Nenjirukkum Varai Ninaivirukkum is a 2013 Indian Tamil film, directed by S.O.Nabidass and produced by Moon Star Creations. The film stars Ishaq Hussaini, Silpa Sivakumar, Livingston, Visu, Vadivukarasi, Vaiyapuri, Vasu Vikram and Pandu in lead roles. The film had musical score by K. Prabakar. more»

Andaman is a 1998 Indian Kannada film, directed by P. H. Vishwanath and Produced by Padmalatha. The film stars Shivaraj kumar, Niveditha and Sony in lead roles. The music of the film was composed by Hamsalekha. more»

Pattalathaan is a 2005 Indian Tamil film, directed by Mahesh Sukhdhar. The film stars Yogeshwar, Sonali and Napolean in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Devaa. more»

Mojugara Sogasugara is a 1995 Indian Kannada film, directed by Vijay and produced by N. Kumar. The film stars Vishnuvardhan, Shruti and Sonakshi in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Hamsalekha. more»

Kar Lo Timepass Yaar! is a 2015 Indian Hindi film, directed by Vajsi Ahir and produced by Jethabhai Der. The film stars Tiku Talsaniya, Ketaki Dave and Piyush Der in lead roles. The film had musical score by Vivek Asthana. more»

Preminchanu Kaani is a 2007 Indian Telugu film, directed by Chowdhary and produced by Ch. Sudhakar Babu. The film stars Amit, Venu Madhav and Sony Raj in lead roles. The film had musical score by Laxmi Vinayak. more»

Nada Surabhi is a 1990 Indian Kannada film, directed by Aroor Pattabhi and produced by Donald Farnandies. The film stars Manu, Sunil, Sadashiva Saliyan and Master Daivik in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Rajamani-Sahib. more»

The movie is set in the fictional village of Solaiyur and revolves around a dam which is the lifeline for the village. The dam is under assessment for structural integrity by the Public Works Department. The local minister has corrupt intentions and wants to make money through a new dam project. The villagers want to perform a special Pooja to pray to the God Shiva. They decide to invite the grandson of Maharaja Lingeswaran who commissioned the dam and the temple. They believe the return of the line of the Maharaja will solve the problems surrounding the dam. Lingaa (played by Rajinikanth in contemporary time) is the grandson of Maharaja Lingeswaran. His family has fallen on hard times and he is now a petty thief in the city. He is angry with his grandfather for squandering away the family fortune so he is unwilling to go to Solaiyur to preside over the temple function. However, circumstances force him to accept the invitation and travel to Solaiyur. Through a flashback sequence, Lingaa comes to know that his grandfather, Lingeswaran (also played by Rajinikanth, set in 1939) was an altruist. Lingeswaran had spent his entire fortune to build the dam against all odds during the British Raj. But the people of Solaiyur had mistaken his intentions which forced him to leave Solaiyur and move to the city. Lingaa repents his ways and understands the great sacrifices made by his grandfather for the public good. In the final act, Lingaa exposes the Minister's greed to the villagers and saves the dam from an aerial bomb attack. more»

Chandu, a commoner with hidden past life, lives with his wife's family who is unaware that she is no more. He finds himself in a soup of problems after he saves a girl from a group of goons and also, takes the blame for stealing for his colleague. Soon, his relatives start demanding the truth and he is left with is no option but to come clean about his true identity. With his dark past now making a comeback to haunt his present, he takes on the role of a Dictator to fight against the evil. more»

Hello Daddy is a 1996 Indian Kannada film, directed by Naganna and produced by Raju. The film stars Vishnuvardhan, Surabhi, Arjun, Sonakshi, Vaishali Kasaravalli and Lohithaswa in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Hamsalekha. more»

Kapalika is a 1983 Indian Malayalam film, directed by Preethy Panikker and Produced by Madhusoodanan. The film stars Sona Nair, K.Madhu, Sreelatha Namboothiri and Chunakkara Ramankutty in lead roles. The music of the film was composed by R. K. Shekhar. more»

The movie is set in the fictional village of Solaiyur and revolves around a dam which is the lifeline for the village. The dam is under assessment for structural integrity by the Public Works Department. The local minister has corrupt intentions and wants to make money through a new dam project. The villagers want to perform a special Pooja to pray to the God Shiva. They decide to invite the grandson of Maharaja Lingeswaran who commissioned the dam and the temple. They believe the return of the line of the Maharaja will solve the problems surrounding the dam. Lingaa (played by Rajinikanth in contemporary time) is the grandson of Maharaja Lingeswaran. His family has fallen on hard times and he is now a petty thief in the city. He is angry with his grandfather for squandering away the family fortune so he is unwilling to go to Solaiyur to preside over the temple function. However, circumstances force him to accept the invitation and travel to Solaiyur. Through a flashback sequence, Lingaa comes to know that his grandfather, Lingeswaran (also played by Rajinikanth, set in 1939) was an altruist. Lingeswaran had spent his entire fortune to build the dam against all odds during the British Raj. But the people of Solaiyur had mistaken his intentions which forced him to leave Solaiyur and move to the city. Lingaa repents his ways and understands the great sacrifices made by his grandfather for the public good. In the final act, Lingaa exposes the Minister's greed to the villagers and saves the dam from an aerial bomb attack. more»

Jeet Lengey Jahaan is about today's youngsters who are starving to achieve their goals in life. It shows how they get trapped into our corrupt system and face adverse circumstances and finally find themselves helpless and how they fight against it by their own ways. more»

Pon Megalai is a 1998 Indian Tamil Film, Directed by Sakthi Chithran & Produced by Jeya Parvathy Films. The film stars Abhinay, Nithya Das in lead roles. The film had musical score by Ilaiyaraja. more»

First love in anyone's life holds a special place especially if the memory is filled with the vibrant musings of the city that you grew up in. Benaras holds a special place in Kundan's heart, because not only did he grow up as a typical, god fearing, shiv bhakt-Pandit but also because it was the city that gave him Zoya. Quiet and beautiful with mischievous eyes, Zoya was the girl of his dreams. She was like a breath of fresh air to him who he would follow every day to the bazaar and back to her house till one day, he mustered the courage to speak to her and tell her his true feelings - his 13 year old heart, smitten by her simplicity. She doesn't take him seriously and brushes him off. Time passed by and Zoya moved to Delhi to study further. Love, they say, is a feeling that only grows stronger with time and Kundan's love for Zoya never diminished. He carries his feelings all through college and his heart flippes when Zoya came back to his town. With Zoya back in Benaras, Kundan's world was filled with excitement as he was thinking of finally telling her how he felt. However, it instead shatters when Zoya tells him her true feelings. His heart breaks and the rage that Kundan feels is inexplicable. What follows is a tale of love, betrayal, redemption and healing set against the very rooted town of Benaras and the upbeat political environment of Delhi. more»

Sound designer Geetali (new find Sukhada Yash) is in a live-in relationship with an aspiring filmmaker, Parth (Chinmay Mandlekar), who is frustrated because he has not been able to make much headway in his career. One day, Geetali's friend, Eric (Edward Sonnenblick), a student of anthropology, comes from abroad and expresses a desire to study spirituality. He wants to make a documentary film on the Pandharpur pilgrimage, so popular among Maharashtrians. The pilgrimage, also referred to as Waari, is a 240-km. walk from Alandi to Lord Vithal's abode on Pandharpur, and mythology has it that the journey is to be completed in 18 days. The pilgrimage also entails unfolding of one of the 18 chapters of the Dnyaneshwari each day of the journey. Parth takes up the offer to direct the film but since he is keen to make a mark in commercial cinema, he makes it clear that he would make a feature and not a documentary.Parth starts off with his skeletal crew along with lakhs of pilgrims in the Pandharpur pilgrimage. However, he often becomes irritable and also loses his temper when he feels, his crew members are not doing their best. There comes a stage when Parth decides to abandon the project because he gets a telephone call announcing that a producer was willing to sign him on as director for his (Parth's) dream project. Although he leaves the unit to return to Bombay so that he can take up the direction of his long-cherished project, he returns to his unit when he realises that abandoning the film as well as the pilgrimage would be wrong on his part. How the 18-day journey changes Parth's outlook and mellows him is revealed in the rest of the drama. more»

First love in anyone's life holds a special place especially if the memory is filled with the vibrant musings of the city that you grew up in. Benaras holds a special place in Kundan's heart, because not only did he grow up as a typical, god fearing, shiv bhakt-Pandit but also because it was the city that gave him Zoya. Quiet and beautiful with mischievous eyes, Zoya was the girl of his dreams. She was like a breath of fresh air to him who he would follow every day to the bazaar and back to her house till one day, he mustered the courage to speak to her and tell her his true feelings - his 13 year old heart, smitten by her simplicity. She doesn't take him seriously and brushes him off. Time passed by and Zoya moved to Delhi to study further. Love, they say, is a feeling that only grows stronger with time and Kundan's love for Zoya never diminished. He carries his feelings all through college and his heart flippes when Zoya came back to his town. With Zoya back in Benaras, Kundan's world was filled with excitement as he was thinking of finally telling her how he felt. However, it instead shatters when Zoya tells him her true feelings. His heart breaks and the rage that Kundan feels is inexplicable. What follows is a tale of love, betrayal, redemption and healing set against the very rooted town of Benaras and the upbeat political environment of Delhi. more»

Yama Kinkara is a 1995 Indian Kannada film, directed by Tiger Prabhakar and Produced by Smt K Nagendramani. The film stars Vishnuvardhan, Tiger Prabhakar, Sonakshi, Dolly, Vajramuni and Mukyamanthri Chandru in lead roles. The music of the film was composed by Rajan-Nagendra. more»

First love in anyone's life holds a special place especially if the memory is filled with the vibrant musings of the city that you grew up in. Benaras holds a special place in Kundan's heart, because not only did he grow up as a typical, god fearing, shiv bhakt-Pandit but also because it was the city that gave him Zoya. Quiet and beautiful with mischievous eyes, Zoya was the girl of his dreams. She was like a breath of fresh air to him who he would follow every day to the bazaar and back to her house till one day, he mustered the courage to speak to her and tell her his true feelings - his 13 year old heart, smitten by her simplicity. She doesn't take him seriously and brushes him off. Time passed by and Zoya moved to Delhi to study further. Love, they say, is a feeling that only grows stronger with time and Kundan's love for Zoya never diminished. He carries his feelings all through college and his heart flippes when Zoya came back to his town. With Zoya back in Benaras, Kundan's world was filled with excitement as he was thinking of finally telling her how he felt. However, it instead shatters when Zoya tells him her true feelings. His heart breaks and the rage that Kundan feels is inexplicable. What follows is a tale of love, betrayal, redemption and healing set against the very rooted town of Benaras and the upbeat political environment of Delhi. more»

Here's a family of three Balu, his mother, and grandmother. They survive on his grandfather's pension of rupees eight hundred a month. Once Balu starts going to school, the expenses increase and unfortunately, the grandmother falls ill. Find out how this family struggles to survive against all odds. more»