Anbu Karangal is a 1965 Indian Tamil film, directed by K. Shankar Produced by N. Periannana"The film Stars Cast Sivaji Ganesan, Devika, K. Balaji, Nagesh" in lead roles. The film had musical score by R. Sudarsanam" more»

Sumangali is a 1965 Indian Telugu film, directed by Adurthi Subba Rao and Produced by T Govinda Rajan. The film stars ANR, Savitri, Jaggaiah and Padmanabham in lead roles. The film had musical score by K.V. Mahadevan. more»

Srungarakaavyam is a 2008 Indian Telugu film, directed by Vallabhaneni Janardhan and Produced by A. Raja ReddyThe film stars Sharmili, Ramya Sri, Meghana and Urvashi Patel in lead roles. The film had musical score by K.S.Ramachander. more»

Talli Tandrulu is a 1991 Indian Telugu film, directed by Tatineni Rama Rao and produced by A. V. Subbarao. The film stars Nandamuri Balakrishna, Vijayashanti, Satyanarayana and Gummadi in lead roles. The film had musical score by Chakravarthy. more»

Ayudham is a 2003 Indian Telugu film, directed by N. Shankar and produced by Srinivasa Rao. The film stars Rajasekhar, Sangeetha, Brahmanandam and Gurleen Chopra in lead roles. The film had musical score by Vandemataram Srinivas. more»

There are a lot of things that bind India and Pakistan together and their tragic history is definitely one of them. Ishq Ke Parindey is a love story that traverses this very border. An innocent and beautiful Pakistani girl, Sheen arrives in Lucknow along with her family. It is in this royal city of Nawabs that she meets her soul mate Faiz. Love blossoms for both of them and what follows is a deadly fight against their families. Can Sheen and Faiz protect the flame of their sacred love from hatred and violence? more»

Savithrikkutty, eldest daughter of an aged poor Nambuthiri Brahmin is married off to an aged widower (a priest) of the same caste. The new family where she is received comprises two other members, Appu (the man s son who is just a boy) and Amminiyamma. Amminiyamma s son is working in a distant place. Until Savithri s arrival she was the sole helper of the widower. The age disparity between the man and Savithri causes their sexual life to be without colors. The man soon engages himself in temple matters and the woman, finding no better way to kill her time plays with the man s kid and does her chores without charm. One day a young man named Aravindan comes to his ancestral house in the village. On his way he meets aged people who stare at him as if they never have seen a young man lately. His uncle, Kizhakkethil Raman Menon receives him cordially who reminisces his (Menon s) valiant efforts at a time when his elders would frown upon education, to send his sister, Aravindan s mother, to her studies in the city. However we come to know that city culture has destroyed her soft sides and that she now lives an unorganized life of an addict to intoxicants. Meanwhile, Appu, the boy-child of the priest, easily makes friends with his new wife Savithri. Appu s strange behaviors and restlessness, though he is just a boy compels us to wonder if he really is the priest s son. Amminiyamma s comments regarding the boy s behavior, though not seriously strengthens the doubt. Strong child-mother affection develops between Appu and his stepmother Savithri. On some day, at a ritual performance, Aravindan and Savithri encounters each other for the first time. Aravindan, basically of a wandering nature does nothing significant after his arrival to the village. He then meets Savithri and their relationship develops sooner as the two can easily associate with one another s sorry lives. Aravindan, who was not cared well by his mother and as somebody who earlier had many unfulfilled and failed relationships with other women was looking for somebody who could actually understand and resonate his feelings. He then realizes Savithri to be exactly the kind of person he should have met. Gradually their romantic dreams develop without anyone suspecting them. The priest who is now completely engrossed in his temple rituals does not suspect her in any way until one day when he catches her with him in an amorous act. As a cheated husband (though he does never even think that his marring a girl enough to become his daughter a sin) he thinks it is his dharma (now that the girl (Savithri) sinned), as taught by his guru to send her back to her home. He sends her back. Savithri s father who was also the priest s teacher strives really hard after her arrival. He finds it very difficult to feed and take care of his daughters and his senile father. Meanwhile, Amminiyamma decides to reconcile the two and arrives at Savithri s house to request her father to ask the priest to receive Savithri back. The man is stubborn and makes it clear that he will not request his student (the priest) to do that. However Savithri herself returns promising she will not make the mistake again. Nevertheless, thoughts of Aravindan s care and love start tormenting her one way or other. During the temple festival when every member of the family is off to the temple she decides to stay in the house, not wanting the people to gossip about her and the family. Holding the music box gifted by Aravindan, memories of the sweet days visit her. Unexpectedly Aravindan arrives there and the two embrace each other on the background of the sound and play of the temple fireworks. The two stare at the fireworks happy but confused and anxious about their future. more»

Rajashilpi is a 1992 Indian Malayalam film, directed by R. Sukumaran, starring Mohanlal and Bhanupriya in the lead roles. more»

Mehak - talented artist, victim of assault and agoraphobic - feels she's possessed when she has visions in her new house. more»

Set in the by lanes of Mumbai, the story introduces us to four band members, including Taraat, who plays banjo but are embarrassed to flaunt their talent. Enter Chris, a DJ from the US, who's excited to work with the band as is looking forward to competing in an international music championship. Taraat meets Chris as a tour guide and secretly falls in love with her. However, she is unaware that he s a part of the band too. The rest of the story shapes an exciting ride racing through the tunnels of love, high-octane action, drama and foot-tapping music! more»

Inru Poi Naalai Vaa is a 1981 Indian Tamil film, directed by K. Bhagyaraj. The film stars Bhagyaraj, Radhika and Pazhanisamy in lead roles. The film had musical score by Ilayaraja. more»

When Gopal loses Neelambari to a flood in his village, he moves on to nurse his broken heart. When the accomplished singer starts gaining prominence, his promoter proposes a match for him with his daughter Mohana. Matters take a turn for the hilariously dramatic when Neelambari comes back from the dead, all hale and hearty. more»

Aag Aur Shabab is a 1990 film, directed by C. P. Vijaykumar and produced by Dinesh Gupta. The film stars Captain Raju, Ravi, Kumar, Raj Verma, Sudha, Rohini, Radhu and Madhuri in lead roles. The film had musical score by G. Ramanathan. more»

8-year-old Sunny Gill has always had a blocked nose, and therefore, no sense of smell. An accident gives Sunny the most refined sense of smell ever. The entire dog squad of the country's police force cannot sniff what he can. But is that enough for Sunny and his young pals, Google and Twitter to combat a menacing & ruthless gang of car thieves? What starts out with tracing a single missing car in the housing society, ends up busting the heftiest car racket in the country. No villain could ever be as unlikely. But then, neither could the gang of detectives! more»

Kalyanaraman is a 1979 Indian Tamil film, directed by S. P. Muthuraman. The film stars Kamal Haasan and Radha in lead roles. The film had musical score by Ilaiyaraaja. more»

Brahmagantu is a 1985 Indian Kannada film, directed by B.Subbarao and produced by Dwarkish. The film stars Dwarkish, Sadhana, Saridha and Sridhar in lead roles. The film had musical score by Vijayanand. more»

Three college-going friends have been studying in the same class for 5 years and aspire to do nothing but become popular. In their quest, they end up taking a short-cut which only brings shame to their respective families. However, they soon come across a lifechanging opportunity. Watch what happens next. more»

Surendra is a rich man's son who leaves his father's home to live as a vagabond. He encounters the heroine who is very poor and has nothing to eat. He gives her some rotis. Police mistake him for a thief, brings him to the police station where he is bailed out by his father's Munshi. Meanwhile the heroine's brother comes under a car and dies. She being bankrupt, leaves the house. They meet again in a train and fall in love. But the train falls off the track and suffers an accident. The heroine loses her memory and in a lost state of mind walks out of the hospital into a professor's house nearby. He takes pity on her and allows her to live in his house. He begins liking her and knows of her from the doctor who attended her in the hospital. They plan to get married but Surendra who is a former student of professor finds her and appeals to the professor to let her go and let them marry. The professor agrees but the heroine still doesn't remember him. In the end her memory comes back and they get married. more»

A social and political satire based on a true story, it revolves around the search for the religious identity of a poor man crushed under the weight of a politician's hoarding. The film explores an "impossible India" where bizarre is normal, religion is funnier than the best comedy shows and politics is scarier than the best horror movies. more»

The basic injustice at the core of Gangvaa is the way the landed classes take advantage of ordinary village folk. Early on in the film, a work crew finds a pot full of gold coins, and a suitably mustache-twirling zamindar (Amrish Puri) confiscates them to add to his already massive wealth. Enter Gangvaa (Rajnikanth) to save the day; Gangvaa kills Zamindar and his goons. Gangvaa puts together a band of the men who had suffered under the Zamindar's tyranny. Together they hang out in the wilderness and perform Robin-Hood-esque raids for the sake of vigilante justice. At some point Jamna (Shabana Azmi) encounters Gangvaa and is smitten. Then a village girl accuses Gangvaa of rape, and Jamna is enraged it is here that she gets down to find the truth. It turns out that the rape was actually done by a totally different guy named Gangvaa (Raza Murad), and righting this wrong wins Jamna back for our hero, but makes him a new set of enemies that he spends the rest of the film fleeing from. Also on his tail is a police inspector (Suresh Oberoi), who cannot allow vigilante justice in his district, no matter how noble the intention. more»