Bharat Ganeshpure

Charlie is a young simpleton daydreamer, who finds himself driving his uncle`s truck to deliver a gorilla from Mumbai to the jetty at Diu. He is unaware that the gorilla is disguised business tycoon M.D. Makwana, who is on the run after committing a multi-crore scam. What will happen when he finds out?

Kamaxi and Minaxi are siblings, but their similarities end there. While Kamaxi is level-headed and mature, her younger sister is rather wild and impulsive. With Kamaxi getting hitched to a porn addicted government employee and Minaxi ending up in the middle of a love triangle, the two sisters are about to get caught up in a roller coaster ride of a lifetime. Directed by Milind Kavde, Takatak is a quirky desi adult comedy which features Ritika Shrotri, Pranali Bhalerao and Prathamesh Parab in the lead roles.

Dr Tatya Lahane's both kidneys were spoiled at the young age.His mother Anjanbai then donated one of her kidney to save his life.As an ophthalmologist he arranged many cataract camps nationwide and also in JJ Hospital. In 2007 he did his 100,000th cataract surgery in JJ Hospital. —alex.mjacko@gmail.com

Jay, a travel enthusiast who loves exploring new places sneaks out of his home and en route his journey to Goa, he meets Rajashree, a middle-class girl who dreams big. Their journey, which is replete with quarrel, hate, care and love has many dead ends and they are left to take tough decisions.

A family is not just about relationships, it is a bond, a foundation upon which the happily stable life can be built. An institution that inspires everyone to be at their best and move ahead. But can blood relations only build a family or is it the true affection between the individuals? Khopa, as a fascinating story, throws light on few of the unseen and unthought of facets of this sensitive issue. The other most interesting fact the story revolves around is the correlation between the present, past and the future. What if the past unexpectedly reveals utterly disturbing truths? How will it impact the present and the future?

Sachin Khedekar plays the Chief Minister of Maharashtra in this upcoming Marathi film. His character named Vishvashrao Mohite plays an honest politician who is determined to use honest means which can benefit his citizens. When he accuses an IAS officer played by Mahesh Manjrekar of malpractice, he lands himself in a soup which even puts threatens his position.

A sequel to 2004 hit `Bhoot`, The film explores the dramatic and horrifying changes in the life of a family when they come to stay in a new house. Strange things happen and the little girl in the family feels the presence of someone called Shabbo. The film takes viewers through the misery of the family and their eventual escape from the house. The entire journey is filled with spine chilling and scary incidents: Who is Shabbo? Why she is visible to only the little girl? What does she want? Will the family escape the horror and if they manage then how? What will this escapade cost them? The film deals with all these questions in a way that makes this film the most horrific film shot in a house. The film has been shot in 3D making it even more scary.

Meera Achrekar is a cricket fanatic first and secondly the maths teacher. She's happy and single and quite a hit with her students because of her love for the game. Mahesh is her brother and the one who introduced her to the thrills of Wankhede Stadium. He used to play for Ranji Trophy but their financial status did not allow him to pursue the game for a career. Meera's family is worried about her single status until she meets Dr Arjun. They fall in love and Meera, at long last, is able to believe that there is more to life besides cricket. Will she be able to accept life with a non-cricketer in the long run? Find out for yourself on this film by Pritish Nandy Communications.

A group of young boys and girls grapple with moral issues in a changing world. The film speaks of society's unchanged outlook towards the women - especially rape victims - despite modernization, the movie centers around the rape of a college girl by an impostor cop. While tackling the issue of morality, the film also discusses the pub-crawling, body-piercing, jeans-clad youth culture. —Everest Entertainment