Gajendra Vitthal Ahire

When two divorced parents marry and merge their families, their sons Rahul and Amey struggle to adjust. A trip to the mountains of Ladakh brings simmering tensions to the surface. Jaya divorces her husband and goes to Mumbai she is an MBA graduate and and does well in her profession.She finds love again in Satish and both get married and having kids from their first marriage Rahul and Amey.Things are going well until they go for a vacation in Ladakh,Jaya's son Amey feels lost in new relationship where as Satish son Rahul teases him to change his last name from Deshpande to Kulkarni. —alex.mjacko@gmail.com

Nilkanth Master is a love story based in the pre-independence era. A freedom fighter sacrifices his love for his country.

Bioscope is a unique collaboration of four unique stories that are based on the art of poetry. Four directors come together for a never-seen-before amalgamation of soul-stirring tales.

A film about a paranormal tale set in the 70s. Starring Adinath Kothare and Urmila Kothare in the leads, the film explores the themes of the paranormal. They play a doctor couple who visit a village. However things start to go wrong and they are stuck in the middle of it. With their existence under threat, will they make it out alive? Or will it be too late?

. Ambadas is a greedy and powerful politician who uses Yashwant,a poor villager as his scapegoat. Trapped in the world of betrayal and deceit, Yashwant flees from the village with his family. Will he be able to survive?

Gajendra Ahire's Gulmohar is about a woman (Sonali Kulkarni), who finds solace and succor from society's rejection under a gulmohar tree, symbolizing the tree as a shelter of sorts. Her husband (Rajat Kapoor), after misunderstandings with her over her student, throws her out of their home. On her own she has to find a way to cope with the changes and eke out a living.

Chanda is a 2007 Kannada-language film directed by S. Narayan and produced by Smt. Bhagyavathi and starred Duniya Vijay and Shubha Punja.

Vasudev Balwant Phadke's sacrifice rekindled the dying flames of the 1857 Uprising and he came to be worshipped as the foremost revolutionary of the nation. Watch the movie to find out how he fought against all odds. Born in Maharashtra, British India, on November 4, 1845, Vasudev grows up in a farming community of Shirdhon near Kalyan. After completing his education, he goes to work for the Finance Ministry but is enraged when he is refused permission to visit his ailing mother. He turns his rage against the British, who had recently crushed uprisings from Tatya Tope, Jhansi's Rani, and Mangal Pandey. He is forced to flee and don the guise of Kashikar Baba but faces betrayal by his very own people, is arrested, tried, found guilty, and exiled to Eden, Africa, where he will soon attempt to escape, then try and return home to continue his struggle against the British. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)