Adi (Mukesh Bharti), a creative painter is ambitious and when he meets Simran (Manju Bharti), a lady of his dreams, he immediately decides to get married to her. However, amidst this fairy tale wedding, there comes a twist when Adi, in a sudden turn of events falls in love with Mehek (Preeti Jhangiani). Though Adi is orphaned, he has a grandmother with whom he shares a friendly rapport. During the preparations of his wedding with Simran, Adi confesses about his love for Mehek to his grandmother. Though she is aware of his feelings, the grandmother (Farida Jalal) isn't very happy with this decision and decides to investigate it. As she sets off on this journey, she encounters deep dark secrets about Mehek's past and her vicious intentions of vengeance. more»

After being expelled from high-school, Kishu returns home to work with his disapproving truck-driver father, Someshwar, who bends the law, bribes the police to transport hand-grenades packed in egg-boxes. Kishu's life undergoes a major change when he gets smitten by Houston-based Sapna, the niece of Dr. Sinha, who is on a research assignment in secluded areas of Bihar. She goes to the Superintendent of Police, Vikram Kapoor, to seek an escort to accompany her, but is cautioned that even police are reluctant to visit the areas she wants to tour. Kishu volunteers. She initially rejects him but relents when he impresses her with his knowledge of Devi Maa Durga. Hoping to woo and win her heart, he is in for nothing but disappointment when he sees her in the arms of her Caucasian boyfriend, Mike. But when she is dramatically abducted and held for a ransom of Rs.1.50 Crores by unknown persons, what impact does this incident have on the local police as well as on Kishu and Mike? more»

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 story is set around the bulwark of honest and public good institution of everest. A journalistic anachronism at a time when media houses have become mouthpieces for corporate houses. It is helmed by the fearless Ayya (Vijaykumar), it has among its ranks an intrepid scribe Dheeran (Sarath Kumar). He is no journeyman journalist. He is writer as well as a doer. When the power of the pen looks like slackening, he uses the hands that push the pen, so to say. And then there is harried colleague Erimalai (Vadivelu), who is just a step away from trouble. Meghala (Nayantra) is an enterprising intern who drives Dheeran distraction. Dheeran runs into the evil axis of politico and police web as represented by the corrupt Minister Shanmuga Sundaram (Mukesh Tiwari) and a venal cop Alanakaram (Seema Biswas). Dheeran through his mixed ways frustrate all the evil plans of the duo. But a new water bottling plant of an MNC becomes a major confrontation issue. Dheeran goes hammer and tongs against the project, as it would be harmful to villagers. Dheeran painstakingly exposes all the chinks in the project. Shanmugasundaram has to come with a violent reprisal and he sure does and thinks he has done away with Dheeran. Did he? But Dheeran comes back from dead as a new man with renewed force. In the two years, Shanmugha Sundaram and Alankaram had come a long way. But Dheeran, slowly but stealthily, exposes them with a cunning of a mountain fox. He exposes all their bad deeds with clinching evidence. more»