Divyendu Sharma

A warm, fuzzy and endearing story of naive Ghanteshwar, a middle-aged unmarried guy, who dreams of getting married one day to the girl of his dreams, but his world is turned upside down when he learns a startling truth about himself. Ghanteshwar is a 40-year-old simple and naive unmarried man who harbors dreams of marrying the girl of his dream. So committed he is to the future partner that he is yet to make love with any woman. It also doesn't help that he doesn't fall into the conventional definition of male beauty. He is middle-aged, large in size, has ordinary looks, lacks self-confidence, and is too gullible for this ruthless world. When his friend convinces him to approach a doctor for his lack of interest in sex, the doctor warns him to either have an active sex life or he would never be able to keep his wife happy and satisfied. This greatly disturbs him and following his friend's advice, he decides to explore sex through any means possible. What follows is a heartening and hilarious tale of him discovering one of the biggest stigmas in our society and the lessons he learns along the way. Watch this endearing tale of Ghanteshwar that promises to leave you rooting for him.

It encompasses the journey of a surrogate mother, played by Patralekhaa, and her dynamic relationship with people around her.

Batti Gul Meter Chalu is a social drama that talks about friends, families and relationships in small cities. Directed by Shree Narayan Singh, this is a light-hearted drama that focuses on the electricity issues in rural areas. Based in Garhwal, Uttarakhand, this young quirky film revolves around the life of three friends living life to the fullest in a small city.

Toilet - Ek Prem Katha traces the love story between `jugadbaaz` Keshav (Akshay Kumar) and progressive girl Jaya (Bhumi Pednekar), set in two villages near Mathura. TEPK is a satirical take on a battle against the age old tradition of open defecation in the country. From the panchayat to the sanitation department, from the role of the government to the superstitions of the villagers, from scams to the ethos, from first love to a matured romance, TEPK is Keshav`s journey where a common man stands up for a cause and eventually changes the mindsets.

The Liszt-price winner and Hungary's Worth Arstist honor-priced conductor, László Kovács is talking about his career and life with some serious and some funny moments while he is playing on the piano.