Laxmi is a 1957 Indian Hindi film, directed by G.P. Pawar and produced by Chitra Bharti. The film stars Chandrashekhar, Moni Chatterjee, Kamal Kapoor, Nanda, Roopmala and Ramayan Tiwari in lead roles. The film has musical score by Avinash Vyas. more»

The film starts with a clash between the offering of the routine morning prayers of the Muslim cleric and his neighboring Hindu priest. The Muslim cleric is vexed with the Hindu priest but is more bothered about his son, who is a good friend of his and pays regular visits to the temple. He scolds and punishes Janu several times and warned him that he may be cursed to hell if he continues this. The cleric loses his temper when he comes to know that his son has participated in the annual Hindu mythological play, Ramleela, and played the role of the Hindu God Hanuman. He gets upset, punishes his son and explains to him the difference between the two religions. At the end of the story, petrified with an incident, Janu absconds from his home. His father searches for him everywhere and during this painful search for his lost son, he realizes that he is first a father to his son before being a cleric. Now he is anxious to meet him, but will he be able to find him ever? more»

The film is a love story between Rohan (Azim Rizvi) and Faith (Faith Mehra). Set in a college, Rohan's friend Vijay (Faraaz) ends up falling in love with the same girl as Rohan and all hell breaks loose. Rohan fights all odds possible to win his ladylove. He gets jailed, beaten up, humiliated, even labelled a terrorist but nothing comes in between the hero and the heroine. Vijay's father DCP Mahadik (Ashwini Kaushal) pulls all strings to nab Rohan. How the lovers come together after all odds is what follows through the rest of the plot. more»

Laxmikant Kabadiya aka LK (Anupam Kher) is one of India's richest industrialists. His conglomerate is on the verge of a 5000 crore IPO that should make them one of the largest companies in the country. LK's family can't stop salivating at the thought of all that money. Unfortunately for all of them on the night before the IPO opens, LK dies. The family is distraught and horrified as now no one will buy their shares. So, on the advice of their family guru, the family decides to hide the death of LK for a period of two days until the shares are all sold out. However, to make matters worse, every time they're ready to announce LK's death, fate intervenes forcing them to keep his death hidden for another couple of days. This results in them having to announce the death of a fictitious friend or a relative of LK's; which means generating dead bodies and worse, getting the dead LK to make appearances at these funerals. more»