Rossif Sutherland

Reena lives a very wealthy lifestyle with her businessman dad, socialite mom, and widower paternal grandfather in a mansion. She studies in college, is very bored, and joins protesting students who are agitating against rising college fees. She has a crush on their family doctor, Samar Chowdhary. She goes on a date with him to a club and falls for the club's singer, Sharad, who rejects her. Still bored, she gets friendly with Kitty, who in turn introduces her to Rana, and from thence on Reena gets hooked on drugs and starts coming home late at night. Her grandfather notices this and tells her dad, who in turn confronts her, and convinces her to get married to Samar. The marriage does take place but Reena is unable to keep away from drugs, and refuses any treatment. She gets pregnant and is hospitalized. Her parents who have been away, return home several months later to view their grandchild little realizing the horror that awaits them and that soon their daughter will be arrested by the Police, and may face the gallows for shooting a man to death. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

After escaping from the psychiatric facility she was being held in, Esther poses as the daughter of a wealthy family to continue her reign of terror.

When two brothers are stranded by a brutal winter storm with an unpredictable father they barely know, the boys begin to suspect their supposed protector may be their biggest threat. Elliot Baker seizes the chance to develop a better relationship with his sons when his ex-wife, Karen, and her new husband take a vacation and leave the boys with him. What starts as a bonding opportunity turns into a nightmarish adventure when they get stranded in a deserted cabin near the lake as night falls and a snowstorm rages. Bradley, 15, and Caleb, 12, quickly learn more about their father and what they truly mean to him in this gripping tale of family and survival —joblo.com It's the middle of winter. While Karen and her current husband Ted go off on a cruise vacation, they decide to leave her two sons, teenage Bradley and preteen Caleb, with her ex-husband, the kids' father, immature Elliot, who they don't see often. That immaturity led to Elliot sustaining a workplace injury and being let go from his latest job, and he thus being behind in his bills. Elliot's initial anger in the boys finding and playing with his rifle, something they have no experience in handling, changes when he decides to turn it into a teaching lesson in responsible gun safety in taking the boys hunting in an old logging area north of the city. Early into their arrival in the logging area, they run into vehicle problems. Far off the highway, Elliot believes their best course of action is to walk to a cabin in the woods, its location of which he only has a vague idea. In the snow covered landscape, they are able to make their way there. At the cabin, Elliot increasingly becomes unhinged in a combination of his immaturity, he suffering from proverbial and literal cabin fever, and most specifically his reaction to news from the boys as to their immediate future, his actions all in what he tells himself being to keep the boys safe. —Huggo