Samir Soni

Akshardham: Operation Vajra Shakti follows Major Hanut Singh, a scarred but skilled NSG commando who defies orders to rescue hostages during a deadly terrorist siege at a temple in Gujarat. Haunted by a past mission that cost his best friends life, Singh is thrust back into action when terrorists led by Lakhvi and Iqbal strike again, demanding the release of a jailed militant. As the siege unfolds with brutal violence and betrayal, Singh, aided by rookie recruits and an injured comrade, mounts a daring solo assault to stop Iqbal and save innocent lives. The operation ends in a tense and bloody climax, with Singh emerging as a national hero, but at great personal cost.

Batti Gul Meter Chalu is a social drama that talks about friends, families and relationships in small cities. Directed by Shree Narayan Singh, this is a light-hearted drama that focuses on the electricity issues in rural areas. Based in Garhwal, Uttarakhand, this young quirky film revolves around the life of three friends living life to the fullest in a small city.

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.