Shubhangi Gokhale

Tu Bol Na is a light-hearted, contemporary story of Manva and Shlok, two independent individuals questioning traditional ideas of marriage. As they face family expectations and societal norms, their journey unfolds with humour and relatable moments.

Amidst the stunning landscape of Konkan, the Gharat Family has a revered tradition of welcoming Gauri Ganpati into their ancestral home during the Ganpati festival each year. Spanning three generations, this cherished custom fosters a poignant family reunion, rich in cultural heritage and emotion. As they unite to celebrate, they navigate the complexities of generational differences, deepening the warmth and significance of their gatherings.

Amidst the heartache of losing his beloved wife on the day of his daughter`s birth, a single father sets out to deal with his fears and doubts.

A diligent cop's investigation into a series of apparent suicides leads to the startling revelation that they were all premeditated murders. He will now stop at nothing until the perpetrators are exposed and punished.

This is the story of four young couples who share a strong bond of friendship, with different dreams and aspirations and find love amidst themselves. These four young couples represent today`s youth that are hard working and will not leave any stone unturned to achieve their goals.Ever ready to prove their mettle and their ability to understand and support each other, they manage to create a platform that helps them move ahead in life.

The movie revolves around a man who is frustrated with all the women in his life but one day gains the ability to hear their thoughts, changing his life forever.

The story is about young vikram saigal (arjun rampal), a brilliant law student. Despite the fact that he secured his degree with distinction, he refused to hold the brief, because he felt convinced that the ideals he stood for, clashed irreconcilably with those being practiced by the establishment. He knew he couldn't ever hope to change the order of the establishment but he certainly could aim at and strive for the founding of an institution as distinct from the vicious mainstream where corruption was the order of the day. And it was as if he had given a promise to himself that he wouldn't wear the gown and enter the portals of justice, until he achieved what he aimed for, yet, the moment came where he was obliged to don the gown and fight a case, his first and last, and strangely enough, in defense of himself.