Kasarkode Khaderbai is a 1992 Indian Malayalam film, directed by Thulasidas and produced by Changanassery Basheer. The film stars Siddique, Sunitha, Zainuddin and Jagadeesh in lead roles. The film had musical score by Johnson. more»

A story of two rival kings one of whom is manipulated by his spiritual Guru. He has a son and this prince tries to stop the designs of the Guru. The prince moves with the people of his Kingdom and fights for their rights. He falls in love with a dancer. In the meantime, the daughter of the rival king also falls in love with the prince. The rival king's advisor wants to marry the dancer. After many twists and turns in the story, the designs of the Guru and advisor come to light. The princess sacrifices her love and the prince marry the dancer. more»

How far would one go to end their poverty driven lives? Raj and Poonam find themselves in this moral dilemma which not only affects their love for each other but also their own personal lives! Raj's battle to find the finances for his sister's wedding while Poonam's to nurse her ailing mother certainly takes their lives down very complicated paths! more»

Tara Chand (Mukesh Khanna) has two children - a daughter named Meera (Sara Khan) and a son. The whole family believes in Khatu Shyam ji and lives happily in Rajasthan. Meera gets married to Prem (Ashmit Patel), the son of Kishan Chand, a big businessman, and has a wife named Shanti Devi (Suhasini Mullay), another son named Pratap (Aman Verma ) whose wife is Rani ( Saadhika Randhawa). He also has a daughter named Khushi (Payal Kapoor) and her husband is Nagesh (Shakti Kapoor). All the members of the family live together. Shanti Devi, who only believes in his guru Piramal Baba Ji and does not allow another god to enter her house, fights with Meera the very first day and does not allow her to keep the photo of Shyam Ji in the temple of the house. Meera cries as a fight between faith and belief begins. Shanti Devi goes completely against Meera. Meanwhile, the elder son Pratap and the son in law Nagesh manipulate and take Kishan Chand's signature to take over the entire will and the business of their family in their hands. Pratap and Prem have fought and Shanti Devi kicks Prem and Meera out of the house. Prem, with the help of his father-in-law Kishan Chand, starts a new life and in no time becomes a success in his business, while the son-in-law distrusts the reputation of the company and the fight within the family reaches its peak. How the family of Kishan Chand is ruined by disbelieving and humiliating the power of god and how god shows his miracle by making them realize their mistakes is the story of this movie. more»

Raju Dada is a 1992 Indian Hindi Movie directed by A. Bhimsingh, Produced by Balwant Singh Suri, films stars Cast Mithun Chakarvarti, Kajal Kiran, Vijayendra Ghatge, Kader Khan, Sriram Lagoo in lead roles. The film has music by D S Azad. more»

Kurubara Lakka is a 1979 Indian Kannada film directed by H M Krishnamurthy and produced by B Sowbhagya, Sunil Mehtha. The film stars , Malur Gopal, Chandrabharana, Nandi Murthy, Richard, Madhu, Chandrashekar, Nandish, V Ramakrishnappa, Master Ramesh, Master Umesh, Baby Indira in lead roles. The film had musical score by K P Sukadev. more»

Himmat Aur Mehnatis a 1987 Indian Hindi film, directed by K. Bapaiah and produced by B.S. Shaad. The film stars Jeetendra and Sridevi in lead roles. The film had musical score by Bappi Lahiri. more»

Raju, John, Suleman, and Shakti seize a hidden treasure of the deceased Mr. Raina. They face Raina's widow Sharada who identifies Raju as her lost son. They then have to deal with dacoit Devi Singh. more»

Shapath is a 1984 Indian Hindi Movie directed by Ravikant Nagaich, Produced by Ravikant Nagaich, Films Stars Cast Raj Babbar, Smita Patil, Kader Khan in lead roles. The film has music by Bappi Lahiri. more»

Bhed Bhav is a 1985 hindi film directed by Navin Kumar and produced by Bhupat Giri. The film stars Kader Khan, Pradeep Kumar, Neeta Mehta and Sujit Kumar in the lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Shamji Ghanshyamji. more»