A local kabaddi champion from Agra, Pintu Shukla, who never backs down from a challenge finds himself in the middle of a lethal unrequited love. On one hand is a local Bahubali from Mathura, Gajender Singh, who has a penchant for sharp knives and instant death. On the other hand is a pretty girl, Radhika Mishra, who hails from the same city and, just wants to escape from Gajender's domain. As an adrenaline pumped cat and mouse game goes in top gear, no party is ready to compromise. A new definition of love is about to be written and it will be written in bold letters. more»

Ganga is a 1991 Indian Telugu film, directed by Ramnarayan and produced by Y. Sathyanarayana. The film stars Bhanuchander, Sithara and Charan Raj in lead roles. more»

Basthi Mey Saval is a 2002 Indian Telugu film, directed by Laxman and Produced by Surender Reddy. The film stars Ram- Laxman, Ramireddy, Sakunthala and Sithaara in lead roles. more»

Chitra Narayan (Simran), a political journalist with Observer Daily in Delhi, is in love with Kiran Verma (Akshay Anand), a budding actor. She intrudes into the illegal affairs of Paul B. Issac (Devan), a Delhi-based politician. Paul B. Issac commits a murder and gets actor Kiran's face morphed onto his body in the video, whereby he traps him for the crime. Kiran is jailed under the charge of murder. Chitra gets the video tape, and she smells foul and tries to reveal the truth behind the morphing of images. She is followed by the goons of Paul. Chitra reaches Banglore, but the goons reach there after her. She is saved by Sathish Menon (Mammootty), a computer expert. He becomes her savior. After watching the video, Satish realizes the truth behind the crime and decides to expose Paul B. Issac. Meanwhile, Kiran is killed. Satish's software company suffers huge setbacks, after the illegal influence of Paul, causing huge losses. Satish openly begins his battle for justice for Chitra. more»

Pudhu Pudhu Ragangal 1990 Indian Tamil Movie directed by V.Aadhavan and Produced by Deivaanai Movies. The film stars Sithara,Charan Raj,Anand Babu in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by S. A. Rajkumar. more»

Maanav and Gopichand are as apart as chalk and cheese, but become fast friends, with the edgy Gopichand giving up on his life of crime and mending his ways. Maanav gets him a job with Hercules Milk Foods. By the by, Maanav himself develops feelings for Kaajal, the daughter of the owner of the Milk Foods company. With their class differences being a huge issue, Maanav disappears from the lives of Gopichand and Kaajal, but circumstances that would lead to Gopichand s downfall prompt Maanav to take matters in to his own hands. more»

Aakhri Sajda is a 1977 Indian Hindi film, directed by Alwahid and produced by H. A. Khan. The film stars Tarbez, Helen, Maya Sinha, Jagdeep in lead roles. The film has musical score by Sajjad Hussain. more»

Indrani, a daughter of a multimillionaire Seth Ratanlal, falls in love with an ordinary but honest Dinesh and vows to marry him. Dishonest and cunning servant Mohanlal gets hurt to know this and starts bittering the ears of Seth Ratanlal against Indrani. Indrani confessing all this, gives a shocking news that she is going to be a mother of Dinesh's child. Mohanlal gets beaten by Dinesh's hired gangsters who take him underground and tell Seth Ratanlal that Dinesh absconded to London by giving false promise of marriage to Indrani. To get rid of defaming, Seth Ratanlal gives the charge of his office and business to Mohanlal, and leaves the city with his daughter for few days. Honest accountant Jagdish seeing Mohanlal in the chair of owner Seth Ratan Lal, exposes his true figure of dishonesty and unfaithfulness. This insult hurts Mohanlal very much and as a revenge he causes Jagdish to be in a truck accident. Rajesh, son of Jagdish, takes a vow of revenge for the one who made his father lame. After returning, Seth Ratan Lal comes to know that cunning Mohanlal has captured all his business. Circumstances compel Indrani to marry Mohanlal. Mohanlal's son Ranjeet, who is very helpful to the poor and very much aloof from the character of his father, gets released union leader Bajrangee from the jail. Sunita with a view to take revenge works as a private secretary to Mohanlal. more»

The movie is set in the fictional village of Solaiyur and revolves around a dam which is the lifeline for the village. The dam is under assessment for structural integrity by the Public Works Department. The local minister has corrupt intentions and wants to make money through a new dam project. The villagers want to perform a special Pooja to pray to the God Shiva. They decide to invite the grandson of Maharaja Lingeswaran who commissioned the dam and the temple. They believe the return of the line of the Maharaja will solve the problems surrounding the dam. Lingaa (played by Rajinikanth in contemporary time) is the grandson of Maharaja Lingeswaran. His family has fallen on hard times and he is now a petty thief in the city. He is angry with his grandfather for squandering away the family fortune so he is unwilling to go to Solaiyur to preside over the temple function. However, circumstances force him to accept the invitation and travel to Solaiyur. Through a flashback sequence, Lingaa comes to know that his grandfather, Lingeswaran (also played by Rajinikanth, set in 1939) was an altruist. Lingeswaran had spent his entire fortune to build the dam against all odds during the British Raj. But the people of Solaiyur had mistaken his intentions which forced him to leave Solaiyur and move to the city. Lingaa repents his ways and understands the great sacrifices made by his grandfather for the public good. In the final act, Lingaa exposes the Minister's greed to the villagers and saves the dam from an aerial bomb attack. more»

Puthu Puthu Arthangal is a 1989 Indian Tamil language Drama film directed by K. Balachander starring Rahman, Sithara, Geetha, Janagaraj, Jayachitra and others. The music of the film was composed by Illayaraja. more»

Seema and Sapan are two young people who are brought closer by Sapan s friend Deepak who does not leave any stone unturned to get them to fall in love What starts out as a friendly gesture turns into a battle of feelings with an insulted Sapan vowing to win over Seema From fake love-letters to other sub plots to get the two to serenade each other, matters take a turn for the serious when Sapan s father extracts a promise from him on his deathbed that he take care of the mysterious Lajwanti, who is in fact Deepak s love interest. This tangle of emotions would need a lot of patience and faith to fall into place But would they have the conviction to walk through this emotional minefield? more»

The movie is set in the fictional village of Solaiyur and revolves around a dam which is the lifeline for the village. The dam is under assessment for structural integrity by the Public Works Department. The local minister has corrupt intentions and wants to make money through a new dam project. The villagers want to perform a special Pooja to pray to the God Shiva. They decide to invite the grandson of Maharaja Lingeswaran who commissioned the dam and the temple. They believe the return of the line of the Maharaja will solve the problems surrounding the dam. Lingaa (played by Rajinikanth in contemporary time) is the grandson of Maharaja Lingeswaran. His family has fallen on hard times and he is now a petty thief in the city. He is angry with his grandfather for squandering away the family fortune so he is unwilling to go to Solaiyur to preside over the temple function. However, circumstances force him to accept the invitation and travel to Solaiyur. Through a flashback sequence, Lingaa comes to know that his grandfather, Lingeswaran (also played by Rajinikanth, set in 1939) was an altruist. Lingeswaran had spent his entire fortune to build the dam against all odds during the British Raj. But the people of Solaiyur had mistaken his intentions which forced him to leave Solaiyur and move to the city. Lingaa repents his ways and understands the great sacrifices made by his grandfather for the public good. In the final act, Lingaa exposes the Minister's greed to the villagers and saves the dam from an aerial bomb attack. more»

Jodi is a 1999 Indian Telugu movie directed by Praveen Kanth and produced by Murali Manohar. The film stars Prashanth, Simran and Vijayakumar in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by A. R. Rahman. more»

Eanga Veetu Divam is a 1989 Indian Tamil film, directed by T.R.Ramesh - Nandakumar and produced by Sambandh. The film stars Nizhalgal Ravi, Pallavi and Sathyakala in lead roles. more»

Spoorthi Tho is a 2002 Indian Telugu film, directed by Kumara Swamy Reddy and Produced by Kumara Swamy Films. The film stars Nani, Simran, Swapna, Nikhita, Jr Relangi and Ram Mohan in lead roles. more»

Bisi Raktha is a 1998 Indian Kannada film, directed and produced by S Shiv Kumar. The film stars Sunil, Jackie Shivu, Prakash Raj, Srinivas in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Guna Singh. more»

Sakthi is a 2003 Indian Malayalam dubbed film, directed by Suresh Krishna and produced by B.Srinivasa Raju. The film stars Prabhas, Anshu, Shweta Agarwal, Murali Mohan, Brahmanandam, Anandaraj and Simran in lead roles. The film had musical score Mani Sharma. more»

Story of a widow who stands up against the system that questions her idea of remarriage, after she falls in love with a poet. more»

The film's story revolves around a taxi driver and the son of a rich businessman, in which the two come in contact. The taxi driver, protective of his profession, lets everyone think he is an insurance broker while the rich youngster has the obstacle of retrieving his father's will and eventually leaves the locker key in the taxi driver's cab in an accident. The driver is falsely accused and imprisoned due to which his family comes to know his true job as a taxi driver. The debacles that occur thereafter form the climax of the story. more»

Kaveri is a 1986 Indian Malayalam film, directed by Rajeevnath. The film stars Mohanlal, Mammootty, Adoor Bhasi and Nedumudi Venu in lead roles. The film had musical score by V. Dakshinamoorthy and Ilayaraja. more»