Pushkar Shrotri

Angad, Raaj and Umesh are three chuddy buddies. They all have their independent personalities but they would die for each other because that is how strong the bond is between them. This film depicts how these three friends get into a big mess with gangsters, police, the wannabe politicians, party workers and businessmen. The motto of the film is simple - give it a shot or get Ghantaa.

A Paying Ghost (PG) is a story based on a famous novel ``Badali`` authored by Vasant Purushottam Kale (V.P Kale). The story narrates the interaction between a common innocent man and a homeless ghost family. A horror film with streaks of fun and laughter and it also brings experience into the magical world of the Ghosts.

Our beloved Balasaheb with his thunderous roar returns to give us a dose of Balkadu. Balkadu, something each one of us have experienced in our lifetime. The taste of which we strongly despise yet, is something we can never forget. It`s about the bitter truth of life which we all would love to forget, but the situations around us keep reminding us about the harsh reality of life. Balasaheb Thackeray still rules and lives in the hearts of every Mumbaikar. His teachings are always inspirational and are timeless. Balkrishna Patil, a Mumbaikar, a youth who has lived all his life in Lal-baug Parel locality, starts hearing Balasaheb`s voice. BalKadu is about an honest man`s humble ways of inspiring Mumbai and Maharashtra, through the voice of Balasaheb. Today, a bitter concoction is essential to every citizen to know his/her responsibility towards their motherland.

Relations are destined and the elements of these relationships are held together due to the strong strings of trust and love. But many a time when any kind of business or transactions initiate in such beautiful relations and relationships then these strong strings which hold these relations start weakening. Reasons are petty and all it requires is an overall thought from each one`s perspective keeping in mind that nothings more valuable than relations. But whenever any such situation arises it should handled with utmost transparency rather than getting excited or else this may lead to the disintegration of these intricate relations. Anolke He Ghar Maaze revolves around this theme.