Balaji Mohan

After falling off the radar for a few years, Maari is back in the fray doing what he does best: taking trouble by the horns and being a total badass. This time around, he is facing off against a formidable opponent named Beeja, who would stop at nothing until he sees Maari's downfall.

For the very first time, Chechen and Russian mothers of KIA rebels and soldiers will meet in Grozny to forgive or to blame, to tell the truth about the war and share their own secrets on how to stop the violence and live in peace. When your father killed in action at war, when your son'll never come home from battlefield no matter did they speak English, French, Russian or Chinese. No matter of nationality, religion or race. Sorrow will always stay in mother's heart. After merciless battle at Argun canyon March, 1st 2000 84 Russian paratroopers never come back home again. There were fighting 2500 rebels. We want to stop violence and the best way to do is to let people talk about it. We decide to Give a Word to mothers of 84 heroes. Those words are all international, all those wishes and sorrows are international. We want to share it all over the Globe. Mothers can stop the war. —Svyatoslav Vlasov The most rough and merciless war conflict of the 21st century. 15 years of blood and pain in Chechnya finally went for peace. Thousands of soldiers, hundreds of thousands of civilians were killed. Towns and villages were wiped out. For the very first time mothers of rebels and paratroopers will confess in front of the camera. They will talk about forgiveness. Their sons were enemies, they fought on opposite sides and died at this war. How mothers can forgive each other? What is the most important word they'd say? Who do they have to blame and do they have to? "Give me a Word" will let them speak. —Svyatoslav Vlasov

Balaji Mohan directs this rollicking entertainer about Maari, the big gun in the hood. He`s got the style, looks & attitude and he is taking everyone in his stride.

The film revolves around relationship issues within a family and how lack of communication or miscommunication can sabotage a relationship.

The story line is simple and straightforward. Arun (Siddharth) falls for his college friend Parvathi (Amala Paul) who is trying to reconcile with the fact that her parents are heading for a messy divorce. Both the lovers have a different perspective towards love and life in general. With conceptual differences prevailing between the two, will the love keep them together? Or is it rightly said, ``Love is not always enough``?

After Arun`s whirlwind romance with Parvathi ends, he moves to Puducherry and befriends Cathy, his friend John`s girlfriend. However, their friendship sparks jealousy in John, who mistakes it for love.

What happens when a nursing home decides to throw out the bingo boards and take on the Odyssey instead? Penelope: The Documentary tells the story of how residents, some with severe dementia or wheel-chair bound, collaborate with playwright Anne Basting and Sojourn Theater to create "Finding Penelope", a play reinterpreting Homer's Odyssey to tell it from Penelope's point of view. As we learned, some heroes stay at home. The film is a beautiful exploration of how the residents, actors and students collaborated, from reading the Odyssey together to learning Greek and eventually putting on a professional play featuring scenes all over the nursing home and an audience of over 400 moving through the space. Whether you want to be entertained, you work with older adults, you're an artist or you are looking for your own adventure - you'll love Penelope. —Brad Lichtenstein