Paidi Jairaj

A man marries a rich widow for her money and tries to murder her but she survives, gets a new face thanks to plastic surgery, and returns for revenge. Nandini and Sanjay Verma are lovers who conspire to take over the vast estate of Mr. Saxena and his only widowed daughter Aarti and her two children, with help from Sanjay's maternal uncle Heeralal, Saxena's longtime employee. After Saxena passes away suddenly, Sanjay woes Aarti and marries her. On a boating trip, Nandini and Sanjay do away with Aarti, making it look like an accident, and take over her entire estate. But Aarti survives, disfigured beyond recognition by a crocodile attack, With the help of plastic surgery, she transforms herself into a successful model and renames herself Jyoti. She then plans to carry out her vengeance against Sanjay, but finds that he has been physically abusing her children, pets, and servants. She must now decide to reveal her identity or continue with her plan and be a spectator to the abuse on her loved ones. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com) Young couple Sanjay Verma and Nandini scheme with Hiralal, Mr. Saxena's longtime employee, to take over his estate, which is managed and maintained by his widowed daughter Aarti, who lives there with her two children. Hiralal kills Saxena, then Sanjay feigns love for Aarti and they marry. On a boat trip Sanjay pushes Aarti into the jaws of death, then the three take over the estate and physically abuse Aarti's loved ones and pets. Unfortunately for them, Aarti survives but is totally disfigured from a crocodile attack. Fortunately for her, she has plastic surgery and transforms herself into successful model Jyoti. She uses this as a ruse to get to Sanjay so she can bring all the wrongdoers to justice. —gavin (racktoo@hotmail.com) Aarti is a widow living with two kids her husband died in a car accident.Hiralal eyes the wealth of Aarti and her father knowing Aarti wont ever marry again he kills her father and get his nephew Sanjay in her life so that she can start a new life.Sanjay is in love with Nandini whose best friend of Aarti.Nandini somehow convinces Aarti to marry Sanjay. Very soon after their marriage they visit their farmhouse where Sanjay pushes Aarti in a lake where the crocodile preys on her. Aarti survives the attack and is shocked to to know that her loved ones wanted her dead .She returns for revenge after plastic surgery and calls herself Jyothi. —alex.mjacko@gmail.com

Vijay, a simpleton and the lookalike of the notorious international criminal Don is hired by D'Silva, to be the mole in Don's gang and report the details of his illegal activities. However, things take a turn for the worse when D'Silva is killed.

Thakur Chandrabhan lives a wealthy lifestyle in a small village in India. He is widowed and lives with his sister; a widowed daughter-in-law, Saraswati; and a grand-daughter, Tara, who is of marriageable age. Also living in this household is Bholanath, who is blind since birth, and helps with household chores. Tara's marriage is arranged with a young man, Pratap Singh, from a noble family, who approves of Tara, but demands a dowry of 3 Lakh Rupees. Chandrabhan does not have this much money, but Bholanath has been stashing away cash, that is guarded by a snake, and offers all of it to Pratap, who accepts it and absconds. Blind Bhola is unable to pursue him, but is instead bitten by the snake, regains his vision and sets forth to Bombay to locate Pratap. Several weeks later, Bholanath returns home, just in time to be told that he must marry Tara, as she refuses to marry anyone else. Tara notices something very odd about Bholanath as he calls her "Tara', not as "Little Mistress" as he used to; he is terrified of snakes; and seems more cultured and educated. The family decides to get the two engaged, however, the ceremony is interrupted by the arrival of the police, who have an arrest warrant for Bholanath for Theft, and Murder of a young woman named Lucy. The question remains, what was Bholanath up to in Bombay, whose money did he steal, and why did he end up killing Lucy? —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

Circa British rule in India, wealthy DIG of Police is approached by Devdutt, a poor freedom fighter, who would like his daughter, Janki, to get married to the DIG's son, Ratan. The DIG and his wife Rajlaxmi refuse to have to do anything with Devdutt, but Ratan refuses to marry anyone else. They eventually relent and agree to this marriage. Shortly after the marriage, riots ensue between the police and freedom fighters, and as a result the DIG is killed. Rajlaxmi blames Devdutt for his death, and asks a pregnant Janki to leave her house. Unable to stand up for his wife, Ratan remains a silent spectator while his wife is thrown out. Janki goes to live with her father, who eventually passes away, and it is then Janki gives birth to a son, Rajesh. Years later, Rajesh has grown up, drives a truck, and is in love with a local shop-keeper, Chanda, who he would like to marry. Janki would like her son to go and meet his dad, and when Rajesh does so, Rajlaxmi arranges a pompous welcome for him with open arms, hoping that he will leave his mother and stay on with her. But Rajesh refuses to do this unless Rajlaxmi apologizes to Janki. An enraged Rajlaxmi refuses to do so, and asks Rajesh to leave. Rajesh and Chanda get married, and soon Chanda gets pregnant. Then the police arrest Rajesh, for which he may face several years in prison. He is held in the local police station. The truth does prevail, the real culprit is caught, and Rajesh is let go. He returns home to find out that everything is not the same anymore. Chanda has given birth a baby boy, and now lives with Rajlaxmi, and refuses to return home. Rajesh must now find out what compelled Chanda to leave Janki and go to live with Rajlaxmi. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)