Anil Kapoor

A hidden loot of 500 million rupees sends a bunch of eccentric folks on a madcap misadventure, where they all vie to get their hands on the money. Among these are a bickering couple, two dim-witted siblings, some seasoned conmen, a greedy police officer and the mastermind of the loot itself. Will any of them actually hit the jackpot at the end of it all?

`Shootout at Wadala` is an upcoming Indian crime film written and directed by Sanjay Gupta. It is the sequel to 2007 Bollywood film Shootout at Lokhandwala. The film features an ensemble cast that includes John Abraham, Anil Kapoor, Kangna Ranaut and Ronit Roy. The film will dramatise the first-ever registered encounter by Mumbai police, where gangster Nitesh Dhamne was shot dead, which took place at Vidyalankar Institute of Technology, Wadala, Mumbai on November 1, 1982. The film is slated to release on 7 December, 2012. The film stars Anil Kapoor as ACP Isaque Bagwan, John Abraham as Manya Surve, Kangna Ranaut as Vidya Joshi, Sonu Sood as Dawood Ibrahim, Manoj Bajpai as Sabir Ibrahim, Tusshar Kapoor as Sheik Munir, Ronit Roy as Inspector Raja Tambat and Mahesh Manjrekar as Inspector Shinde.

Existence. Transcendence. Diane Gardner has dreams of moving past the mundane, and into the realm of living a life with purpose. She is trying to figure out how. Will the people she comes across in her life show her a way?

Tezz is one man`s fight to get back what was taken away from him unjustly while the other man will do whatever it takes to stop him from succeeding in his mission. Both men are set in opposition to each other and both are equally fighting against time. Many lives have already been destroyed and a few more could be at stake as a speeding train running between Glasgow and London holds the fate of Aakash Rana and Counter Terrorism Commandant Arjun Khanna, and only one of them will succeed in this operation.

Agent Ethan Hunt and his team go underground when a bombing implicates the IMF as terrorists. While trying to clear the agency`s name, they uncover a plot to start a nuclear war.

Aisha is a girl with a simple diktat- everyone`s business is her business. Arjun is a boy with even a simpler set of beliefs- Aisha should mind her own business. Caught in the Delhi upper class world with its own set of social rules, Aisha navigates her world with a great sense of style and even greater optimism. Caught in her web are her best friend Pinky, the small town girl Shefali, the west Delhi boy Randhir and the hunk Dhruv. Aisha will make sure everyone dances to her tune. And all Arjun wants to do is disentangle that web and get Aisha out of an impendin g sticky mess. Who will succeed and who will succumb? Welcome to Aisha`s fabulous world where playing cupid is as easy as 123.if only that Arjun would stay out of her way!

Two dons want their sister to get married. They find a suitable match, but the groom`s uncle won`t let him get married to her until both the dons give up their life of crime.

Nayak: The Real Hero is an action film which portrays the fight against corruption. The film is about a news reporter who arranges an interview with a corrupt minister, just to expose him on his channel. But, the film takes a turn when the minister askes him to run the state for one day. The story showcases how the reporter runs the state and makes some changes which has a positive impact on the people.

The lives of four women from different places are the victims of male chauvinism and marital abuse. They decide to fight for their rights and dignity against the social norms and injustice. Vaidehi (Manisha Koirala) gets married to Raghuvir (Jackie Shroff), an NRI. Suffering the agony of an unhappy marriage, she decides to run away from him when she learns that she is pregnant and he wants to take the child away from her. In her pursuit for freedom, she meets Mythili (Mahima Chaudhury) a bride-to-be, Janaki (Madhuri Dixit) a theatre artist and Ramdulari (Rekha) a village midwife - all of whom are victims of male chauvinism. They however refuse to be put down and fight for their rights. —gavin@sunny_deol2009@yahoo.com No longer able to stand her U.S. based, morally loose husband, Raghu, Vaidehi flees to India, carrying his child. During her journey, she meets many different characters: painfully repressed women, fiercely independent woman, caring humane men and the worst misogynists in India. All the while, she is chased by Raghu, who only wants her child and would like nothing better than to get rid of Vaidehi. She meets with a kind-hearted burglar when hiding in a marriage party, and finds out that the bride's, Maithili, father is unable to pay the prospective groom's parents enough Dowry. He suffers the humiliation of their taunts and threats to cancel the wedding. Maithili is anguished at her in-laws' treatment of her father. Next she meets Janki, a radically feminist theatre actress, who is in love with her co-star, Manish. Janki is pregnant and hopes to marry Manish soon. Constantly trying to thwart these plans is Purshottam, the theatre director, who is married to Lata. Lata is kept secluded in her home by her much older husband. Purshottam hopes to have an affair with Janki (or any other woman for that matter) eventually. Then Vaidehi meets a caring village midwife and local healer named Ramdulaari. She, like the rest of the village, is constantly terrorized by Gajendra and Virender, 2 misogynistic brothers who own most of the village. Her pride and joy, her educated son, shares a forbidden love with Gajendra's daughter, Sushma. Eventually, Vaidehi takes refuge with a bandit named Bulwa, who takes the Mother Goddess as his matron and respects women, and considers Gajendra and Virender his archenemies. Each story of injustice is followed by an explosive climax that proves that you can only push womankind so far before she pushes back. —Miki873 (dontmess873@hotmail.com) Unable to stand her U.S. based over-bearing and oppressive husband, Raghu, anymore, Neha Verma decides to leave him. She meets with a burglar when gate-crashing a marriage ceremony, and finds out that the bride, Maithili's, father is unable to pay the prospective groom's parents enough dowry, and suffer the humiliation of their taunts & threats to cancel the wedding, until Maithili herself refuses to marry; Then she meets with Janki, a theater actress, madly in love with her co-star, Manish. Janki gets pregnant, and hopes Manish will marry her soon, but Manish has other plans - Janki is left devastated by these sudden change of events; Then there is Lata, who is kept secluded in room by a much older male, Purshottam, who hopes to marry her someday, with or without her will, and in the meantime hopes to have an affair with Janki; Then Neha meets an independent businesswoman Ramdulaari, only to find out that Ramdulaari h! as male enemies in the shape and form of two brothers, Gajendra and Virender, who not leave any stone unturned to stop her business, as well as prevent her brother from marrying Gajendra's daughter, Sushma. Ramdulaari is brutally raped by the brothers, and the electricity cut off in her house and business. In the midst of this, Neha herself is threatened, and seeks protection with a bandit named Bulwa, with Gajendra and Virender chasing her down to collect the handsome reward offered by Raghu to bring back Neha to him, and back to more abuse at his hands. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

Shankar (Anil Kapoor), an actor of sorts (has done a make up course from London and has acted in 80 plays), loves Urmila (Juhi Chawla). They had met by accident when Shankar was dressed as a driver for a play and Urmi sat in his car by accident, thinking that her uncle had sent the car for her. Shankar admits that he knew Urmi sat in his car by mistake, and promises to drop her home. But Urmi gives him a wrong name and address, so Shankar doesn't stalk her later. But Urmi leaves her specs in Shankar's car and returns the following day to collect. She meets Shankar's brother and Bhabhi. They start dating. Urmila is the daughter of a conservative and orthodox retired police officer Abhayankar (Amrish Puri) & wife Savitri (Reema Lagoo). Abhayankar hates people who lie. Rashid Khan (Anupam Kher) runs a grocery shop in the locality and a good friend of Abhayankar. Abhayankar wants Urmi to marry the son Chunky (Sajid Khan) of his good friend Dr Narmada Prasad. Chunky has just returned after completing his studies abroad. Narmada is treating Savitri for asthma and says that her condition is psychological, after the death of her son at the age of 10 yrs. Abhayankar is worried that his meager savings would not be enough to cover Urmi's marriage expenses. So, Rashid convinces him to take on a paying guest in the large house (which also has a side entrance) for some extra income. Abhayankar likes the idea and asks Urmi to put an ad in the city papers Urmi returns home from college and brings applications for the paying guest ad. She convinces Abhayankar to take on the application for a banker named R P Sharma, who wants to stay for a month with his wife and kids. A few days later, a guy arrives saying he is Ramanuj, younger brother of RP Sharma. RP Sharma has sent a letter to Abhayankar saying he cant come to stay, and hence is sending his younger brother. Ramanuj is Shankar. Abhayankar is against letting Ramanuj to stay, but Savitri takes pity on him and convinces Abhayankar (she starts crying that she has no say in the house) and Abhayankar relents as he is afraid that her asthma will re-surface. Ramanuj is allowed to stay. House servant is Shanker (Kavi Kumar Azad). Turns out Shankar and Urmi had colluded to get him into the house as a paying guest. Shankar's mission is to convince Abhayankar to allow him to marry her. They meet in secret. Ramanuj presents himself as an innocent, God loving Hindu and tries hard to impress Savitri. Savitri looks at Ramanuj as her lost son. Ramanuj also considers Savitri his mother. Ramanuj also says that he is a patient of asthma. Abhayankar is very tough to please and is not taken in by any of the sympathetic angles used by Ramanuj. Ramanuj doubles his efforts and even does odd jobs for Abhayankar late at night in a bid to impress him. Ramanuj copies some notes for Abhayankar, but Urmi asks him to get the notes back as Abhayankar is an handwriting expert and would find out that Ramanuj is the person who wrote the letters, posing as RP Sharma. Shanker also finds out that Shankar and Urmi love each other. They bribe Shanker to spill tea all over Shankar's notes so Abhayankar cant read them. Meanwhile Chunky is preparing for his wedding to Urmi. Urmi tells Chunky that she loves someone else. Chunky is supportive of Urmi, but says that the engagement is in 3 days. Now, Urmi decides to pull in Rashid into the situation and figure out a plan. Rashid suggests to get a foreign woman to pose as Rashid's wife in front of Narmada and thus forcing the cancellation of engagement. Since time is less, Ramanuj decides to pose as Margaret himself. Margaret arrives in front of Narmada and says she has come to get Chunky back as he has written to her asking for a divorce. Narmada kicks Chunky out of the house. As Narmada refuses Abhayankar, Ramanuj steps in and tries to convince Savitri that he might be the right match for Urmi. Savitri is OK with Ramanuj's match with Urmi and wants him to bring his family for talks. But Abhayankar asks Ramanuj to leave (as he finds Ramanuj unnecessarily polite and distrusts him), as his stay period is over. Urmi wants Shankar to bring in his brother and Bhabhi to ask for her hand in marriage. Ramanuj dresses as Margaret and goes to meet Narmada to get him to forgive Chunky. But she is pulled in to meet Abhayankar when Savitri calls and asks Narmada to come asap as Urmi has high fever. Savitri asks Margaret to stay for dinner and then asks her to stay overnight. Margaret vomits the next day due to the Kachori's fed by Savitri and Savitri thinks Margaret is preggers. Ramanuj thwarts Abhayankar's plan by injuring his ankle while collecting Jamuns (Abhayankar likes Jamuns). Abhayankar asks Ramanuj to stay for a few more days and says that he is going to the city and would meet his family while he is there. Abhayankar smells something crooked when Ramanuj discourages Abhayankar from visiting his family. Abhayankar tells about his suspicions to Rashid. Rashid decides to go with Abhayankar. Meanwhile Ramanuj is sent by taxi to warn his brother and Bhabhi about Abhayankar's visit. While Chunky covers for Ramanuj in front of Savitri (he pretends to have been given an injection that has rendered him sleepy for next 15 hrs). Ramanuj explains everything to his Bhabhi, when Abhayankar arrives with Rashid. Ram Prakash was not at home, so when he arrives, Bhabhi introduces him as her brother-in-law Om Prakash (twin to Ram Prakash). Abhayankar leaves after giving news of Ramanuj's injury, but asks Om, Ram and his wife to come visit them Meanwhile as Ramanuj returns home, Savitri figures out that Chunky was sleeping in his place. Ramanuj admits the truth, but Savitri is afraid Abhayankar wont. To stop Abhayankar entering the house, Savitri fakes an asthma attack and Abhayankar goes to fetch Narmada, who has received a letter from Margaret. Abhayankar looks at the letter and finds that the handwriting matches the one on the original letters he received in response to his ads. Abhayankar returns home and announces to Savitri and Ramanuj that he is marrying Urmi to Chunky. Shankar admits the truth, but Abhayankar starts slapping him. Savitri has a real asthma attack. Shankar takes his car to fetch Narmada, even though Abhayankar has police waiting to arrest him at the house. Rashid admonishes Abhayankar for not forgiving Shankar, when Shankar goes to surrender himself to the police. Shankar begs Abhayankar not to tell Savitri that the police has arrested him, as she would die. But Abhayankar refuses to lie to Savitri. This is when Savitri comes out of bed to tell Abhayankar that he is not realizing that Shankar could have done a lot more, but never misused their trust. The next morning, RP Sharma and Bhabhi arrive with the wedding proposal for Urmi

Abandoned as a baby in a garbage bin by his biological parents; a boy faces the harsh realities of life and years later grows up to be a young man as a paid assassin, blackmailer, kidnapper and a rapist. One of his rape victim is Jyoti; who was deflower while she was getting marry to a doctor. Jyoti then takes up resident with a woman, Savitri, who happens to live right in the same village and across his place of dwelling. Her aspiration is to get him to marry her; all her attempts seems unsuccessful until she decides to fake pregnancy. That is when he decides to take her in; at first they live among ruins without any roof but eventually everything changes with patience and time. Jyoti even provide him with a name Deepak for others to address him. Jyoti and Deepak then get marry and soon are parents to a baby boy. After marriage; Deepak even give up crime but must clear his name when he stands accused of killing a politician named Abinandan Tiwari and a female named Kameshwari. —gavin (racktoo@hotmail.com) Found in a garbage bin, abandoned by his biological parents, a young man grows up to a paid assasin, kidnapper, and rapist (Anil Kapoor). One of his rape victims' is Jyoti (Juhi Chawla), who is raped on the day of her marriage to a doctor groom. Her life ruined, unwed, she decides to convince her rapist to marry her, and goes to live in his neighborhood. But her rapist will not marry her, however, she continues to pursue her goal, and after feigning a pregnancy she does convince him to allow her to move in with him - amongst ruins, without a roof. She soon starts to transform him, with considerable success. She names him Deepak, so that he has a name others can call him by. Deepak receives a contract to kill Kaameshwari (Rohini Hattangadi) by Jaikal (Amrish Puri). Deepak refuses to take this contract, and shortly thereafter he is arrested by the police for Kaameshwari's death. With a background such as his, can be able to convince the authorities that he was not involved in her death, and that he was framed for it. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

Ram and Avtar are both childhood best friends. The difference between the two friends is that Ram would willingly make priceless sacrifice for his friend; the time when both are separated is when Ram goes abroad to further his studies. In the mean while Avtar takes up employment in an organization run by Sangeeta. Avtar is romantically attracted to Sangeeta but Sangeeta falls in love with Ram; when Ram gets to know that Avtar is in love with Sangeeta he decides to sacrifice his love for his friend sake by getting Avtar married to Sangeeta. But one of Sangeeta's enemies Gundappaswami is willing to expose Ram and Sangeeta's relationship to Avtar.

The story begins with a happy lower-middle-class family - Arun Verma (Anil Kapoor) an 8-year-old boy, his sister Komal Verma (Khushboo) a 5-year-old girl, his mother (Nutan) and his father Deepak (Girish Karnad) - living a peaceful life. Arun's parents teach their children through the famous title song "Zindagi Har Kadam Ek Nayi Jung Hai, Jeet Jayenge Hum, Jeet Jayenge Hum Tu Agar Sang Hai" which means that life is full of challenges at every step and still we will overcome all these if we are together. Arun's father is trapped in a murder case, for murdering a rich philanthropist Mr Oberoi, who refused to support his plan to start a music academy. A famous criminal lawyer G. D. Thakral (Amrish Puri) proves him guilty (with a false testimony of Oberoi's neighbor who gives a narration of happened on the night of the murder), and he is sentenced to be hanged by the court. Pleas by Arun's mother fail to convince Thakral to be truthful and spare her husband. Thakral asks her to give evidence for his innocence, to which she sadly quotes, "Jiske Paas Koi Sabut, Koi Gavah Nahi Hote Kya We Begunah Nahin Hote" ("one who does not have any proof or witness of innocence, are they not innocent?"). Thakral was determined to let her husband hang as this would get him lots of publicity (plus he was paid Rs 5 Lakhs by Oberoi's younger brother, who wanted control over his wealth). That night Oberoi's brother tries to kills the witness, lest he changes his testimony. The injured witness reaches the temple where Deepak's wife was sitting, desolate, and tells her that Deepak is innocent. But he dies there and then. She is not able to reach the jail on time. Deepak is hanged as per the court's decision. Arun's mother becomes mentally unstable from shock and is sent to a mental institution. Later Advocate Gupta (A. K. Hangal), the lawyer who defended Arun's father, finds out that Thakral had known all along that he was innocent, but only wanted him to be hanged. Arun finds out that Thakral abused the law. Arun's house and all his property are auctioned off by the court. Arun and his sister are not offered help. He grows up with the seeds of revenge in his heart. He becomes a successful defense lawyer and keenly follows every case of Thakral so that some day he can stand up in court against the unbeaten Thakral and beat him. One day Geeta Srivatsav (Meenakshi Seshadri) comes to him and asks him to fight the case of her sister, Dr. Asha Mathur (Bina), who is accused of killing a patient on duty with her medicine, which she gave from her purse. Arun refuses saying that if she can produce even a piece of evidence of her sister being innocent he will fight for her. Geeta replies coincidentally the same sentence "Jiske Paas Koi Sabut, Koi Gavah Nahi Hote Kya We Begunah Nahin Hote." Arun is instantly reminded of his mother's pleadings before Thakral. Geeta storms out of his office, but Arun is convinced to take the case. He meets Asha Mathur in police custody. He learns from her that on that fateful night she got a call from her ward assistant that her patient (who is a police witness) is in the ICU and needs her. She stops on the way (due to a traffic jam), and she impatiently moves out of her car to ask the reason. Meanwhile, somebody replaces the medicine bottle with the look-alike bottle of poison from her purse. On arrival in the hospital, she gives the liquid from that bottle to stabilize the patient. This resulted in the patient's death. It is shown that Asha Mathur's husband, Dr. Dinesh Mathur (Parikshit Sahni), had gone to meet Thakral and had asked him to fight his wife's case. Thakral says no, claiming he is very busy at the moment, but later tells his assistant that there is no way that this case could be won. Arun meets Dinesh Mathur and informs him that he will fight the case. He asked him about the nature of poison and for how long a person can sustain the poison; he learns that poison might result in death within 2 to 15 minutes depending on the body's resistance. The case begins with the prosecution lawyer recounting the events of that fateful day and telling that the medicine given to the patient was actually poison. Arun defends the case says that the patient did not die of this medicine. To prove himself right he drinks the medicine in court and refutes the claim. The court declares Geeta's sister not guilty. Just after the judgment, Dr. Mathur rushes Arun to hospital. It is revealed that the medicine contained poison, and Arun is saved in the nick of time. Geeta calls him on a beach to appreciate his efforts and kindness at the canteen. They fall in love. Thakral's son Vikram Thakral (Javed Jaffrey), a spoiled brat, not knowing anything about Arun, teases Geeta, which irritates the couple. Soon things take an ugly turn and Arun beats up Vikram. Dr. Mathur wants to appreciate and compensate Arun for the risky effort he took to save his wife. He calls him for a get-together in his mansion. Dr. Mathur gives Arun a blank check. Arun rejects the offers politely and says he did for his self-satisfaction. He then finds the same piano with the sticker of Bhagwat Geeta of Krishna which his father used to play and was auctioned. His memories are refreshed again and with the emotional request he tells Dr. Mathur that this piano is very significant to him and asks for it. Dr. Mathur very happily gives him the piano. One day at Arun's home, Mr. Mathur sees a photo of the former's mother hanging on the wall. He immediately recognizes the face with the patient he was handling for mental disorders. Arun and his sister request them to take them to her. In the mental hospital they see their mother. Her memories had stopped on the day of the incident; she feels that their children are eight and five, staying with father. Arun brings her mother to his house and tries to make her come back to normal; she regains her memory on hearing the song "Zingadi Har Kadam..." Meanwhile, Vikram wants to exact revenge on Arun and devises a plan to trap Komal who studies in the same college. He tries to impress her by his charms, dancing skills, and ways of flattering people. The plan works. Komal falls for him and he convinces her to run away with him (so that he can publicly defame Arun by leaving his sister). At the planned moment, when one of Vikram's ex-girlfriends Indu (Rabia Amin) shows up and tells Komal of Vikram's evil intentions. In the ensuing argument, Vikram murders his girlfriend which is witnessed by Dr. Mathur's family (as Arun had kept Komal with Geeta to keep her away from Vicky). Arun had been waiting for this moment to take revenge on Thakral. He steps in as the prosecutor against Thakral who is defending his son. The case moves to and fro (Thakral contends that Komal wanted to frame Vicky to extract revenge on his dad for hanging her father. Asha Mathur had weak eyesight and hence could not be relied upon to identify Vicky from a distance. Dr Mathur was also wearing a coat and trouser that night (as was Vicky), and Thakral alleges that Dr Mathur was having an affair with Indu and killed her when he saw Indu in his house and was afraid that Indu would reveal the truth to Asha) and, in the end, Arun has the upper hand (He produces a fake coat and knife and gets Thakral to admit that that night Vicky was wearing a white coat). That night Vicky bribes the police station inspector to release him for an hour so he can destroy the coat and knife. But this was a trap and Arun was waiting for Vicky. After a fight, Vicky manages to destroy the evidence, but letters from Indu fall into Arun's hands. Thakral kidnaps Arun's mother and attempts to blackmail him. Arun goes to save his mother and is beaten up by Thakral's goons. Even though injured, Arun fights back. In an attempt to shoot Arun, Thakral shoots his friend's son and is jailed. He is unsuccessful in saving his son, who is given the death penalty. Thakral becomes a mentally unstable person. Arun and his family are reunited.