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»

St. Marks is a school full of bright teenagers having aspirations and looking to make a mark on the world. But this teenage isn't just about school, it's also about love and the craze of first-ever crushes. It's the period where everyone is growing up and moving on to the next level. In this competitive, confusing and sometimes cruel world, we have four characters whose destinies seem to take them on different paths. Four students, each with their own set of unique problems will come to terms with what is known as 'maturity' as they pass out of high school. more»

The first Laxmi Narayan (Tusshar Kapoor) is a wannabe hitman who is desperately trying to gain a foothold in the underworld. The second Laxmi Narayan (Suniel Shetty) works for his boss and thinks the boss can never go wrong. The third Laxmi Narayan (Paresh Rawal) deals in women's lingerie. Each of them comes on a business trip to Pondicherry and they check-in to the same hotel. The person the three of them are supposed to meet, end up meeting the Laxmi Narayan they were never meant to meet, creating a hilarious situation that will leave you in splits! more»

Vighnaharta Shree Siddhivinayak is a film based on the real-life stories and of Shree Siddhivinayak experienced by devotees. Its a film about human values and beliefs. more»

Kamal Mehra (Sudesh Kumar) lives in the village with his mother Shanta Mehra (Lalita Pawar) and younger sister, Sharda (Rajshree). They are poor and his mother has to mortgage her house in the village in order to send Kamal to the city for further education. She expects him to pay off the mortgage once he gets a job. Kamal gets a job and returns to the village with a wife Mona (Shyama), who is considered too modern for the village. When Kamal returns to the city, he stops sending money to his family. The mother and daughter leave for the city when they are informed that Kamal is not well. They are treated badly by Mona, who with her spendthrift habits gets into arguments with Kamal. When Kamal leaves for a job outside the city, Mona has Shanta and Sharda thrown out of the house.\n\nWandering on the streets, Shanta and Sharda collide with Kumar's (Manoj Kumar) car, who takes them to his home. Kamal is an employee of Kumar, but the fact is unknown to mother and daughter. Kumar and Sharda start liking each other and he insists that they stay at his place till the mother recovers. When Kamal returns home, he is upset to see his mother and sister missing. He leaves some money he is carrying for his employer with Mona, and goes off to the village to look for them, but is unable to find them. Mona spends three-fourths of the money Kamal had left in her care, and he has to find a way to return the money. Finally, Kamal unites with his mother and sister; Mona has learned her lesson from her errant ways, and Kumar and Sharda get married.\n\nThere is a sub-plot in the form of Kamal and Mona's neighbours; one is Sunder (Mehmood) and his wife Geeta (Savitri), who is shown as the traditional wife in comparison to Mona. Another neighbour is Jackson (Johnny Walker), who has left his wife Ganga (Minu Mumtaz) in the village. Wandering on the streets, Shanta and Sharda collide with Kumar's (Manoj Kumar) car, who takes them to his home. Kamal is an employee of Kumar, but the fact is unknown to mother and daughter. Kumar and Sharda start liking each other and he insists that they stay at his place till the mother recovers. When Kamal returns home, he is upset to see his mother and sister missing. He leaves some money he is carrying for his employer with Mona, and goes off to the village to look for them, but is unable to find them. Mona spends three-fourths of the money Kamal had left in her care, and he has to find a way to return the money. Finally, Kamal unites with his mother and sister; Mona has learned her lesson from her errant ways, and Kumar and Sharda get married. There is a sub-plot in the form of Kamal and Mona's neighbours; one is Sunder (Mehmood) and his wife Geeta (Savitri), who is shown as the traditional wife in comparison to Mona. Another neighbour is Jackson (Johnny Walker), who has left his wife Ganga (Minu Mumtaz) in the village. more»

In which, Nandu (Venkat) is an orphan and he is given shelter by a police officer Surendra Babu (Prakash Raj). Over a period of time, Surendra Babu encourages Nandu to do illegal activities and then Nandu becomes local don in Charminar area. Keerthi (Abhiraami) warns the friends of Nandu who go to her college to threaten a couple who are in love. After coming to know about this, Nandu decides to approach Keerthi as Anand and make her fall in love with him. In the process, he actually falls in love with Keerthi and also realizes what harm he is doing to the society and to the neighborhood community. Rest of the movie is how all ends well. more»

St. Marks is a school full of bright teenagers having aspirations and looking to make a mark on the world. But this teenage isn't just about school, it's also about love and the craze of first-ever crushes. It's the period where everyone is growing up and moving on to the next level. In this competitive, confusing and sometimes cruel world, we have four characters whose destinies seem to take them on different paths. Four students, each with their own set of unique problems will come to terms with what is known as 'maturity' as they pass out of high school. more»

St. Marks is a school full of bright teenagers having aspirations and looking to make a mark on the world. But this teenage isn't just about school, it's also about love and the craze of first-ever crushes. It's the period where everyone is growing up and moving on to the next level. In this competitive, confusing and sometimes cruel world, we have four characters whose destinies seem to take them on different paths. Four students, each with their own set of unique problems will come to terms with what is known as 'maturity' as they pass out of high school. more»

An over-ambitious Tamosa has no qualms when it comes to achieving greater heights in her career, which leads to a conflict between her and another woman. But is Tamosa prepared for its consequences? 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»