Subhash is a 2014 Indian Telugu film directed by B. Srinivas Reddy and produced by B. Srinivas Reddy. The film stars Jeeva, Jenni, Vasu and Gautam Raj in the lead roles. Music of the film was composed by B. Srinivas Reddy. more»

Mukundan is posted as a bank officer in a village. He falls in love with a girl, but fate changes the course and outcome of their love life. more»

Hosa Ale is a 1991 Indian Kannada film, directed by G N Shivarudrappa, N Subhash Chandran and produced by G Mahadevappa, G N Shivarudrappa. The film stars Anantharam Maccheri, Sharapanjara Iyengar, Ravikiran and Heera Singh in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Madan Mallu. more»

Chandrahasa is a 1965 Indian Kannada film, directed and produced by B S Ranga. The film stars Dr Rajkumar, Udayakumar, K S Ashwath, Narasimharaju and Rathnakar in lead roles. The film had musical score by S Hanumantha Rao. more»

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Raghavan, a dedicated school headmaster is faced with a conflicting scenario. His realisation of the school manager's unethical agendas for the school leaves him in a perplexed state of mind and Raghavan cannot come to terms with this. Can he set himself out on a path to save the school or will he cave in eventually to the manager? more»

Chandragrahan is a 1997 Indian Bengali film, directed by Anjan Banerjee and produced by Bula Saha. The film stars Soumitra Chatterjee, Madhabi Mukherjee, Prosenjit Chatterjee, Rituparna Sengupta and Arjun Chakraborty in lead roles. The music of the film was composed by Subrata Sanyal. more»

Appukuttan Nair or 'Appu' (Mohanlal) is a struggling unemployed youth who arrives in Mumbai to meet his sister and brother-in-law (Augustine). His father has been falsely implicated in a bank fraud and wants to sell his ancestral property to pay towards the litigation. For that he needs his sister's approval, but is abused and turned away by his brother-in-law. Disappointed, Appu seeks out his old pal Nooruddin or 'Noor' (Sreenivasan), who is working in a fruit juice vending shop in Mumbai. Noor himself is a hapless uneducated youth working for his uncle Beeran (Mamukkoya), who is a treacherous money lender, with a hope to marry his daughter Maimoona. They plan to open a paint shop but need 1.25 lakh Rupees to rent a shop as prerequisite to get a bank loan. With no other way in sight, they swindle Beeran out of 1.25 lakh Rupees. Appukuttan then tries to get the loan sanctioned but he is rebuffed by a new Bank manager Varghese (Maniyanpilla Raju) who had taken charge by then. In a turn of events Appukkuttan happens to rescue a woman called Chandrika Varma or 'Chandra' (Sukanya) after a car accident, hospitalizing her. Chandra is the daughter of a wealthy businessman Udhaya Varma (Nedumudi Venu). Appukkuttan is mistaken by the hospital staff to be her husband, Alfred Fernandes or 'Alfie'. Soon her relatives including her father arrive and they too mistake him for Chandra's husband, because Chandra had eloped with Alfie, and no one among them had ever seen or talked to Alfie. Also it happened to be that Chandra was a major client of Appukkuttan's Bank Manager Varghese, who too mistook Appukkuttan for Chandra's husband, and was now eager to oblige him with the loan. Appukkuttan decides to masquerade as Alfie till he gets loan approval from the Bank Manager. Chandra lay bedridden paralysed unable to react, but with her cognition intact was able to witness all the commotions around her. Some of the relatives of Chandra were never convinced about Appukuttan from the outset. Beeran is also hot on Appukuttan's trail to retrieve his money. To make matters worse for Appukkuttan enters the second heroine Lekha (Pooja Batra), a close friend of Chandra and who is a medical graduate. She had talked to Alfie on the phone previously and is immediately suspicious about Appukkuttan. The relatives join with Lekha to find out the truth. Lekha and others play cat and mouse with Appukkuttan trying to uncover his veracity, with Appukkuttan staying ahead of the game for a while. Finally Lekha fortuitously comes to know the real story of Appukkuttan but she is moved by his plight and enamored by his openhearted nature. In the meantime Chandra revives from her paralysis but she too forgives Appukkuttan for everything; also she had developed a liking for him. But one of the jealous relatives of Chandra (Cochin Haneefa) manages to expose Appukkuttan before everyone. Then Chandra admits all the truth to everyone. Her was not in fact a car accident but was a suicide attempt after her fiance, the real Alfie, had betrayed her, and their marriage had never commenced. But she was now in love with Appukkuttan and hoped to marry him. Chandra recovers fully under the loving care of Appu and Lekha. But later Chandra discovers that Lekha was already in love with Appukkuttan, and had in fact given way for her as a favor to Chandra's father, to whom Lekha was like a second daughter. Chandra gracefully withdraws from her planned marriage with Appukkuttan, and Appukkuttan and Lekha are united together with everyone's hearty blessings. more»