Neethone Unta is a 2002 Indian Telugu film, directed by T Prabhakar and produced by P Purushottama Rao. The film stars Upendra, Rachana, Sangavi, Thriller Manju, Sudhakar, Tanikella Bharani and Subbaraya Sharma in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Vandemataram Srinivas. more»

With the thought of saving a life, Judge Sinha decides to adopt a petty thief only to come face-to-face with her contentious past. more»

Preeti, who is a die-hard romantic wait for her prince charming, who would come someday and sweep her off the ground. But when two boys show up on their door claiming to be the one that Preeti's sister Gurleen had chosen to spend her life with, Preeti and her family find themselves in a dilemma. They hear the love stories of both Rajveer, one an aspiring photographer and the other an aspiring singer. Preeti who lives in the world of romance wishes that the boys had narrated would both be true. The story is a roller coaster ride with family drama, comedy and romance and also a puzzle to solve that which is the real love story. Will Preeti find her prince charming or not. more»

Rani is a child who is being brought up by her mother, Kamla, as her dad has gone out of the town on business. Both mother and daughter live with their cruel and selfish relatives. One day Kamla gets the news that her husband is returning, and she is overjoyed. This joy turns to sorrow when she finds out that he has passed away in an accident. Shortly, thereafter she too passes away, leaving poor Rani at the hands of the cruel relatives. Rani loves her parents, as they are her world, and she undertakes a journey into the netherworld to try and bring her parents back to life. This movie also features the story of Cinderella and Gulliver's Travels, in two songs. more»

In the city of Bareilly, in Uttar Pradesh, aspiring boxer Shravan slogs day and night to achieve his dream of becoming a professionally recognised boxer. Things go awry when he falls in love with a high caste, mute girl, Sunaina, who happens to be the niece of his arch nemesis, and the head of the state boxing federation, Bhagwan Das Mishra. To marry his love, he needs a job and, for him, the path to a stable government job is through boxing. But what Shravan doesn t expect is that in India, boxing is about everything else but the sport, which is heightened by the volatile political climate of Uttar Pradesh. While he practices hard in preparation for his tournament fights, what he isn't prepared for is uphill casteism, nepotism, doping, religious fanaticism and a continuous class struggle. A never-ending battle against fragile egos and hooliganism to save the love of his life, Sunaina! more»

One of the classic love stories ever written, Heer Ranjha continues to be a dearly loved part of the collective and individual memory of millions across the world even after almost 300 years. Transcending boundaries of language and culture, its appeal has endured the test of time. Such is the reverence and affection that this story has earned from the people that it is no longer a story but has become a metaphor, a symbol of pure and eternal love. This film is an interpretation of the attempt to capture on celluloid the eternity of this metaphor. more»

Its a fun masala romp with generous helpings of the recommended masala allowance. There is fiesty Hirni (Zarina Wahab) who wears backless cholis and sells liquor while her smoking hot boy-friend Jaamlia (Vinod Khanna) languishes in prison. Then there is the college-going Rekha (a very subdued Neetu Singh) whose attachment to Hamlet is exemplary -- she goes to bed with it! Her hair goes from shoulder length to waist length in the space of a few moments. Perhaps that is why a visiting drunkard -- Anand (Shashi Kapoor) -- falls for her and stalks her in a bordering-on-harassment song sequence. Mahendranath (Bharat Bhushan) is a rich and lonely old man with a smarmy new manager Dilip Singh (Prem Chopra). Mahendranath had a much younger brother Rajen (the annoying kid from Fakira) - a wilful brat who left home one day, never to be heard of again. Instead of heaving a sigh of "good riddance", Mahendranath keeps hoping Rajen will return. Taking advantage of the old man's hopes, Dilip hires an unemployed youth (Raza Murad), to impersonate the lost-and-now-grown-up Rajen. Mahendranath happily hands over all his property to "Rajen" and is promptly murdered by Prem. "Rajen" himself is bumped off later.Things get more complicated with new twists and thrills at every turn. Someone is sending Dilip threatening letters about Mahendranath's murder. Jaamlia is fighting off goons who land like flies in Shaitan Chowki to evict the residents. Anand makes a pact with Dilip to get Shaitan Chowki vacated. But is he tricking the residents or Dilip? While all this is happening, Rekha is mysteriously absent from the scene. more»