Joy Fernandes

K is addicted to smoking and is just not ready to give up the habit. But when his wife, Anjali, walks out on him, he makes an effort to meet Baba Bengali. This mysterious character runs a centre for rehab from all sorts of addictions. K and Baba make an agreement. Only, K cannot break the agreement once its been decided on. A desperate K throws caution to the winds and tries smoking in his car. But the moment he lights a cigarette, the car blows up, with him in it. He understands that he cannot escape the Baba till he fulfils his side of the agreement. What happens now? Does K ever quit smoking? Does Anjali get back to him? What`s the contract all about?

A young man lands in the land of little people, who ask him to save them from their enemies. After being shipwrecked, Bombay-based Aditya Pandit wakes up on an island populated by tiny thumb-sized people, who mistaken him for a cruel giant. But when they find out that he is harmless, he is welcomed, and asked to help them fight a giant named Jhamunda. Aditya agrees to do so, and comes face to face with his worst nightmare. For, Jhamunda is not just a giant, but an indestructible shape-shifting monster with magical powers.

Young and attractive Roma Pinto is the only girl in the struggling Pinto family, consisting of five brothers, with assorted careers. They are very protective and affectionate towards her, and will not any woo her without their express permission. When Sameer Malhotra enters Roma's life, both fall in love, and decide to get married. The problem is Sameer's father is a wealthy industrialist, who will never permit his son to get married to a poor girl like Roma. And Roma's brothers do not approve of Sameer and will not permit him under any circumstances to get close to Roma, and will go to the extent of killing anyone who gets in their way. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)