Separated in their childhood, Pooja and Karan's friendship stays unharmed but can these childhood friends recognize each other and reunite? more»

Tanu and Manu have been married for four years but all is not well in paradise: Manu lands up in a mental institution in London, while Tanu comes back to Kanpur, leaving Manu's friend, Pappi to fend for him. He manages to get Manu released from the asylum and they return to India. Manu, pained and suffering from his wife's antics, continues to brood - until one day, he runs into Tanu's lookalike, Kusum, alias Datto, a Haryanvi athlete studying in Delhi University. Manu falls in love with Datto and slowly, the otherwise brusque girl begins to reciprocate. Meanwhile, Tanu is rekindling all old flames in her hometown, including her former fiance Raja Awasthi. When Manu sends Tanu a legal notice, her lawyer replies with divorce papers, without her knowledge. A hilarious comedy of manners and errors ensues when it is revealed that Datto was due to marry Raja Awasthi. When Tanu learns of Manu's plans to marry Datto, all hell breaks loose. Who will Manu finally choose? Will Tanu be successful in winning her love back? more»

Tanu and Manu have been married for four years but all is not well in paradise: Manu lands up in a mental institution in London, while Tanu comes back to Kanpur, leaving Manu's friend, Pappi to fend for him. He manages to get Manu released from the asylum and they return to India. Manu, pained and suffering from his wife's antics, continues to brood - until one day, he runs into Tanu's lookalike, Kusum, alias Datto, a Haryanvi athlete studying in Delhi University. Manu falls in love with Datto and slowly, the otherwise brusque girl begins to reciprocate. Meanwhile, Tanu is rekindling all old flames in her hometown, including her former fiance Raja Awasthi. When Manu sends Tanu a legal notice, her lawyer replies with divorce papers, without her knowledge. A hilarious comedy of manners and errors ensues when it is revealed that Datto was due to marry Raja Awasthi. When Tanu learns of Manu's plans to marry Datto, all hell breaks loose. Who will Manu finally choose? Will Tanu be successful in winning her love back? more»

Pradeep is son of a millionaire. He returns from America after his studies. He falls in love with a simple flower seller Poornima. He marries her against the wishes of his father Shankar. How the young lovers survived facing the reality of life is the rest of the story. more»

Four women working in a supermarket abduct their manager subsequent to being informed that they would be laid off in order to enhance the sales of the company. more»

My Husband's Wife is a film about an Indian Sikh family settled abroad after the grandfather Kartar Singh (Prem Chopra) migrated there forty years ago. He started his career as taxi driver and when his son grew up, his business flourished with revenue running into millions. However, he remained attached to his country India. His culture, sentiments and emotions made him get his son married to a Punjabi girl (Rati Agnihotri), who gave birth to a beautiful son Pawan, but unfortunately, Kartar Singh's son dies young. Kartar Singh gives the best of education and amenities to his grandson, but Pawan turns out to be a Playboy even though he respects his grandfather as well as his mother. The culture of the west hypnotizes Pawan. Seeing the circumstances, Kartar Singh decides to get his grandson married to an Indian Punjabi girl (Rakhi Vohra), thinking that a girl from India will show him the path to living life as an Indian. The grandson starts handling the family business with sincerity and does well. But his wife from Punjab shakes him up in terms of his preference for western culture. He goes back to his earlier girlfriend (Alisa Khan) and starts drinking heavily. The emotional drama between the grandfather, mother and wife starts from here and culminated in an emotional saga between the hearts of two women torn for a single man. more»

The word 'Shareek' may refer to 'sharing' in the dictionary but in Punjab, it had always been opposite to it. As time flies, one doesn t even notice how and when two brothers become enemies. Brothers are brothers and their children become cousins. But for the feudal society of Punjab, the word 'cousins' stands for 'shareeks' and 'shareeks' stand for 'enemies'. Just for the ownership of a piece of land, the cousins wage a ruthless war between themselves. For centuries, this phenomenon has taken its toll and never stopped. The film 'Shareek' with all the emotion, romance, thrill and action, addresses this menace strongly. With Jassa, the protagonist and Dara, the antagonist, the story aims at asking our society why, when and how we can stop out race from killing each other just for a piece of land that would not belong to us after the last breath deceives us. more»