A teenaged boy stumbled upon pornography and soon becomes addicted to watching them. While struggling to differentiate between the real world and fantasy, the young boy finds out shocking details about his parents. Will he be able to deal with his crisis and his addiction to pornography? more»

When a village boy goes to a town, he faces many problems. Later, he lands in the good hands of a physical instructor, who brings out the sportsman in him. more»

Thrishula is a 1985 Indian Kannada film, directed by Narasimhan, P Nanjundappa and produced by M K Balaji Singh. The film stars Sundar Raj, Roopadevi, Avinash, Devaraj, Jagadish Malnad, Sadashiva Brahmavar and Tomato Somu in lead roles. The film had musical score by Kalyan-Venkatesh. more»

Swarna Samsara is a 1990 Indian Kannada film, directed by Om Saiprakash and produced by Om Saiprakash. The film stars Ananthnag, Mahalakshmi, Mukyamanthri Chandru, Avinash, Sihikahi Chandru, Mysore Lokesh, Umesh and Nanjundaiah in lead roles. The film has musical score by Upendra Kumar. more»

Two young men, Apu (Parambrata Chatterjee) and Andy (Shayan Munshi) are trying to achieve their dreams. Apu is a Bengali who has lived in Kolkata all his life and works for an IT company. He has dreams of going to the US and making it big there. He gets his chance when a relative offers him a job in Houston, Texas. As he is leaving he promises his girlfriend, Sheela (Raima Sen) that he will come back soon and take her to the US. Andy, a second-generation Bengali born and brought up in New York, has dreams of becoming a musician and working in films. He comes to Kolkata to pursue his passion and stays at the house of his paternal uncle and grandfather. In Kolkata, he meets Sheela, befriends her and falls in love with her. Meanwhile, Apu arrives in the US and struggles to find his way in an alien nation. In the process, he befriends Rita (Peeya Rai Chowdhary) whose parents want to get her married to Apu. The rest of the movie revolves around the socio-comic adventures of Apu and Andy as they struggle to find their calling in life. more»

The film starts with a clash between the offering of the routine morning prayers of the Muslim cleric and his neighboring Hindu priest. The Muslim cleric is vexed with the Hindu priest but is more bothered about his son, who is a good friend of his and pays regular visits to the temple. He scolds and punishes Janu several times and warned him that he may be cursed to hell if he continues this. The cleric loses his temper when he comes to know that his son has participated in the annual Hindu mythological play, Ramleela, and played the role of the Hindu God Hanuman. He gets upset, punishes his son and explains to him the difference between the two religions. At the end of the story, petrified with an incident, Janu absconds from his home. His father searches for him everywhere and during this painful search for his lost son, he realizes that he is first a father to his son before being a cleric. Now he is anxious to meet him, but will he be able to find him ever? more»

The story begins with Balu (Naveen) who drops out of engineering college but then he is handsome, smart and well mannered. He has father who is quite friendly but a teacher mother (Sudha) who is quite strict. Life goes on for Balu until he meets Priya (Pavani) who happens to be the daughter of the very influential and rich Indira Devi (Asha Saini), the industrialist. As expected, Indira Devi detests the relationship and from then on tries in her own way to convince Priya that Balu is after her wealth and not her love. The truth is, it will be Indira who will lose the control over the entire property as soon as Priya gets married. However, she manages to convince Priya that Balu is cheating her and the depressed Priya starts hating Balu. Now, Balu starts a new mission to expose the real Indira Devi and also to prove to Priya about his love and its genuinity. more»

Basavaraj, a social worker, decides to complete his formal education by joining a college. But his son who studies in the same college is not thrilled about the idea. more»

Amitabha (Anindya Banerjee) renovates a haunted mansion of a zamindar and turns it into a hotel. Soon, the staff members and the guests at the hotel face scary paranormal experiences, and Amitabha's business begins to go through a crisis. When Alex, an occult specialist spotted on the internet is brought to the house by Amitabha, he uncovers the romantic tragedy that's haunting the mansion. more»

Oru Yamadan Premakadha is a Malayalam comedy-drama movie about Lallu, a daily wage painter & his gang of friends. Lallu (Dulquer Salmaan), a charming boy, is in search of a life partner & comes across Diya's photo in the missing persons news. He immediately falls in love with her photo and decides to look for her. Watch the movie to see if Lallu & his friends will be successful in finding her. more»

Mallika (Manisha Koirala) loves Rahul Kapoor (Aryan Vaid), her friend and collaborator, but refuses to marry him. As they grow distant, he develops feelings for Rashmi (Preeti Jhangiani), and soon launches her debut album. This irks Mallika and she wants him dead. Will her bodyguard Jaidev murder Rahul? Or does better sense prevail in the end? Find out in Chaahat Ek Nasha. more»

This is a story of Anwar (Nawazuddin Siddiqui), a clumsy private detective who often gets stuck in hilariously troublesome situations because of his habit of getting involved in the personal lives of his cases. While his life is about following people, he is still in search of himself, and he finally gets a chance to face a tragedy in his past when he lands a case to find Amol (Pankaj Tripathi). more»

Nasheela Shabab is a 2002 film, directed by Jayadevan and produced by S.K Gupta. The film stars Shakila, Mariya, Sindhu, Radhika, Sabita, Naushad, Vikas, Sajid, Ravi and Vijay in lead roles. The film had musical score by S.P. Bhoopathy. more»

An astrologer shares a prediction with his Maharaja (Kamal Mehra) that in 18 years his daughter will marry a lower caste man who will push him from the throne. The frightened ruler immediately orders that all newborn lower caste male children be killed. But one boy's mother places her infant son into a basket and floats him down the river. A royal maid (Praveen Paul) finds the child and saves him and raises him within the royal court. Over the next 18 years, the boy grows to become the adult Amar (Dara Singh). He soon falls in love with the Maharaja's daughter (Mumtaz) and is appointed a head of the Royal Site since the Maharajah believes him to be of noble birth. The scheming Prime Minister has his own designs on the princess, and it is not long before he orchestrates Amar's falling out of favor. more»

L-Board is a love story of a club dancer who falls in love with a man who low key works for a gang of mafias. It's also about how she rescues her lover from the gang leader. more»

Ram, the local village Romeo, is charming yet dramatic vagabond whereas Leela is an unbridled and passionate village Juliet. The only thing in common between these two strangers is their families' hatred for each other. The two communities have been sworn enemies since the past 500 years and their own kin falling in love with each other is worse than any storm that could have ever come. When Ram and Leela see each other for the first time, their worlds collide, wars are fought and destinies are written in blood, forever. Set in a land of guns, vengeance against a magnificent musical backdrop, Ram and Leela fight the world to live their own dreams. What will happen when they declare their love to the world? Will their families relent or will Ram and Leela carve their own destiny? more»

Nakli Nawab begins, more or less, at a mushaira where a trio of siblings Nawab Sharafat Ali (KN Singh), his younger brother Shaukat Ali (Ashok Kumar) and their burqa-clad sister Shabnam (Shakila) make a late entry. While the men are greeted effusively and seated in the front row, Shabnam slips away into the zenana. There are a few laughs at the mushaira, thanks to the comic poet Shaiza (Munshi Munaqqa), who discovers too late that he s misplaced the ghazal he d penned for the gathering. In his absence while he s gone off to retrieve the paper from his house nearby Shaiza s nephew, a pickpocket named Baadshah (Maruti), passes off Shaiza s ghazal (which he d purloined before the mushaira) as his own. This isn t great shaayari, so just about anything that comes after this is bound to be appreciated. As it happens, the next poet up and the last of the evening is Nawab Sharafat Ali himself, who reads out a sher ridiculing love. He is greeted with much praise and is looking pleased with himself when Baadshah s equally unscrupulous friend Yusuf (Manoj Kumar) challenges him. Nawab Sahib is annoyed, but the rules of the mushaira are democratic: if this man wishes to recite a poem, he is welcome to. So Yusuf goes up on stage and sings in praise of love, which brings a yearning dreaminess into Shabnam s eyes. more»

Akashathile Paravakal is a 2001 Indian Malayalam film, directed by V.M.Vinu and produced by Feroz. The film stars Jagathy Sreekumar, Kaviyoor Ponnamma and Kalabhavan Mani in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by S. Balakrishnan. more»

Ram, the local village Romeo, is charming yet dramatic vagabond whereas Leela is an unbridled and passionate village Juliet. The only thing in common between these two strangers is their families' hatred for each other. The two communities have been sworn enemies since the past 500 years and their own kin falling in love with each other is worse than any storm that could have ever come. When Ram and Leela see each other for the first time, their worlds collide, wars are fought and destinies are written in blood, forever. Set in a land of guns, vengeance against a magnificent musical backdrop, Ram and Leela fight the world to live their own dreams. What will happen when they declare their love to the world? Will their families relent or will Ram and Leela carve their own destiny? more»

The story starts with the joining of a new English Teacher Rahul Prakash Udyavar (Shahid Kapoor) in Swaraswati Vidya Mandir school, situated in the outskirts of Mumbai Suburbs. Though he creates an instant rapport with students and teachers alike, he realizes that there is something amiss in this school. Slowly his doubts come true as the manager of the school, Sharma (Saurabh Shukla), makes many monetary obligations compulsory for the parents in the name of extracurricular activities. He goes to the extent of punishing the students inhumanly when the new and unjustified demands of the school are not met by the parents. Day by day the stress levels among the students increase. The situation becomes so explosive that it eventually turns into a national issue. Paathshala tries to answer many questions that are related to the sanctity of today's education system. The high morals and basic ethics of the teachings have taken a back seat. Making more profit than ever has become a new mantra of education institutions. The film is neither afraid of telling the truth of wrong doings by the greedy educational institutes on the face nor does it spare them from exposing the use of unethical media activities for the children who are yet not ready for it. more»