Vinay Pathak

A South Asian tale of an eight-year-old`s journey through faith, self-discovery, and redemption. In a world blinded by faith, will innocence win over hate? In the rural 1980s, India, two impressionable kids struggle with their understanding of God and faith while experiencing the everyday challenges of childhood, conservative upbringing, and communal surroundings until their idyllic world is blown apart by events that they can no longer fathom. The film explores tolerance, education, and the power of innocence in a world teetering on the edge.

In Delhi, friends from Northeast India prepare a pungent delicacy for a wedding party, sparking conflict and comedy with their unaccustomed neighbors. Follows a group of girlfriends from Nagaland and Manipur, north-eastern states in India, gathering in the back streets of Delhi to throw a secret wedding party for a soon-to-be bride. Terrorised by their rottweiler of a landlady and with their boyfriends utterly useless as help, the group's already-disorganized plans soon go further awry. As the women cook the traditional Axone wedding stew (a pork stew with pungent local herbs), neighbors complain about its powerful smell. However, they are determined to prepare the aromatic dish. With the challenges brought on by cultural difference and the pressures of being migrants in a seemingly unfriendly city, are food and love enough to save the day? —London Film Festival On a hot summer day in Delhi, the plans of two young girls to cook a special pork dish for their best friend's wedding are foiled. Their neighbors are adamantly against it because the dish smells. As they try out various ways to cook, this bittersweet comedy wafts through the pungent smells of racism in the metropolis. —Yoodlee Films Chanbi and Upasna want to prepare a special North-Eastern Dish, Axone Pork, for their best friend Minam's wedding. The ingredients are bought, the stove is alight, the gang has gathered. There is just one glitch: they all live in New Delhi now, and not Norteast India. And for people here, the dish emits a strong aroma that seems to emanate not so much from a kitchen as from a....lavatory. The gang fears that the dish's pungent odor will invite their neighbors' and landlord's wrath. Comedic chaos ensues and unexpected obstacles arise as they struggle to find a safe place where they can prepare the dish in peace. The film explores the travails of this group of young friends as they grapple with outright racism and the upheavals of their interpersonal relationships throughout the course of one eventful day.

It takes all kinds to make an Item family. On hearing news that one family member in Mumbai, Devendar, may pass off anytime soon, his siblings - Jeetendar, Ravindar and Lalita, rush down to be with him and his family for support, along with their families from across the country. It's another matter that Devendar's wife and son would prefer to not deal with his truly 'item family' all at once. The film is a tongue-in-cheek look at what a typical family goes through when on the outside one is supposed to behave politically correct but from the inside, each one is desperately frustrated and restless due to the tormenting uncertainty.

Mr. Kabaadi is a romantic comedy that revolves around caste struggle. It is based on the life of Mr.Kallu Kabaadiwala a.k.a KK who used to be a Kabaadiwala. When he becomes rich, he starts his own family business of Public Toilets.

Two boys in a Mumbai chawl chase dreams despite tight spaces and tough odds. Their mother's complex love shapes their path as they face reality's challenges with only curiosity and courage to guide them. Chidiya is a quiet, stirring tale of two boys growing up in a cramped Mumbai chawl, where the walls are thin but dreams still find room to grow. With nothing but curiosity and courage in their pockets, they hold on to a dream that keeps getting pushed further out of reach by the world around them. At the center of their journey is a mother, strong, layered, and deeply human, whose love doesn't always look like support, but runs deeper than words Without ever shouting, Chidiya explores the fragility of childhood ambition, the weight of reality, and the unexpected spark that can shift everything, all through the lens of longing, love, and the quiet rebellion of hope. —Official statement

The film is India`s first revenge comedy and portrays fight between con and evil. The fight shall help the team to retain honor, integrity and prestige.

He has a record for flunking exams hence gets kicked out of school and starts assisting his father on the truck. Kishu witnesses the violence and corruption and negotiates it in his own manner. There isn`t much hope for a bright and prosperous future for Kishu until he falls in love with a beautiful American girl who has come to Bihar to research on Madhubani Paintings. There is too much disparity between Kishu and Sapna, his new-found love considering she has a protective, rich upper caste uncle and his own temperamental father to convince. But Kishu is irreversibly and irrevocably in love. And is determined to find out the answer to the age-old question - What Is Love? Soon enough, Kishu realises the wisdom of the ancients - In love, the stream flows backward and the one who puts everything he has on stake emerges as the ultimate winner!

Distance makes the heart grow fonder, but does too much proximity have a reverse effect on relationships? Tere Mere Phere is another comic look at the battle of the sexes between the characters of the movie set in the Himalayas.

Kind hearted but not worldly-wise, the roly-poly tax inspector, Bharat Bhushan is back to fulfill his long cherished dream of becoming a singer. To further his ambition, he enters a game show hoping to win a cash prize with which he can make his own music album. Eventually Bhushan goes on to win the competition which also gifts him a free stay on a cruise ship. It is on this cruise that he meets Ajit Talwar a sadistic business tycoon, who is hiding from the Income Tax department. Close on his heels is tax inspector M.T.Shekharan who is trying to unearth the identity of a financial scamster who has been elusive since long.

Chalo Dilli revolves around two people from two completely different worlds. What can happen when a la-di-dah woman is suddenly thrown into the company of this middle-class Delhi saree seller? The film showcases India, through the relationship of this mismatched couple and ends with a surprise twist.

Rahul, a married man after a night of wild partying wakes up with a hangover but couldn`t recollect whether his drunken state led him towards infidelity or not. Along with his married friends Saxena and Amit, he tries to recollect last night`s incidents.

A documentary delving into the journeys of five women athletes after competing in the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics.

Khoya Khoya Chand is a chaotic love story between Nikhat and Zafar set against the persuasive world of cinema. Zafar Ali Naqvi (Shiney Ahuja) belongs to an old Nawab family based in Lucknow. And what more, he is rebellious writer full of new ideas. He comes down to Mumbai for making it big in big bad world of cinema for giving right direction to his creative streak. Before he knows it, gets sucked into glamorous cinematic world. Will he able to implement his ideas? And will he be able to cope up with this cinematic world? Just when he is getting his bearings right, he comes across Nikhat Bano (Soha Ali khan) - a beautiful young ambitious girl who makes impressive journey from being a struggling extra to a starlet to becoming a great heroine. But she has tough choices to make between ambitions and love. So what will she choose? What adds to her difficulty is Ratanbala, a reigning diva but very unpredictable. Nikhat has her own problems to deal with. Will her independent free spirit pull her through? Or will she dance to Zafars tunes? What more Prem Kumar (Rajat Kapoor), an ageing Casanova and master manipulator adds interesting twist to getting his fading stardom back?

A planned drug deal goes awry when the youngest member of the gang decides to steal the money for himself.

Manorama hires Satyaveer to spy on her husband`s philandering. As he starts working on the case, secrets are unearthed which get him tangled into a web of lies and deceit.

Raj/Raju (Salman Khan) is an orphan, brought up by Mrs Godhinho, who teaches Raj music in Goa. When Raj grows up, he comes to Mumbai as a professional singer trying to make his way in the big city. Raj believes that Mumbai is the city where he will meet the girl of his dreams and make good in his singing career. Raj stays with his friend Abdul (Neeraj Vora). Abdul says that Mumbai is a city of pretenses and asks Raj to get a bike. Raj buys a bike on EMI by giving postdated checks, even though he has no money in the bank. Abdul introduces Raj to a music producer Mishra (Asrani). Raj sings a song for Mishra, and he is super impressed. Mishra wants Raj to record his songs in a cassette, which will cost Rs 2 Lakhs. Abdul goes to his miser uncle (Shakti Kapoor), who runs a roadside cafe. The uncle runs a juice machine in his cafe and eats the remainder of the fruit after the juice is taken out, so that there is no wastage. Raj and Abdul sell a bus stop, by making it like a shop, to the uncle and defraud him of Rs 2 Lakhs, to fund Raj's cassette. Raj uses the money and records the cassette, but when they go back to the music company, they find that Mishra had died. Raj and Abdul meet Mishra's boss and the owner of the gramophone company Mahesh Hirwani (Satish Shah) at Mishra's funeral. But Mahesh throws them out. Soon, Abdul's uncle figures out that he has been defrauded (when the municipality arrives with a bulldozer and removes the bus station where uncle had set up a juice shop) and goes mad. Raj is distraught that his dream is now in tatters. Raj rescues a young woman whose car has an accident and has fallen on the train tracks. Raj risks his own life to pull the woman out of the car, before an oncoming train crushes it. The woman was in wedding attire of a bride. He rushes to the hospital & stays with her. It is assumed by the hospital staff that Raj is the woman's husband. The attending doctor recognizes the woman as Pooja, the daughter of his friend. Pooja Oberoi (Rani Mukerji), the daughter of a wealthy family, survives but falls into a coma. She can listen and understand everything, but she can't speak or move. Her family Bharat Oberoi (Rajeev Verma) Pooja's father, Biji (Kamini Kaushal) and Bharat's trusted employee Govardhan (Paresh Rawal), and son of Pooja's Bua Monty (Vinay Pathak) rushes to the hospital. Finding Raj there, assumes that he is Pooja's husband Romi, with whom she had eloped with to marry and whom they had never met. The family was against Pooja marrying Romi and this was the reason that Pooja was driving away in stress (to run away with Romi) and met with an accident. The family is told that pretend Romi risked his life on the train tracks to save Pooja, and they indebted to him. When Raj is alone with Pooja, he tells her that he is leaving as he is not Romi. Govardhan hears this and now knows the truth about Raju not being Romi but begs Raju to stay for the sake of the family. Since Pooja's father has a higher chance of a heart attack, Raj agrees to lie and says he is Romi. Mahesh also finds that Romi (Real Raju) is the son-in-law of Oberoi and his whole attitude changes towards the pretend Romi. From the beginning pretend Romi talks to Pooja and tells her the truth. He returns her jewels that he found in her bag in the car. Pretend Romi confides in Govardhan that he will reveal the truth once his cassette is recorded by Mahesh. Govardhan agrees as he knows that Raju/pretend Romi is a good man by heart. As the family gets to know the pretend Romi, Pooja's best friend & Govardhan's daughter, Jahnvi (Preity Zinta) starts spending a lot of time with him. Raju rejects all material comforts offered by the family and wants to be his own man. Jahnvi is impressed with pretend Romi with each passing day. They pray at a temple together for Pooja's speedy recovery. Jahnvi finds pretend Romi talking to Pooja and figures out the truth. Her respect for Raj grows as she realizes that Raj is only helping Pooja out of the goodness of his heart. Raj and Jahnvi both fall in love with each other, who is regarded as a second daughter by Pooja's family. Pooja's Dance master (Razak Khan) had seen Raju at Mishra's recording studio and finds him at the Oberoi house, as Romi. But he has short term memory loss and doesn't remember Raju. Raj records his album with Mahesh. Then Pooja revives from her coma and complicates matters by falling for Raj. Raj and Jahnvi continue their affair, while hiding it from the family. Pooja has also identified Raj as Romi, to keep up the charade and keep the family feelings intact. Govardhan knows about Raj and Jahnvi and agrees to keep it a secret. When all is going well, Abdul's uncle arrives and accuses Raju of cheating the entire family. But Pooja stands up for Raju and says that as Romi, he could have done incalculable damage to her and the family but did nothing of the sort. He is a good guy. The family accepts Raju. In a conversation, Pooja and Jahnvi both reveal that they both love Raj using signs (Hand up) but Jahnvi realizes that Pooja loves Raj resulting in her putting her hand down. Raj and Jahnvi put their relationship to an end. On the day of their engagement, Jahnvi unknowingly takes Pooja's cell phone (Her and Pooja's cellphone look the same). Knowing that Raj will never marry Pooja if she's there, she decides to leave. When Jahnvi cell's phone rings, Pooja picks it up and it ends up being Abdul who pleads Jahnvi to break this wedding and come back to Raj. Pooja then reveals to everyone about Raj and Jahnvi and Raj and Jahnvi are once reunited. Pooja chooses Rahul (Shah Rukh Khan). Rahul comes to marry Pooja.