Reshma Singh lives a middle-class lifestyle in India with her widowed mom, Sharda, and two brothers, Rajesh and Amar, who is a Police Inspector. She travels to Rudrapur to work as a teacher and upon arrival finds out that the town is run by a cruel Thakur Gajraj Singh and his associates Goverdhan Lala, Damodar, and Sher Singh. She gets into a tiff with them, resulting in the brutal death of Rajesh. She decides to avenge this death, and ends up killing one of his assailants, Badal Singh, but before she could kill the rest, she is stopped by Police Inspector Janardhan, who disarms her, then stands by while Gajraj and his men sexually assault her. Thereafter she is arrested,lodged in a cell, then taken to Court, where she is subsequently found guilty and sentenced to be hanged. Before the sentence could be carried out, she escapes from prison, is found unconscious by bandits, and taken to their hideout and their leader, Sardar Sultan Singh. After Sultan hears Reshma's story he decides to assist her in seeking vengeance against Gajraj, and trains her to use firearms and ride horses. She then succeeds in killing Damodar, Sher Singh, and Goverdhan Lala. Then the authorities ask Amar to take charge, resulting in Amar's entrapping Sultan and killing him. Now in order to complete her vengeance, Reshma must first face off with her brother, who is determined to stop her at any and all costs. more»

Kishen a small village boy, finds himself with his stepsister Kadambini after his widowed mother's death. Kadambini takes her brother's responsibility with the intention of possessing his small village properties. Her husband, Nobin, accepts this arrangement and turns a blind eye to the ill-treatment that Kishen suffers. Kishen now has to stand up for his equal place amongst his family. more»

Young and attractive Pratibha Joshi lives a wealthy lifestyle in a mansion along with her widowed dad, who is a Judge. She meets with Canada-based Monty Khanna and they fall in love. She introduces him to her dad and friend, Deepa Modi and they both instantly approve of him. But one day, Pratibha's world is shattered when her dad kills himself for no apparent reason. She decides to investigate, but this decision forces her to face a number of ugly truths about Deepa's father, her boyfriend - Inspector Suraj, two hoodlums named Shakka and Gulshan, Pratap Singh Singhal - a wealthy man who will go to any length to protect his son, Rahul and Monty, who is not who he claims to be. more»

Jagira is the story of those unfortunate people who harassed the society and above all, the victims of the oppressors. The traitors, instead of helping the victims, made them the ones who are guilty. Whenever such injustice has been done on the face of the earth, there is always the birth of a Jagira to answer seek what's right! more»

Maanav and Gopichand are as apart as chalk and cheese, but become fast friends, with the edgy Gopichand giving up on his life of crime and mending his ways. Maanav gets him a job with Hercules Milk Foods. By the by, Maanav himself develops feelings for Kaajal, the daughter of the owner of the Milk Foods company. With their class differences being a huge issue, Maanav disappears from the lives of Gopichand and Kaajal, but circumstances that would lead to Gopichand s downfall prompt Maanav to take matters in to his own hands. more»

Tara Sen lives with her parents, a younger brother and a sister. Her elder brother, however, lives in Calcutta. Tara is close to Ghanshyam who she affectionately calls Ghana. One day her elder brother comes to visit and brings a friend Bijesh along who takes a liking to Tara. However, Bijesh's behavior with Tara goes out of hands embarrassing the whole family. He s asked to leave but the news spread like wildfire creating issues for the family. When the rumor gets out of hand, a fight breaks out wherein Ghanshyam gets involved and one person is killed. Ghanshyam is jailed and Tara is left heartbroken. She tries to reason with the police officer but, the man selfishly asks her to marry him in exchange for Ghanshyam being freed. Tara, though reluctant at first agrees, however, the officer doesn t keep his promise. Will Tara and Ghanshyam ever be able to meet again? more»

Ajit and Rajoo become orphans. Ajit, as the older brother takes care of his younger sister, at great personal sacrifice. When he tries to save his sister from sexual assault, death occurs. Is Ajit responsible? He emerges as Vinod from jail. In English the loose translation of the title would be "a silken thread" a compact translation would be a "silken skein". Ajit, and his little sister are separated by powers that neither he or she understand. Resham ki dori - is the thread that brings them back together. This is a story of three generations of arrogance of wealth. It is also a story of great wealth, dishonest managers, anger, arrogance in semi- feudal India. In a social context, it is a story of the death of the textile industry in Parel, Lower Parel in Bombay. It is a story of the exploitation of labour. Some scenes of labour poverty is gut wrenching. It is a vision of a person who could reverse the process of attrition in the textile industry, if only till the textile mill was set on fire for insurance. It is a great movie to watch, if you are looking out for the social context. Dialogues are predictable, mostly studio shot, editing is a bit loose but overall, a slightly differently managed film than the usual movies of the time. 1980's. Excellent storyline, and some superb acting. more»

How desperate could one get for the money? Banshi and Purniya are probably the answer! Stuck with their life problems, Banshi and Purniya find no other way out of their problems but to take a loan to get a big amount of money but have no idea how they will repay it! How do Banshi and Purniya deal with their debt ridden life? more»