Tara Deshpande

After accidentally killing a young mobster, a guilt-stricken police officer searches for the parents who never came forward to claim their son's body. Inspector Sam Bharucha (Naseeruddin Shah) is an honest and diligent Police Inspector. He frequently comes across youth gangs, calling themselves "bhai". He also has marital problems with his son himself calling himself a "bhai", and associating with criminal elements. One day during one of this patrols, there is a shoot-out between a youth gang and his police party. A number of youth are killed. Various family members come forward to claim the deceased bodies of the youth, save for one. This intrigues Bharucha, and he sets out to find out why. He gets an anonymous message from a caller, calling himself Poonappa Awade (Dilip Prabhawalkar). Bharucha meets up with Poonappa, but doubts his credibility, as Poonappa confides in his him that the dead body of the youth belongs to a very rich and influential family. When Bharucha meets with the alleged parents of the youth, he is told that their son is abroad, in America. Bharucha has now to decide whether it the parents or Poonappa who is telling the truth. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

Style is a film which revolves around love and friendship, in which two fun loving boys make a fool proof plan to marry two rich girls and spend a luxurious life thereafter. Later, this plan backfires and they both are trapped in a murder mystery.

The story of Lajwanti, who questions in this era of modernization how much have we actually advanced and how much of it is fake imitation of the west.

Ramanbhai is the criminal don of Bombay, and most criminal activities are linked indirectly to him. He has a rival in Vilas Pandey, who is furious with Ramanbhai, and wants to get a larger part of his share from the wealth generated by crime. Ramanbhai's attempts to woo a woman, Pooja, are met with oppostion from Pooja's boyfriend, Aditya, and this results in Aditya, Pooja, Malika, and Rajesh running for their lives, as they know Ramanbhai will leave no stone unturned in order to hunt Aditya down, and make him pay for daring to oppose the underworld king. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com) Ramanbhai, played by Ashish Vidyarthi, is a dreaded don. His once-upon-a-time associate, Vilas [Saurabh Shukla] has now turned into his rival as he wants a larger part of the share in the wealth generated by extortion etc. In parallel, the infidelity of Aditya [Nirmal Pandey] who is married to Pooja [Tara Deshpande] but having an affair with Mallika [Smriti Mishra] is revealed. In two terrible ensuing mix-ups, Aditya inadvertently insults Ramanbhai, while Vilas' wife is accidentally shot dead by a member of Ramanbhai's gang. As soon as Aditya comes to know the identity of Ramanbhai, he knows that he has no option but to be on a run. Ramanbhai, being a don, can obviously not tolerate this insult by a commoner and decides to leave no stone unturned in order to hunt Aditya down and make him pay. On the other hand, a blood-thirsty Vilas (who essentially blames Ramanbhai for his wife's death) adds another level to the chase, turning it into a grim & bloody trail... all in a single never-ending night! —Anonymous