Manoj Joshi

After 35 years of marriage, Madhu falls critically ill, leaving Arvind torn between hope and acceptance as she lies on life support. An elderly lady diagnosed with brain hemorrhage is on ventilator in a hospital. Her financially weak husband finds it extremely difficult to pay the mounting hospital bills and moves from pillar to post to arrange funds. He desperately tries to borrow money from his family and friends. Will his efforts succeed?. —Madan Marwah

A man who has done B.Tech, gets the job of lifting unclaimed dead bodies in the name of job.A unique tale depicting the untold tragedy of unclaimed dead bodies in our society.

A female athlete`s glory is hindered when she is asked to undergo a gender test.

Laal Batti examines the unseen facets of the day-to-day lives of policemen. Oftentimes, the public regards the men in khaki as irredeemable and corrupt, choosing to maintain a safe distance from them. The film aims to correct this warped perception by presenting a humane portrait of our country`s law-enforcement officers.

A fantasy thriller inspired by the folklore of Kerala, the film follows the life and times of Odiyan Manickyan - a legendary sorcerer and one of the last in the Odiyan clan which is known for its supernatural powers.

Set in Varanasi, the story revolves around a distraught brother Kaashi, who is in search of his missing sister Ganga. But, does Ganga really exist?

The movie is about two siblings, Kashi (Sharman Joshi) and his sister Ganga. The film is set in the Indian city of Benaras, also known as Kashi.[9] Kashi is a man who belongs to a community who are involved in performing cremation rituals. Kaashi belongs to a family who are known to perform final rituals of people in Benaras he lives with his parents and sister Ganga and is very much possessive of Ganga.Devina a journalist arrives in town for her work and befriends Kaashi but soon Ganga disappears and Kaashi with help of Devina tries to trace her.Kaashi finds from friend of Ganga that she was dating Abhimanyu Pandey son of Balwant Pandey who left her pregnant Kaashi in a fit of range kills Abhimanyu and gets arrested where as Ganga's decomposed body is also recovered.Devina points to Kaashi that she must have been killed by someone else as Abhimanyu was not present in town at the time of her death during the verdict in court many witness testify that Ganga never existed. —alex.mjacko@gmail.com

The Krivant, a section of the Brahmin community that performs the last rite rituals are despised by the rest of the Brahmin community for commercializing it and emotionally exploiting the family of the deceased. The movie, whilst revealing the disturbing reality around the commercialization of the last rites, also showcases how the kids of the Kirvants inadvertently get involved in the business due to extreme poverty.

The generation gap between a 56-year-old father and an 18-year-old son results in misunderstanding, distance, and tension between them. A family entertainer, Pappa Tamne Nahi Samjaay has the right balance of comedy and drama, featuring the emotional bond the two protagonists share.

Four innocent youngsters face the wrath of one of the nation`s most powerful men when they voice their opinions about him. He threatens to destroy their lives and begins to harass them in every possible way. Only one man can help them - Ajay Mehra comes to their rescue and helps them to face their offender bravely.

When Prince Yuvraj Vijay Singh gets injured, his people replace him with a lookalike named Prem. Princess Maithili, who is engaged to Vijay, falls for the lively Prem instead.

The film is a heart-warming story of the kids born with special needs. The film which is based on a true story revolves around the life of one such kid, Gauri, who overcomes the odds and rises as a human being.

It is said that behind every successful man there is a woman. In that case - what about a corrupt man? How far is a woman responsible in the greed of a man? Can a woman stop her husband from being corrupt? `A Rainy Day` is the story of a go-getter, an achiever. Aniket is an upwardly mobile man who wants to be rich quick. He would resort to any means in order to get what he wants - even bribe people, entice them with immoral `gifts;` and if it comes to that- bump off people who get in his way! Aniket`s wife Mugdha does not approve of his deeds. Aniket is aware of that. It is probably this disapproval which is gnawing at the back of his conscience which gives rise to this story. He has never confided in Mugdha about his deeds directly as he knows how she looks at such things and totally aware of her virtues in life. When life seems to be going fine, suddenly one morning Aniket discovers that Mugdha has got wind of what he did in his childhood. Aniket wonders how she knows this, but brushes it off, thinking, `Maybe I told her myself some time.` At this time Mugdha is pregnant and Aniket wonders if this condition has anything to do with her extra sensitivity. Gradually this phenomenon starts repeating itself. Mugdha tells him each and everything in detail, what he did on various occasions. She seems to know the vivid details of all his deeds. Media gets wind of her `extra-sensory` powers and Aniket`s story gets splashed in the Press and across channels. Aniket is livid. Aniket is intrigued at first, then irritated and angry and later terrified. As it happens quite often, he is on the way of becoming a neurotic wreck. Mugdha`s disapproval and anger towards this also goes on mounting and finally she decides to leave him.

In a city with rampant crime and corruption, DCP Rudra decides to bring law and order by standing against a notorious criminal Nagori Subramaniam.

Born to an owner of a marriage bureau, Champak Lal Mansukh has been a complete failure ever since he grew up and tried to help his father in their family business. All the alliances he tried to get didn`t even culminate in marriage. To prove his worth to his father, he takes up the unusual challenge of getting an underworld don TT bhai`s spoilt sister, Indu, married to a cop called Bahattar Singh aka `Khiladi 786` in Punjab. To add to his woes he convinces even TT bhai to pretend to be a cop but little did it strike him that that Bahattar Singh, his father Sattar Singh and his uncle Ikhattar Singh were not cops but a family of conmen!The story takes shape as the two polar families pretend to be policemen in front of each other..

Masti Express is a story of a true hero rising against the odds. Rajpal Yadav portrays the role of a common man compelled to be a part of death defying and gruesome situations in order to provide a good education to his son. The story mainly revolves around how a father desperately tries to get his child admitted in a renowned school to educate him.

Aaghat revolves around irregularities in the medical profession and is directed by veteran actor Vikram Gokhale. Medicine is a divine field but every profession has certain grey areas. The film does not play the blame game and also talks about the rights and responsibilities of the citizens.

This 2007 Madhur Bhandarkar film is based on the lives and atrocities faced by the people living at the traffic signals. It talks about the viscious circle of the mafia trade in which a lot of beggars and urchins get trapped into.

Pooja Rao is an orphan, having come into her uncle Krishna Kant`s Alok Nath household after her parents` death. He considers her a ``gift``, speaking of his aim in life being to nurture this daughter and to marry her off. Pooja lives with her Chachauncle and Chachi Seema Biswas and their daughter Choti Anjali Prakash. The aunt doesn`t love Pooja much, because Pooja is prettier than Choti. However, the loving Chacha arranges a match for Pooja with the son of a wealthy, industrialist family from Delhi. Where Prem Shahid Kapoor is the magnanimous bride-groom, who decides that he will spend a month of each year at his wife`s parents` home, well-brought up Pooja is the perfect shudh Hindi speaking addition to the clan. The marriage day draws closer, but a fire in Krishna Kant`s house will put Pooja and Prem`s well-behaved love to the test. Releasing online on Netflix, on 25th June 2020.

Shruti [child artiste Hansika Motwani] is the 10-year-old daughter of Shrikant [Sanjay Kapoor] and Shraddha [Raveena Tandon]. She travels to her school by the local train every morning. One day, she accidentally gets locked up in her school and by the time she catches a train to go home, it is already midnight. Three young drug addicts also board the train and seeing her alone, they rape her in front of three passengers who seem afraid and helpless to come to her aid. Shruti is brought in an unconscious state to the hospital by the police. She breathes her last in front of her aggrieved parents. The city is shocked by this untoward incident. The case is handed over to Kripa Shankar Thakur [Manoj Bajpai], an upright and honest cop from the Crime Branch. From here starts an unusual legal battle between the honest and the corrupt. —gavin@sunny_deol2009@yahoo.com Shrikant and Sharda Verma are the parents to a nine year old girl, Shruti, who attends a school in Bandra. While rehearsing for a dance play; Shruti accidentally gets locked in the school and a while later is rescued by the school's watchman who then drop her off at the Bandra rail-way station where she attempt to telephone her mother but gets busy tone. She then boards a Borivali bound local train in the ladies compartment but because of the late hour the train is almost deserted with only an elderly male, a woman and a young girl. Three young drug addicts then enter by locking the windows and door, they gang rape her. The three witnesses are unable to do anything due to the fear of losing their lives. After completing the heinous act; the assailants leave the train at Malad Railway station. When the train reaches Borivali; the male in the compartment makes an anonymous call to the police who arrive on the scene as well as arrange for the girl to be taken to the nearest hospital where she breath her last. This news then send shock waves in the city of Mumbai so much that the police commissioner decides to take the case from the rail-way police and hand it to the criminal investigating department where inspector Krupa Shankar Thakur makes an appearance and promises to work with the girl's parents in prosecuting the assailants. —gavin (racktoo@hotmail.com) Nine year old Shruti is the only child of Mumbai-based Shrikant and Shweta, and is enrolled in a school in Bandra (West). One day, while rehearsing for a play, she is stranded in the rehearsal room. When the watchman returns, he lets her out, and drops her off at Bandra Railway Station. She attempts to telephone her mom, but gets the line busy, so she boards a Borivali bound local train in the ladies compartment. Because of the late hour, the compartment is nearly deserted, save for an elderly male, a woman, and a young girl. Three youth enter this compartment, lock the doors and windows, and gang-rape her. The other people are too terrified to do anything. The three youth, their task completed, leave the train at Malad Railway Station. When the train reaches Borivali, the male in the compartment makes an anonymous call to the police, who then arrive on the scene. When the news is revealed in the media, there is an uproar in Mumbai and the suburbs. Normally such matters are handled by the Railway Police, but taking account the publicity generated by this crime, the Mumbai Crime Branch and Inspector Krupa Shankar Thakur decide to get involved. The questions remain, will they be able to apprehend the three youth and stop them from committing another outrage, and will Shruti ever recover from this trauma and identify her assailants? —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)