Ulhas

Twins is an exception. But Ravikant was very happy when God gifted him twin babies, whom he named Asha and Seema. The names differed and destiny differed. An ACT of GOD separated the twins and they started growing under two different roofs. Asha was brought up by the ral father Ravikant and Seema entered the life of Guptaji and became his Asha and grew up under his care. Eighteen years later the twins had gwown into two blooming and boisterous gurls. nature played a game and brought both the girls into the vicintity of each other. Twins was an exception and the youthful urge for affection and love expressed itself in an unusual manner. Shanker and Jai the brothers became the targets. An unusual way of a girl meeting a boy did happen in "Gustakhi Maaf", The ral fun starteed through confusion in the begining in the middle and at the "End".

Elizabeth's uncle is in deep financial crisis. He somehow manages to prove his own death and cremate someone else's body in order to claim Rs.250,000 (a huge amount during 60s) from the insurance company. Inspector Ajay unfolds the mystery. —Vinod Arya A wealthy Elizabeth Dsouza (Liz) lives as paying guest with sisters Lucy and Suzy.Her only relative is her uncle Dsouza,She is frustrated with him as he doesn't give her money to spend.Liz is in love with DSP Ajay and one fine day she calls him and tells about death of her uncle and asks his help.When Ajay reaches her place Liz is unconscious and only member in house is a Doctor who asks Ajay to go to nearby Church and meet Father Gonsalves for funeral proceedings.Few days later a man arrives at police station to complain about his missing son Ramesh and to the shock of Ajay his photo resembles Dsouza.Ajay realizes that he has buried a wrong person and goes to meet father Gonsalves who tells him that he was a temporary priest at the Church and does not know more about Dsouza.The case becomes more complicated when he finds Dsouza body is missing from grave and father Gonsalves gets kidnapped.This leads all of suspicions to Liz who wanted only money from her uncle. —alex.mjacko@gmail.com While on routine patrol duty in his jeep, D.S.P. Ajay comes across a vehicle that was driving over the speed limit, he chases it and forces it to a stop. The driver identifies herself as Elizabeth D'Silve, and both fall in love with each other. A few days later Ajay gets a phone call from her, asking him to come to her house as her uncle, S.J. D'Silva is seriously ill. When Ajay reaches there it is too late and he is pronounced dead. Subsequently, Ajay goes to the nearby Church to arrange for a priest, Gonsalves, pall-bearers, so that her uncle can be buried. Then a few days later, a man approaches the police asking for assistance in locating his missing son, Prakash. When told about this, Ajay looks at Prakash's photo and is shocked to see that it is none other than Mr. D'Silva. Ajay decides to investigate this matter thoroughly, and even places Elizabeth under suspicion. D'Silva's coffin is dug up, and is found empty. Then a male named Ramesh is knifed to death; followed by the strangulation of his wife, Maya; Ajay finds out that Father Gonsalves has been abducted and Elizabeth was seen driving away from Ramesh's house shortly after his death. Ajay places Elizabeth under arrest, not knowing that he himself is going to be the next target of an elusive and dangerous assailant, who will not stop killing until he/she gets his/her way. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

A spurned vengeance-seeking woman wreaks havoc in the life of an artiste and his lover. Painting artiste Ashok lives a wealthy lifestyle along with his Bombay-based father, Dwarkanath, who wants him to marry Vinita, the daughter of businessman Ramdas. Ashok not only refuses but also insults her and she swears to avenge this humiliation. He then re-locates to Nainital, rents a cottage from Colonel Bhim Singh, meets with his neighbor's Governess, Neelima, and both fall in love. Neither are aware that Neelima's employer, Pushpa, would prefer that she marry her London-based widower Civil Engineer brother, Anand, so that she could look after his child, Munni. After a dramatic and life-threatening hunt, Ashok asks Neelima to be present at their engagement - not knowing that she will not only not show up but also subsequently announce that she is going to marry Anand. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

Wayward, brash, and disobedient Mohan (Shammi Kapoor) is sent by his angry dad Diwan Badriprasad (Ulhas) to a retired army captain Dayaram (Om Prakash) to learn some discipline and respect. But Mohan asks his friend Anokhe (Mehmood) to switch places with him, and Anokhe agrees to do so. Mohan meets with Meena (Mala Sinha), who lives with her blind dad (Manmohan Krishan). Anokhe is welcomed as Mohan by Captain Dayaram and his daughter Malti (Shubha Khote) in their household. Eventually both Malti and Anokhe fall in love. Things start to get even more muddled when Captain Dayaram finds out that Anokhe is married to another woman, and that Anokhe drives a rickshaw. The police are notified and they are asked to arrest Mohan - they arrest 3 Mohans. Who is the real Mohan? —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

In his quest for a heir, Rai Bahadur has an affair with a prostitute Meher. When Meher becomes pregnant he promises to take the child and educate him. But fate has other plans, for his wife Meena also becomes pregnant at the same time, and shortly thereafter both women give birth to two boys. Meher threatens to expose him if he does not take her son, and leave Meena's son in an orphanage. However, both children end up in his palatial home. He belittles Meher's son and finally accuses him of stealing. Fed up of these accusations, Meena leaves the house with Kishore, and ironically ends up with Meher. In the meantime, Rai's son has grown up to be an arrogant, and a champion boxer. And it is in the boxing ring that both half-brothers will meet again -- for a match of their lives -- as the trophy is none other than the beautiful Mala -- who both love and hope to marry. —gavin@sunny_deol2009@yahoo.com Rai Bahadur is a well-known and kind-hearted wealthy individual, who practices law. He lives with his wife, Meena, but both have no children. In his quest for a heir to his estate, he has an affair with a prostitute named Meher on the sly. When Meher becomes pregnant he promises to take the child, let him take his name, and educate him. But fate has other plans, for Meena also becomes pregnant at the same, and shortly thereafter both women give birth to two boys. Meher threatens to expose him if he does not take her son, and leave Meena's son in an orphanage. Rai Bahadur instructs a nurse to carry out this task - in vain though as both children end up in his palatial home. He knows that Kishore (Meher's son) is the child of a prostitute, belittles him, humiliates him, and finally accuses him of stealing. Fed up of these accusations, Meena leaves the house with Kishore, and ironically ends up with Meher, who looks after them. In the meantime, Rai's son, Pran, has grown up to be educated and arrogant, and a champion boxer. And it is in the boxing ring that both half-brothers will meet again - for a match of their lives - as the trophy is none other than the beautiful Mala - who both Pran and Kishore love and hope to marry. Watch as events unfold that will prove that it is not necessarily one's birth that fosters one's character. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

A stubborn emperor plans to wage war against another who had humiliated him and his daughter. Maharaja Daljit of Jagmere is displeased after his envoy, Rana Sangram Singh, is humiliated by Maharaj Baktawar of Satnapur who rejects the marriage proposal of the former's daughter with his son. Enraged, he instructs everyone in his region to stop all celebrations and prepare for war, while Baktawar is certain that victory is within reach as no one can penetrate the labyrinth that surrounds his kingdom. Then the Rajkumari herself dons the guise of a dancer/singer, manages to find her way around the labyrinth and returns home with the map. Daljit prepares to seek the blessings of Bhagwan Shri Shankar and plans to attack Satnapur after a week on a Tuesday - little knowing that nothing is going to go his way. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

Les Miiserables--originally French film later adapted to English. Unable to find employment, and unable to get any money by begging, young Kundan steals a loaf of bread from a bakery and runs to his house in the slums to feed his starving mother and niece, Radha. The police catch up with him, and he is arrested, tried in court, convicted, and sentenced to 2 years rigorous imprisonment. While in prison, he gets word that his mother is dead, and his niece is still starving and alone, and attempts to break out, but is caught and gets five years added to his sentence. He attempts to break out again, and this time he gets an additional 7 years in jail, bringing the total to 14 years. After 14 years, Kundan roams around a city, trying to find shelter and food, but finds that his prison career following him around in the shape and form of Inspector Sher Singh. Good fortune comes to Kundan, when he meets with Gurudev, a kind-hearted samaritan, who helps him financially. Kundan is well settled now, and the people in his town want him to be the Mayor, which he accepts. He also meets with his ill niece, but is unable to save her. She leaves behind a daughter named Uma. Sher Singh enters his life, and gets Kundan on the run. Kundan and Uma ultimately settle down again, and the years roll by. Uma grows up and meets a young man named Amrit, who is involved in the freedom struggle to get the British to quit India, and thus in trouble with the police. Sher Singh comes looking after for Amrit, but instead finds Kundan. Kundan must decide to make a run for it again, or confront Sher Singh and end this victimization once and for all. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

This movie depicts the life of once wealthy poet and nobleman Mirza Ghalib. This story portrays his trials, tribulations, triumphs, and utlimate descent to poverty, and then to prison; and his tragic and ill-fated love with a beautiful courtesan named Chaudvin. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

Anju Rai lives a wealthy lifestyle with her widowed dad in a palatial house. She is now of marriageable age, and her dad has arranged her marriage with Advocate Amarnath. Both Anju and Amarnath meet and fall in love with each other. Shortly before their formal engagement, Anju notices a change in Amarnath - as he appears to be drifting further from her. Then he decides to demolish his house and re-built it, and also refuses to go near any Mandir - either alone or in Anju's company. When part of the house collapses, he is injured, but recuperates quickly. It is then the town is set afire with rumors that Amarnath may have sexually molested a village belle named Sonia, who sells milk, lives a poor lifestyle with her widowed dad, cruel step-mother, and is to be married to the village goon, Shankar. Watch what happens when Shankar gets killed, and Sonia is arrested for killing him. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com) A delicately nuanced psychological drama, exploring a 3-way relationship between the main characters and the crisis of conscience that rocks it. A prosperous, well-respected lawyer, in love with and engaged to an educated, socially-conscious young woman, succumbs to a weak moment and rapes a poor local village milkmaid. The rest of the story deals with the aftermath of this tragic event, with all the inevitable undercurrents of guilt, penitence and pervasive heartbreak that stem from it. —Hrishi Dixit <hud1@cornell.edu>

Rajguru (Sohrab Modi) decides that Jhansi should get its proper recognition in history. He comes across a young girl Manu (the young Rani Lakshmibai) played by Baby Shikha. Her father has been hit by a carriage driven by an English driver. She gathers a few children to confront the driver. This and her confrontation with an elephant impresses the Rajguru who takes her in hand, shaping her into becoming a determined leader. He arranges for her, at the age of nine, to marry the much-older ruler of Jhansi, Gangadhar Rao (Mubarak), who is about fifty years, and become Queen. Manu grows up under the expert tutelage of the Rajguru, learning physical combat and political administration. The older Manu now called Lakshmibai gives birth to a boy who dies. She adopts another boy Damodar Rao who the English refuse to accept as the rightful heir. This further sets her against the British. During the uprising of 1857 (1857 Mutiny) she fights against them succumbing to her injuries in the end. —Cinephile