Ashwath Bhatt

A farmer is murdered and the criminal who killed him takes his identity to steal his land, but the son of the murdered man becomes a masked avenger.

Purshottam plays the role of Lord Laxman along with his cousin Sitaram, who plays Lord Ram in Ramleela Mandali, run by his uncle Ramsevak. Their life takes a blow during an event where they have to leave their performance midway because of an inadvertent mistake by Sitaram. Can he bring his family back to the stage?

Raazi is based on a true story of a young girl, who was sent to Pakistan in 1971, to source out any information she could, as war was becoming imminent between India and Pakistan. It is the journey of an ordinary Indian girl, in extraordinary circumstances.

Four strangers find solace with each other when they meet at the crossroads of suicide.

Akbar, a powerful man of Mangalore underworld, shares his business lead with Mani Menon and Uncle Sam. They share a good relationship until Anto, grandson of Uncle Sam, creates havoc. Akbar is a powerful figure of Mangalore underworld who shares his business lead with Mani Menon and Uncle Sam , two other prominent gangsters ruling the city. The city remains calm under them, until Anto, grandson of uncle Sam, and his foreign associate Tom, come up with a new idea of importing used vaccines from abroad at very low rates and selling them at higher price. Akbar, who is against the business of drugs opposes it. This causes Anto to turn against Akbar and he makes plans to kill him. In the attempt, Akbar gets injured badly and loses his wife, Sana. What follows is the comeback of Akbar to avenge his loss. —Nithin J

Kashmir, once known as paradise on earth, is now a playground for devils. A company is generating millions of unaccountable dollars that benefit all powers- from politicians and leaders to bureaucrats in the Indian and Pakistani intelligence. The Military Intelligence gets a whiff of a plot that is likely to disrupt and possibly paralyze Kashmir. Vikram is sent to investigate this highly confidential mission using the identity of Gul Jehangir. The same day that he lands in the valley, Haji a top separatist leader, survives a blast. Could there be a connection between the blast and the operation? To solve this conundrum, Vikram teams up with Aziza, Haji`s young, aggressive and outspoken protge. What seems like a routine investigation ends up being an operation that will change the perspectives and ideologies of both Vikram and Aziza as it exposes the dirty secrets of a state`s fight for freedom

Amidst the fury of the ongoing immigration debate, we're often denied the personal stories of human suffering and loss that result from the crisis. The Brave New Films documentary Immigrants for Sale follows several families who are stuck in the cross hairs of the immigration epidemic, and serves as a deeply intimate and compassionate portrait of the suffering caused by the ill-conceived laws designed to contain it. The film also points to a far more insidious and sinister dynamic which lies at the heart of many of these laws and policies: the capturing of illegal immigrants, and the destruction of their families, for the benefit of politics and profit. Immigrants for Sale dissects one such regulation - SB1070, a sweeping and controversial anti-immigration bill enacted in Arizona - and shows the egregious human rights violations which have rippled from its passage. As the film suggests, the 2010 bill, which has since been adopted in various forms in a series of other states, provides a financial boon to one of the most profitable industries in the United States: the prison system. After all, more inmates equals more profit, and an anti-immigration bill like SB1070 ensures that a steady stream of fresh inmates will continue to cascade upon the nation's prisons in large quantities. As a result of these measures, the United States prison system accumulates an astounding profit of five billion dollars annually. The private prison industry, led by the Corrections Corporation of America (CCA), played an essential role in the formation of SB1070. According to the narrative set forth the bill represents an exciting new business model for these companies - the detainment of illegal immigrants as a means of expanding their bottom line. These damning observations on the political and corporate machinations surrounding immigration reform are played out against a decidedly more humanistic landscape; one where spouses and children take center stage as the innocent bystanders of the war on immigration. By planting an unflinching eye upon their personal struggles, Immigrants for Sale allows us a greater understanding of the inadequacies of current immigration policies, and the need for continued debate and reform.