Rajan Bhise

About the movie When fate ties newly married Manasvi to her spirited mother-in-law Smita, the two become an unlikely duo brought together not by choice, but by circumstance. Heartfelt, wickedly funny, and deeply moving, it's their journey of discovering what happens when one woman becomes another's unwavering support. A rollercoaster of laughter, tears, and chaos, it celebrates the beautiful mess of finding family in the most unexpected place

In a remote village, a family's life spirals into chaos as they become entangled in the dark world of witchcraft and ancient superstitions. As fear, mystery, and psychological turmoil take over, a woman at the center of it all must confront the terrifying truth behind the rituals and her own identity. Jarann delves deep into human emotions and the haunting consequences of blind faith.

The Dabhade family gathers for a grand wedding, setting the stage for fun and chaos. Old arguments resurface, emotions run high, and heartfelt moments unfold. In the midst of it all, they are reminded of the unshakable bond that defines family.

Bho Bho is a thriller film which revolves around Sandy, a pet dog who is accused by the police, of having attacked and killed his mistress, and is to be put to sleep. But providence prevails, and Venkatesh Bhonde (Prashant Damle), a private eye, with an emphatic insight into human and dog psychology, is asked to inquire into this case. Prior to being employed as a private eye, Venkatesh Bhonde, was employed in the services of the Mumbai Police. During his services with the Police, he devoted more time towards caring and feeding the dogs, rather than solving cases. This habit not only cost him his job, but also caused friction with his wife, as she did not approve of spending his meagre earnings on dogs, and cooking chicken for them in their vegetarian household. Venkatesh knows that it is not natural for animals, especially dogs, to bite the hand that feeds them, and realizes that there is more to the case than meets the eye.