Is the house haunted or are the residents haunted by their pasts? This nonlinear narrative tells the story of three families who live in a house in different time periods. The first residents are an old woman and her husband. The husband passes away after which she moves away but leaves her plant in the house. The second residents are a young married couple who recently moved into the house. But the wife begins to see strange things like the house and a cat burning. She tells her husband to move out of the house but he refuses. One day she leaves the house with a note to her husband. The third resident is a young man and his cat. He seems to dislike the things left by the previous owners in the house. One day, after the house gets flooded, he sets fire to a plant that was left by the last owner.

Ramodhar Singh is an old retired army soldier who back in his days always wanted to fight for his country. Unable to do so, Ramodhar Singh relives his dream by telling war associated stories to his 11 year old grand-daughter, Chumki. A cheerful side of daddu is always seen, when he is with her. However Chumki knows that there is something that is bothering him and one fine day she catches him making a wish. To make her grandfather happy, Chumki takes him to an old Akhada where Daddu use to practice back in his days. The place makes him very nostalgic and he ends up making a confession to himself and his grand-daughter which creates a gap in their relationship, shutting down the doors of his happiness. Chumki after that evening really wants to do something for her grandfather and after having a discussion with her troop, she decides on creating a war so that her grandfather could live the moment he always told stories off.

Little Naisha plans a surprise for her father on his birthday, but soon realizes that her father lied to her about his whereabouts. sorry about being a no-show at Niasha's little party, Avinash, tries to win his daughter over by spending a whole day with her at the beach; promising her the best day of her life. The next day, a series of unfortunate events takes place. And the question remains- was it the best day ever?

How Sadanand Atre helps his wife Gayatri to come back to reality from a state of denial. While their only son has gone for one way mission to Mars.

On the first day of her college, Khushi, an obese teenager, is teased for being overweight by other students. When the teasing gets out of hand, she decides to go on a diet and do rigorous exercises to lose weight. One day she faints after being exhausted by her strict weight loss regime. Her mother explains to her that she is perfect the way she is but still Khushi is hell bent to lose weight. After meeting a mentally challenged child and his mother who have accepted their situation and are happy in their lives, she decides to love herself as she is.

The story is about a man named Shiv, who lives with his wife and granddaughter in hiding, as a result of the on-going war. They live in a small room which has no windows. The film revolves around a morning in his life, where the bombings start a little early than usual, of how he forms a wordless connection, a bond with a stranger, whom he looks at through a crack in of the walls; a bond emerging out of the struggle for survival.

Prerna Talwar is worked to the core and things seem to be headed towards stability for her family until a second child comes along. Years go by and she plays the part of the ideal mother to her two dissatisfied children, never looking back to see what she missed out on. When everything settles down - offered a chance to finally live, she realises that the life she once dreamt of is now behind her.

What happens when a wife lies to her in-laws that their son has got a job, when in reality, it is she who goes to office , while her unemployed husband manages the household ? The story tells us about a newly-wed couple , and how they struggle daily, to combat the frustration of unemployment, breaking the stereotype of gender bias.

An old theatre projectionist is fired from his job and has to come back to his village. Struggling with what to do with his life, he one day narrates a story for a crying kid. Slowly he becomes the favourite story teller in the village and re-discovers his passion.

This is not a love story. Neither is it a story about love. This is a fairy tale about destiny & all its serendipitous wonders. It is about how Aryan comes to terms with the fact that "that one girl" would come to him in ways he could only dream of.

The story revolves around Sunaina, a woman in her late 20s, a singer cum lyricist who works from home. She writes a new song. We see her husband Siddharth, a man in his early 30s is a business man who is always occupied by work. They live a daily normal, monotonous routine. They have less interaction throughout the day. After Siddharth leaves for his work, Sunaina spends time alone doing other household chores. One day, she found an old tape recorder and she decides to record her new song in it and will lately make Siddharth listen to her song at night. Unfortunately, at dinner, the lights went out and they spend their time in darkness. Since Siddharth’s mobile was not charged, it gave Siddharth an opportunity to interact with Sunaina. They relive their past moments when all of sudden, the situations turned and the whole happy conversation changed to past grievance talk. Siddharth accepts that he is being guilty of something he did, but Sunaina intervened and told him the truth. Siddharth thought Sunaina had a miscarriage because of him as he was not present at that time whereas Sunaina confesses that it was an abortion. This news broke Siddharth. As soon as lights come, the tape automatically starts the song but Siddharth leaves for his room leaving Sunaina alone.

It's been 6 months since the protagonist has been looking after his ailing mother. He must balance his time between his work and his mother. Having to take care of his mother’s every little need, he has developed an aversion towards her. As his patience reaches a breaking point, he blurts out his frustration at his mother. As the day progresses, he witnesses an accident that reminds him of his own childhood. He realizes his mistakes and makes amends.

Arjun Mishra has spun a web of lies around himself. He finds his own life uninteresting and pitiful. Will he succeed in stepping out of this fictional world?

A little girl and her mother move into a house next to an old woman’s. The old woman’s house is dark, dingy and the woman herself is plain simple scary. When the little girl is sent next door on an errand, she encounters the horrors first hand.

A man's partner, who has a hearing impairment, is being treated at the hospital for what appears to be a terminal illness. He is a chef and visits her daily with a special dish made by him. Together he has spent many memorable moments with his partner before she got hospitalized. After missing a visit due to long hours at work, she becomes cross at him. But on the same day, her condition worsens and she dies leaving a huge hole in his heart and his life.

When her parents are out at work, or fighting with each other, a little girl is looked after by her loving granny. Her granny makes up for all the things the parents don't provide her. One day the mother leaves for good, but the little girl finds solace in her granny's love and hope. The granny dies soon after, not before telling her she will always be there for her. Knowing that her granny is looking down on her from the stars beyond, the girl lives happily with her father.

A young Chinmay's life is turned upside down when his parents commit suicide. He begins to behave violently in school and is unable to focus on studies. One day, while being scolded by his grandfather for his misbehavior, he asks him what is the point of life if everyone has to ultimately die. The grandfather then makes him realise the futility of crying over the past and the value of living in the present.

A 10 year old kid, Om reads a book on ghosts and try “kajal” trick in his school with his best friend, Mona. But they get caught by Mishra ji, a Hindi teacher who takes them to Sushant, new Science teacher. Sushant gets angry and punishes them. Om leaves the class in embarrassment. He doesn’t come to school for many days. So Sushant reaches Om’s house, Om tells him the story of his dead mother. To prove him wrong, Sushant puts the kajal. Did he really see his mother’s ghost or Was Om just playing a prank game with him?

Subhash is riding in a taxi, going home after twelve years.On his face, there is bandage and now he is telling driver a false story about his badly bruised face. But in the false back we see him actually, doing lots of fraud.When he reached home he finds his father is dead. He convenes his mother to come with him and sell her house but at airport he left his mother helplessly.

When Mumpy finds out her brother is need of an organ transplant, she decides to become a donor. Ignored by the people she tries to discuss her plans with, Mumpy writes a letter to her sister, Monica. Amidst a rapidly disintegrating household overwhelmed by its circumstance, Monica discovers the letter and must decide the fate of her family.

Left for the dead, a feeble, desolate widow- Kadambani, wakes up confused from her funeral pyre and walks to her former household as her love for her nephew drags her back. Set in pre-independent India where superstitions and fear for the unknown had a coercive influence on the collective psyche, her relatives refuse to believe that she is alive and are terrified upon seeing her! Kadambani tries in vain to prove that she is indeed alive; but she is beseeched by her relatives to leave them for good. How will Kadambani prove herself; her existence, her identity?

Amrita and Kunal decide to shift to a live-in relationship. Initially, everything seems to be going perfect. Then little bumps begin to appear. Will Amrita and Kunal get their romance back on track?

Munni a 9 year old girl who lives in a small village, aspires to be a Police officer, which was her father’s dream who was a security guard. She wants to win a poetry writing competition which will let her spend a day with Inspector Sanjana Bharti, her idol. However she doesn’t go to school and thus seeks help of her best friend Bunty who is also participating in the competition and goes to school. She tries stealing forms from school and gets caught. Until one night before the submission day she has almost nothing written, where as Bunty has everything in place. She ends up stealing Bunty’s poem to replace his name with hers and denies it when confronted. She has to make a choice between her dream and being fair to her best friend.

In the evening of a school play at a boarding school. Daniel, an eleven year old boy, is waiting by the wings of the stage peeking at the audience. Miss Lily tells him to get on stage and that his parents would be waiting to see him. He comes on to the stage to realize they aren’t there and he leaves immediately. He walks and keeps walking in his costume, slipping out of the boarding school while no one notices an escaping tree.

Akash is a tender young boy troubled by the strained relationship his parents share. His only beacon of happiness and comfort in his house is his jovial and caring grandfather.But he is devastated when his grandfather passes away, and he finds himself unable to cope with his life at home.At his grandfather's funeral, he meets a person he did not expect to see and yet another person he least expected to see. With a little help from them, Akash begins to realise that not everyone who leaves the world behind necessarily leave their people behind in it too.

Its been almost two decades since Sunanda Mattoo’s family faced the perils of being Kashmiri Pandits. Now settled in Mumbai, she still seems to be living the horrors of the past. Single-handedly trying to make both ends meet – she is struggling to provide for her daughters studies and care for her mentally unstable father-in-law. Sunanda decides to take a chance as a tour guide for Kashmir ; little did she know that her daughter has reached before her for the same interview to lessen her mother’s worries.

The film is set in 1990’s. Rekha moves into a new town with her husband Pradeep. They shift into an old house that has been shut for 10 years. Pradeep is out the entire day working, and Rekha spends her days at home rearranging the house. She finds letters addressed to Sumati who stayed with her husband in the same house years back. As Rekha starts going through the letters, she understands Sumati was very fond of the writer Shankar. And that Sumati was ready to do anything for him. Rekha tries to get same kind of attention from her husband but fails to do so. She wastes the entire day thinking what will please her husband. After few letters Rekha understands that Shankar had started controlling Sumati, and Sumati felt too insecure. Shankar took the advantage until he felt Sumati was starting to demand more out of their relationship and so he declares about his marriage to her. Rekha relates well to feelings of Sumati as she herself is overly dependent on Pradeep, and it starts to disturb her. Sumati ends her life saying she has thought herself to be so incapable that the other could easily take advantage of her. And that she forgot what she stood for while trying to please everyone around.

Karma has her own way of giving it back. Krit , a rowdy teenager misbehaves with everyone, be it his parents or classmates. One day , while running away after his misdeed, he falls down into a well and spends the entire night alone, shouting and crying for help. Ironically , it is the same boy whom he bullies in class,who comes to his rescue, thus teaching him a lesson of a lifetime.

Ramji Bhai is a middle class man who co-owns a supermarket. He used to simple living and is found faltering when he is invited to a high-class party for a business meeting. His wife is excited to attend the party, but he denies her. For his son, whom Ramji Bhai wants to take along, is least interested in the event. How will the modest Ramji Bhai cope in this new and daunting environment?

Lata, a 50-year-old woman, is the string that holds her family together. Lata’s husband ANIL (53) and her son SHALIN (24) are always at loggerheads with each other, while her daughter is completely detached from everyone. The family is on their way to attend a wedding. Due to their internal clashes, they lose their way, forcing Lata to take control. After her failed attempts to drive the car herself, she makes her daughter drive while enjoying this new-found power. Losing the way even further, their fight escalates, and Lata throws the car key away in frustration. The family unites to get themselves out of the situation which fails them even further and renders the car useless. Eventually they end up traveling without any of them in control.

A story of an ordinary introverted Postman(sunderlal), who has a monotonous life and faces boredom in his everyday routine, until there’s an accidental encounter between him and a sweet and aspiring young lady, who happens to visit the Post Office, searching for the “LETTER”. Then the letter becomes the medium for him to get close to her.

The story depicts purity of friendship between two 10-year old kids ,Faiz and Gautam . How they manage to cancel Faiz’s family Dubai trip in order to play a society cricket final match is exemplary to the fact that friendship is beyond age, caste, and religion.

Jim, A running 11-year-old boy has shifted from Mumbai and has trouble interacting with new people initially, so he decides to stick to the shadow’s & finds a connection with just one boy DD

When his good-for-nothing alcoholic father suddenly comes back in his life, Arnav is forced to meet him. To his shock, he discovers he has a half-brother. Angered by his father's deeds, he decides to never visit him again. But a box of his favorite Ferrero chocolates and music reconnects him to his lost family.

Loop is the story of a young IT professional who is facing financial troubles. He must support his family and pay for the operation of an ailing sister. His sense of duty towards his family forces him to take up multiple projects at the same time. As the stress builds up and he struggles to maintain his job, how will our protagonist break from the rut and emerge stronger?

A weary taxi driver idling at a chai ki tapri agrees to be sketched by a young artist. The artist strikes up a conversation during which he shares his experience as a cab driver. He says that as he meets passengers one after another, he gets to know about their lives which sometimes resonate with his. A husband arguing with his wife about his affair reminds him how he abandoned his family. A career woman working late makes him repent for not studying well. In deep contemplation about his choices, he wonders what would have happened if he had studied and not left his family.

Enter the strange and comical world of Jerryland which is two 'songs' away from Bombay, where there is a cycle with a mind of its own, a mime who plays with a delivery boy, tree huggers who paint leaves on trees and Jerry who falls for a girl in a yellow dress.

After years of painstaking research at the cost of his domestic pleasure, Dr. Dipankar Roy discovers a vaccine for leprosy. News is flashed over television and overnight, an insignificant junior doctor receives international recognition. After suffering humiliation at the hands of his seniors, Dr. Roy suffers a mild heart attack. His wife and a few colleagues stand by him but Dr. Roy is transferred to a remote village. The last straw is two American doctors receiving credit for discovering the same vaccine.

Set in contemporary New Delhi, the film captures the 5000-yearold tradition of passing on the legacy of Hindustani music, taught by parent to child, by Guru to disciple, over generations. A young singer’s successful professional life comes to a sudden halt at the death of her mother and teacher. The film traces her downfall and recovery through the help of her mother’s guru, and a mysterious young girl, Tara.

The film follows three comic-dramatic stories set in Mumbai. The first one is about a middle-aged man who wins the office ‘Fun Committee Award’, which entitles him to a whole day full of fun. He is most reluctant to leave the safety of his cubicle but he has to. Prescribed fun modules have to be completed and non-compliance is not an option...The second story begins with domineering pater families, Anil, who is on life support. Seeking some relief, his family decides to buy a TV, which Anil had banned; now every night the family plugs into a popular soap whose hero is a man ideal in every way...The third one centers on Aarti whose repetitive existence is slowly making her more and more mechanical and numb. Deep inside ferments a disconnect and unease that she is unable to articulate to anyone. Then one day there arrives a most intimate letter and everything change

Agantuk is Satyajit Ray’s last film and adapted from his short story Atithi, meaning guest. A family is paid an unexpected, and rather unwanted, visit by a man claiming to be Anita’s long lost uncle. The initial suspicion with the man slowly dissolves as he regales them with stories of his travels. The family is suspicious of the stranger, believing him to be an imposter with a financial scam to sell, only to find him leave unexpectedly, leaving behind some insightful observations.

Like his films, Music of Satyajit Ray is a multilayered blending of Western sense and Indian sensibility. Ray has brought to his filmmaking a musical sense and skill, that was as much a gift of his family as product of personal cultivation. But the most important thing is that his musical background did not make his films a pretext for his musical obsession; on the contrary he used music as an element in the organic structure of a film.

Of indeterminate age, Tunu lives and spends her time at the Howrah Railway Station, searching desperately for the one face which can change her life: the face of her father Dinesh Roy, a small-time politician. He has abandoned her and her mother, Geeta, who has now become a bootlegger and prostitute in order to survive. One day, Tunu does locate Dinesh and goes to Delhi to meet him but she is drugged and dumped into a train without a ticket. Returning home to Calcutta she finds that her mother has been murdered. Then, one day, she sees her father's photograph in the newspaper. He is to address a political meeting in Calcutta. Tunu attends the meeting and tries to contact her father but is thrown out. While Dinesh Roy talks of integrity, his illegitimate daughter is on the way to the police lock-up for disturbing the peace.

"Kishunsah is a self-respecting, wise old man who decides to divide his property among his family the moment he suspects that all is not well between his sons and daughter-in-law. After the division, Kishunsah settles down with his youngest son, but his tranquil life comes to an end sooner than expected. He has to face the rewards of old age – the humiliation, the insults. He has no value now. One day he is thrown into the junk room to live. He feels completely detached from the family and decides to snap all ties and renounce the world forever."

Aryan is in a live-in relationship with his partner Anaya in London. However, problems arise when Gangasharan and Guddi, their uncle and aunt from India, come to their house uninvited.

A guy who loves a robot girl…..

Mukit has just been left by his girlfriend and denied the payment for his work. Even in the company of his friends, he seems to be alone. Life has come to a stop. Will Mukit let go of it all?

Yash falls in love with Natasha but is not able to profess his feelings to her. A few years later, he stalks and kidnaps her. Will they fall in love or will his obsession increase with time.

"Bollywood–India’s answer to Hollywood, producing an annual quota of masala films or what are better known as musical soap operas–is the backdrop for the bittersweet comedy, Bollywood Calling. Into the circus of Bollywood is thrust an unsuspecting Pat Stomare (Pat Cusick), an out-of-luck American B-movie star. This is the work of Subramaniam (Om Puri)–a producer who concocts the first pairing of an American hero with the legendary Manu Kapoor (Navin Nischol), an ageing Indian star. Manu and Pat play brothers who are ‘separated by destiny and united by fate’ in the old fashioned Hindi potboiler Maut (death) an action cum drama cum romantic extravaganza, with the young aspiring starlet Kajal (Perizaad Zorabian) playing the female lead opposite Manu. Bollywood Calling is an honest and hilarious, no-holds-barred look at the world of Indian filmmaking, as we follow Pat through his evolution from uncertain actor to competent Bollywood hero. Through his relationships with Manu, Subramanium and the beautiful Kajal, we take this journey with Pat and experience with him the colour, the confusion and the passion of Bollywood, all from an outsider turned insider’s point of view."

"Hazaaron Khwaishein Aisi is the story of three characters whose lives intertwine across a decade. It is a love story set against the backdrop of a politically decaying India from the late sixties to the late seventies, often described as the Indira Gandhi years. Produced by Pritish Nandy Communications and directed by Sudhir Mishra, the film is an Indo-French co-production with a French technical crew. The actors are among the best new talents from alternative cinema in India today. The script has been awarded the Fond Sud from the French government and the film has received the Montecinema Verita Fund."

Bow Barracks Forever is a film about the triumph of the human spirit. It is not easy to fight back the march of progress. And progress brings with it change-change that is often painful, that breaks continuity, that destroys tradition, history, the power and the passion of communities that have lived and grown together over decades.

Still a virgin at 32 years old, a frustrated advertising agent gets the shock of his life when an unlikely chain of events turns him into a porn star.

"The closest of friends find each other in the corridors of college. True friendships are made while sharing dabbas, swapping childhood memories and falling in love for the first time. Amidst pages of history, dreams are dreamt. Of success, love and most importantly, lifelong friendships. Popcorn Khao! Mast Ho Jao! is about three friends. The eternal dreamer Rahul, the ever consistent Tania and the crazy, crazy Goldie. And then of course there is Sonia. Sonia of the luscious lips, the long curly hair, the honey coloured eyes… the stuff that every boy’s dreams are made of… and Rahul is no different boy! The film starts in college and travels with four characters as they set off thereafter to achieve their own individual goals and realize their dreams. And fall in love. Popcorn Khao! Mast Ho Jao! is a warm comedy with moments of tender romance. It’s about love, laughter, loneliness and everything that makes up the wonder years of life."

"Ek Khiladi Ek Haseena is a stylish con caper with one of the years finest ensemble casts comprising the enchanting team of Fardeen Khan, Koena Mitra, Aditya Panscholi, Kay Kay Menon and Feroz Khan. This roller coaster ride through the mean streets and clubs of Mumbai comes from the house of Pritish Nandy Communications and is written and directed by debutante Suparn Verma. Ek Khiladi Ek Haseena is the story of Arjun (Fardeen Khan) —a grifter with a heart, the lovely Natasha (Koena Mitra)—a psychiatrist who gets enamoured by and sucked into the glamorous world of conning, the menacing Sikander (Aditya Panscholi—who dispassionately rules over the dark underbelly of Mumbai’s nightlife, Kaif (Kay Kay Menon)—Sikander’s hired gun who shadows Arjun for the period of the film with a gun in one hand and the Economic Times in the other and the suave Jaichand Rai (Feroz Khan)—who plays the ultimate mark. Put all our characters together and what unfolds is the greatest con ever pulled. Where the ultimate question is—Who conned who?"

"Marriage is often the culmination of a perfect romance. An arranged marriage however, is the beginning of an anticipated romance. Two individuals: Abhay Sachdeva and Ritika Khanna. Strangers, but for a sole meeting. On the fringes of familiarity but with their destinies firmly entwined forever. Married to each other yet outsiders together on their honeymoon. Far away in Ooty, 290 kms from home in Bangalore, Abhay and Ritika begin their journey as husband and wife on their 5 day honeymoon. Along the way they chance upon several people—some couples, some individuals, some believers in the institution of marriage and the romance of togetherness, some non-believers. Abhay and Ritika have never held hands, never walked together in the rain, never romanced each other and yet, as per ritual, they have to spend 5 days together in one room, with one bed, as husband and wife, in a situation where they are expected to love each other and become lovers. Just Married is a movie that starts where most others end. It is a film set amidst middle class India where romance and love start at the ultimate commitment-marriage. Never has a love story been so unlike any other!"

"Pritish Nandy Communications’ Ankahee is a romance unlike any other. Inspired by the events of his life, Vikram Bhatt puts to celluloid a film after his own heart, Ankahee. Shekhar was a common man. Happily married to his wife of several years. The relationship was sealed as special by the coming of their child. They were a happy family till one day, the reigning Miss World and Bollywood’s biggest star, Kavya Krishna, walked into his hospital armed with a slit wrist and what Shekhar believed to be, true love. Kavya was beautiful, smart, alive and Shekhar, like the rest of the world, fell in love with her. Days hurried past as he cleared the rest of his life, his wife, his daughter, his friends, his work to make way for his love. Nothing was more important than Kavya and his need to be her constant. For Kavya, Shekhar was the lifeline she’d always sought. Her anchor, her man, the only person in the world who could make her happy. And Kavya struggled to be happy. Nandita, ofcourse, was the woman stuck in the middle. Shekhar was the only man she’d ever loved. And yet, he’d found it only too easy to walk away. From her. And from Sheena, their 6 year old daughter. Ankahee is about the truths that were left unspoken between a man, his wife and his daughter. And the lies that need to be uncovered. It is a film about brutal love, deception, betrayal and the desperate loneliness that accompanies all three."

Laut Chale is a short film directed by Neha Singh Parihar starring Prem Parmar, Muskaan Shaikh , Solomon, Sayida Shaikh and Saleem Shaikh in lead roles

Married to two women – each unaware of the other – a man finds his double life threatened when an old friend who knows his not-so-little secret arrives.

Dumped by her fiancé, a sheltered young woman decides to go on her honeymoon to Europe alone, embarking on an exhilarating journey of self-discovery.

Dhh is a heartwarming story of 3 friends (Gungun, Bajrang & Vakil) and their journey towards realising their true potential. An afternoon of sauntering leads them to a magic show and leaves them awestruck. Magic, it seems is a solution for all their probl

A heartwarming story based in 1960 s about a Cycle, a fortune teller, two thieves and the power of goodness.

Four friends Gopal (Ajay Devgn), Lucky (Tusshar Kapoor), Madhav (Arshad Warsi) and Laxman (Sharman Joshi) absurdly force themselves into a blind couple's home, pretending that one of them is the couple's grandson from America. All four fall for their young and beautiful neighbour, a woman named Nirali (Rimi Sen). Thus, begins a side-splitting race to win her heart. More hilarious action follows as they all try evading their debtor and plan on foiling a gangster's plan to retrieve a bunch of stolen diamonds. Eventually, the gang of four learns that the blind couple with whom they have been living, has a sensational secret of its own.

A wealthy but suicidal industrialist Aditya (Shahid Kapoor) boards a train without a ticket to escape his depressing life. On the journey, he bumps into Geet (Kareena Kapoor), a Punjabi chatterbox bubbling with energy and optimism. She is determined to get him to open up. What follows is a series of misadventures centered around a girl who just can't seem to stay out of trouble and a man who feels obliged to look out for her.

Uday and Majnu want to get their beautiful sister Sanjana to get married. Nobody is ready to marry her, as no one wants to be associated with a family of dons. On the other hand, Dr. Ghungroo is on a hunt for a bride belonging to a decent family for his nephew Rajiv. Rajiv jumps on a burning building to save Sanjana and is smitten by her. Uday and Majnu want their sister to get married to Rajiv. Dr. Ghungroo also agrees to it, thinking Uday is a decent man, only to later realise that he is a don. Dr. Ghungroo quickly flees to South Africa with his family, where Sanjana and Rajiv meet once again and fall in love. After much drama Dr. Ghungroo agrees to get them married, but on an impossible condition.

Raju finds out about a fantastic scheme which would double his money. He meets a bank manager who is actually a con woman. She convinces Baburao and Shyam to invest more. After the initial investment, they even sell their bungalow to invest more money. Raju also convinces Pappu, a small-time goon, to invest some money. Weeks later, the trio realises that all this was a scam and now they are penniless. When Pappu turns up at the trio's bungalow to take his share, he realises that the bungalow now belongs to a Parsi gun collector. Pappu loses his mind as he had borrowed money from a deadly gangster Tiwari. Tiwari threatens the trio to return his money or else he would kill them. How will the trio arrange for such a big amount in such a short span of time?

Jai, a uniquely gifted man, can see the past by simply looking at photographs. When his father mysteriously dies in a boating accident, he is determined to solve the mystery behind his sudden death and find the murderer.

Aakrosh is a 2010 Hindi action thriller film starring Ajay Devgn, Akshaye Khanna, Bipasha Basu, Paresh Rawal, and Reema Sen. Three friends go missing from a village during their trip. The students union demands an inquiry for this and the police are forced to form a special team to investigate in this matter. Officers Siddanth and Pratap are sent to the village to investigate the case. Will they be able to find the students?