Femi Branch

A pair of siblings, after losing their father, turn hostile towards their mother and the man she eventually marries. Their new stepfather tries his best to raise the kids as his own and turn their hatred to love

SYNOPSIS "A MESMERISING MURDER MASTERPIECE" Ranjit Singh, an ordinary young man is a sub-inspector in Crime Branch, and the protagonist of this story. In 2003 when he was 13 years old, he had witnessed the brutal murder of his beloved father from a distance in pitch darkness. The father was an honest cop at that time working on a money laundering case. But his murder was made to look like a suicide. The killer was a mysterious woman named Zora, who lived a life in shadows unseen and unknown to anyone. The police however did not suspect foul play in the father's death but instead in hindsight wrongly accused him of the billion bucks money crime. Thus the court prosecuted the illustrious departed inspector and stripped him of all his medals, glory and credits; declared him 'a traitor of the country'. This horrific incident scars Ranjit for the rest of his life and he becomes an uneasy restless soul. After an intensive search Ranjit is unsuccessful in tracing the mysterious unscrupulous Zora. She vanishes into thin air like a ghost; never to return. To Ranjit, Zora remains an Enigma, a Mystery never to be solved! A Mirage! As time goes by Ranjit Singh learns about the many loop holes in our indolent and otiose system. Numerous lawbreakers and perpetrators escape the law; on the other hand sometimes justice is unfairly denied to the innocent. Armed with a gun and a badge, Ranjit Singh undergoes a personality transformation and becomes a vigilante. Fuelled by an insatiable desire for impartial justice Ranjit vows to give his own verdict and punish the culprits, hence taking law in his hands. This plot includes an idiosyncratic & devout inspector Iqbal; with Ranjit Singh at the helm the two form an explosive pair! The quest to give justice to the 'victims of crime' unknowingly brings Ranjit closer to the entity of Zora. Our mysterious Zora finally resurfaces after two decades. Four important women characters become prime suspects; his loving mother, a shrewd forensic lady, the benevolent doctor aunt and a Goanese veterinarian Frieda Lobo. The Question is: Is Zora one of them? Finally, this film is about Ranjit Singh's miraculous attempt to solve an unconventional puzzle about the Secretive and Mystical existence of Zora...the Bewitching, Alluring, Pulchritudinous ZORA! This is a cutting-edge, fast paced, honest to the core Murder Crime Thriller, that will Glue you to the screen, Grip you to your seat, leave you Spell-Bound! A Motion Picture with almost Unbearable Anxiety and Electrifying Tension! A WHODUNNIT Entertainer!!!

The documentary Marvin Johnson: The Life of a Champion dives deep into the inspiring story of Marvin Johnson, an Indianapolis-born boxer who brought the city's boxing scene back to life. In an era where Indiana was known more for basketball than boxing, Johnson emerged as a beacon of hope, becoming a three-time world champion and Olympic bronze medalist. Johnson's journey began at the age of 14, when he first walked into the St. Rita Police Athletic League gym, where former fighter Champ Chaney took him under his wing. Displaying a relentless fighting style that one reporter described as "a thrashing octopus," Johnson quickly rose through the amateur ranks, becoming a Golden Gloves champion and, eventually, an Olympian. Turning professional after the Olympics, Johnson's career was filled with ups and downs, from challenging fights against formidable opponents like Matthew Saad Muhammad and Victor Galindez to financial struggles and frequent managerial changes. Despite these hurdles, he captured the light heavyweight title not once but three times, representing a rebirth of Indianapolis as a boxing city. Known for his tenacity, Johnson endured a grueling series of matches, including his fierce rivalry with Leslie Stewart. In their rematch, Johnson gave his all but finally surrendered to age in the ninth round, marking the end of his storied career. He retired to serve as a corrections officer in Marion County, where he made headlines for using his life experience to help inmates. Later, he satisfied his competitive spirit with bowling, all while looking back on a career with no regrets.