Maninee De

Krrish is the story of a simple village boy Krishna (Hrithik Roshan) who lives with his grandmother (Rekha) having lost his parents to misfortune. Krishna meets Priya (Priyanka Chopra) when she comes with her group for a trek from Singapore. Having fallen in love with her, he rushes to Singapore on being called by Priya who is trying to save her job by getting Krishna to Singapore and having him pull unnaturally jaw-dropping stunts - something he does regularly in his village. But when he reaches Singapore, the biggest truth of his life uncovers itself, transforming him into ``Krrish``, a gallany superhero. What is it that alters his life to an extent as this?

An extended family is about to give one of their daughter's away, to the world! Asmi Ganatra is asked to produce a TV serial for 786 Plus on a wedding ceremony in a joint family. After approval, the only place she could locate to make this serial is the Joshi family. She meets with them but they turn her down. She then meets with Manoj Joshi, who is infatuated with her, pays him, and arranges for cameras to be placed all over the mansion to record the preparations secretly. Things appear to be going very well until Manoj finds out that his Taoji is still horny; one of his brothers is carrying on with Faujia, the maid; while the to-be bride, Piya, is planning to elope with her boyfriend, Rahul. A hilarious tussle ensues with Manoj attempting to stop the recording, while the TV producer and his staff are determined to complete this shoot at any and all costs. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com) A stranger arrives as the house of a family in Mumbai one afternoon and informs them that she wishes to produce their latest family wedding as a television serial. The family initially agrees but then backs out of the deal because they do no wish to have their dirty laundry aired in public. A member of the family then goes behind their back and strikes up a deal to have hidden cameras placed all around the house in order to tape the reality show anyway. Chaos and embarrassment ensues, in this very true to life dark comedy. —Sherazade