Anup Jalota

Mr. Kabaadi is a romantic comedy that revolves around caste struggle. It is based on the life of Mr.Kallu Kabaadiwala a.k.a KK who used to be a Kabaadiwala. When he becomes rich, he starts his own family business of Public Toilets.

Dr. Krono lost his daughter at a very young age of just 9 years. To bring her back, he uses 2nd law of thermodynamics to reverse the energy and to achieve immortality. But it causes destruction all over the galaxy with no control over the destiny. Dr. Raja and Dr. Giapeto, two entropy experts must stop him from destroying the energy balance of our galaxy.

Distance makes the heart grow fonder, but does too much proximity have a reverse effect on relationships? Tere Mere Phere is another comic look at the battle of the sexes between the characters of the movie set in the Himalayas.

55 years after attaining independence from the British, India still continues to struggle against issues such as crime, poverty, malnourishment, and corruption. A honest businessman Ranjit Singh, who is forced to bribe the State Chief Minister, Bandrekar, and a Pakistani ISI Agent, Ansari, so that he can open an arms factory; Megha, a press reporter, who witnesses the death of 3 terrorists at the hands of Raj, the son of the Chief Minister; D.C.P. Arun Bedi, who at one time was known as the Sarfaresh-E-Hind, is now a mere tool in the hands of his politically-motivated superiors and politicians; Ranjit's son, Amar, who is a college student, gets killed by terrorists; Pappu, the Chief Minister's married son, carries on with a number of prostitutes in his residence; and a crippled soldier sings and bemoans the regression everywhere. Amidst this background, Raj recalls that his father had killed his mother during his childhood, and has him arrested - knowing fully well that his father is a man who had not hesitated to kill his wife, will not surely spare him. The question remains: Will the authorities be able to protect the son against the father? And who will even attempt to stop Ansari from inflicting sectarian and religious violence? —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)