Aashi's (Aishwarya Rai) marriage has been arranged with a rich garment chain owner. However, she is not prepared to plunge into an arranged marriage unless she checks out the man herself! So she heads to Switzerland where she meets another man, Bobby Oberoi (Bobby Deol), who claims to be her husband-to-be and falls in love with him. Realising the seriousness of the situation, Bobby decides to come clean. He tells her the truth. Aashi feels betrayed and tells him to stay away from her. Aashi soon understands her love for Bobby and they reunite. They decide to get married on returning to India. Their love story takes a turn when Bobby's mother, who is a General Manager in a bank refuses to cover Aashi's dad's high-risk stock trade leading to his arrest. The marriage is called off and Aashi reluctantly agrees to marry her dad's friend's son. more»

Ten-year-old Nanhe has to shoulder many responsibilities. He lives in, Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, along with his mom, Sarla, and sister, Suman, after his father deserted the family, he still has the childlike dream of meeting his hero, actor Bobby Deol and is met by utmost surprise when he actually meets him. 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»

One of the classic love stories ever written, Heer Ranjha continues to be a dearly loved part of the collective and individual memory of millions across the world even after almost 300 years. Transcending boundaries of language and culture, its appeal has endured the test of time. Such is the reverence and affection that this story has earned from the people that it is no longer a story but has become a metaphor, a symbol of pure and eternal love. This film is an interpretation of the attempt to capture on celluloid the eternity of this metaphor. more»