Waheeda Rehman

Aadam, a camel trader fell in love with Nooran, a tribal woman. But even before they can get to know each other better, Nooran is poisoned by a treachery that sets her on a perilous journey to avenge herself and find her song. Nooran, carefree and defiantly independent, is a tribal woman learning the ancient art of healing from her grandmother, a revered scorpion-singer. When Aadam, a camel trader in the Rajasthan desert, hears her sing, he falls desperately in love. But even before they can get to know each other better, Nooran is poisoned by a brutal treachery that sets her on a perilous journey to avenge herself and find her song. —Feather Light Films

Arshinagar is an imaginary neighborhood, which is terrorized by two rival gangs belonging to the Khans & the Mitras. Both families are in the real estate business and are sworn enemies. Both have their eyes on Arshinagar slum, which they dream of developing into luxury apartments or shopping malls. To this end, both Mitra and Khan consult a corrupt politician called Deendayal who accepts bribes from both parties and promises both that he will have the slum evacuated. While the Khan and Mitra goons continue to engage in violent battles over acquiring the slum by fair means or foul, Bishwananath Mitra`s son Ronojoy and Sabir Khan`s daughter Zulekha happen to meet and fall in love at first sight. Aware of the consequences if their families come to know of their relationship, Rono and Julie conduct their love affair in secret.

The semiautobiographical movie speaks of director Rakeysh Mehra`s early days in Chandni Chowk, Delhi. Played by Abhishek Bachchan, the protagonist returns home to get back to his roots and visit his old grandmother (Waheeda Rehman) in Delhi. He falls in love with his neighbor (Sonam Kapoor) and the rest is movie history.

Alicen Wyatt, a struggling actress who is recording a video diary in the hopes of securing a reality TV show, is down on her luck - so best friend Jeri Smythe jokes that she should perform a ritual for money. With Alicen's sister Cameron's help, they do so; but after a brief prosperity, an evil entity attacks, demanding payment - with someone's life. —Anonymous

Saraswati Batra (Waheeda Rehman), a graceful and devoted widow, has spent her life raising her three sons - Om, Jai, and Jagadish - in their ancestral home. When her husband passed away twenty years ago, her eldest son, Om (Anil Kapoor), stepped into the role of caretaker and father figure. Sacrificing his own youth, Om held the family together with love, duty, and unwavering moral strength. Now an adult, Om works at a music company owned by his wealthy childhood friend, Shekhar Malhotra (Parmeet Sethi). While Shekhar believes money is the greatest power in life, Om believes in love, family, and integrity. Om has taken out large loans from Shekhar to support the dreams of his younger brothers: Jai (Fardeen Khan), an automobile designer studying in the U.S. with dreams of building the world's fastest car, and Jagadish (Abhishek Bachchan), a brilliant but impulsive computer student in college whose lazy friends beg him to help them out of trouble with attendance - which he does by hacking and changing their attendance records. Om marries Ayesha (Mahima Chaudhry), a lively and strong-willed MTV VJ who pranks him on national television. Despite a rocky start, they fall deeply in love and have a child. Meanwhile, Jai falls in love with Neetu (Urmila Matondkar), a wealthy and westernized NRI. Neetu's mother (Lillete Dubey) doesn't object to Jai as a person, but resents his middle-class family and their decision to remain in India. Her more understanding husband (Raju Kher) supports Jai silently but firmly. After Jai graduates top of his class, Om and Saraswati urge him to return to India. However, Jai wants to stay in America, as he's offered a huge opportunity by an automobile company. But Om pleads with him to return, as he wants the brothers to stay together and needs his help with the growing financial burden. Jai reluctantly agrees, hoping to find work and marry Neetu. He is offered an 8-year contract but feels trapped by it and wants to head back to America, despite Om telling him to take it to help repay Shekhar's loan. Jai clashes with Om after urging him to sell their home as an alternative to pay their debts. Jai insists that Om is forcing the brothers to sacrifice their lives by clinging to outdated ideals and refusing to sell the house. Jagadish defends Om, reminding Jai that the house represents their father's dream and values, and that selling it would be a betrayal of everything he stood for. This confrontation marks the breaking point. Jai makes it clear he loves and respects Om but needs to go back to America to fulfill his dream. He returns to America, leaving Om emotionally devastated. After Jai's departure, Om - drowning in debt - approaches Tanya (Sheeba Chadha), the real estate agent who had once offered to buy the house. To his shock, Tanya reveals that she already owns the property. Her fiance, Shekhar, has legally seized the house under a clause in the loan agreement that Om had overlooked. Om had trusted Shekhar blindly, never expecting betrayal. Now, he and his family are evicted from the home Om protected for decades. Om is shattered - not just by losing the house, but by the fact that the friend he trusted most has exploited him. Shekhar, for his part, is also deeply hurt by Om's reaction. He reminds Om that when he gave him money, Om praised him, but now resents him for expecting repayment. He accuses Om of romanticizing morality while ignoring real-world responsibility, and despises his middle-class mentality. Meanwhile, Jagadish faces his own downfall. Manipulated by selfish college friends, he hacks into the university's system to retrieve exam papers. When one of the boys is caught, he betrays Jagadish to save himself. The scandal leads to Jagadish's expulsion and public disgrace. Om, already on the edge, breaks down and asks Jagadish to leave the house, further fracturing the family. Om, Ayesha, their five-year-old son, and Saraswati move into a small flat. The loss of the house is especially painful for Saraswati, who had longed to spend her final years surrounded by the memories of her late husband. With his standing in the music industry destroyed, Om seeks help in the music world. He turns to Ram Prasad (RP) - a former lift man Om once discovered and transformed into a musical sensation. But RP, now arrogant with success, refuses to help. Desperate, Om reaches out to KK, a disgraced singer whom he had replaced with RP for plagiarizing other artists' work. Despite their history, KK agrees to join Om, seeing his sincerity and broken spirit. Om also meets a notorious video pirate who used to illegally copy music videos, named Rahman. Touched by Om's decency - even in defeat - Rahman reforms and joins Om's new venture as an executive. Together, the three form a new music label named Saraswati. Built on second chances and raw talent, the label slowly rises. KK stages a massive comeback, and artists begin leaving Shekhar's label to join Om's. Infuriated, Shekhar publicly mocks Om for having "failed brothers" - one who fled abroad, and another expelled in disgrace. Om, pushed too far, slaps Shekhar in anger. In retaliation, Shekhar vows not to redevelop the house but to auction it off - just to humiliate Om. Back in America, Jai builds and sells his dream car for $2 million. During this time, Neetu sees Jai's quiet strength and unwavering integrity, and realizes her own selfishness. With her father's encouragement - who finally stands up to his wife - she reconciles with Jai. They return to India - Neetu transformed, grounded, and ready to embrace the family. Jagadish, now working as a pizza delivery boy in Bangalore thanks to a friend who supports him and takes him in, happens to deliver food to Mr. Pillai, the CEO of a major tech firm. When Pillai's company is hacked, Jagadish offers a solution: an anti-hacking program he has been developing on his own. Pillai is impressed and agrees to buy it. As the ancestral home goes up for public auction, Om arrives with all the money he's saved. Jai joins him, contributing his share. They place their bid - but a mysterious higher bidder outbids them. Defeated and heartbroken, they prepare to walk away. But just then, Jagadish walks in, poised and confident. The three brothers embrace, reunited at last. The winning bidder steps forward - and reveals he was representing Mr. Pillai. As it turns out, Jagadish sold his anti-hacking program to Pillai on one condition: the price of the software would be the exact amount needed to reclaim the family home. Overwhelmed, Saraswati watches her sons standing together once more. Her dream is fulfilled - not through money, but through unity, sacrifice, and love Shekhar, present at the auction, watches in silence. For the first time, he concedes defeat without resentment. He turns to Tanya and tells her gently, "I love you." He accepts that Om was right all along: the power of love is stronger than the power of money. The Batras return to their ancestral home - restored, reunited, and renewed. Not just as individuals, but as a family.

After a betrayal, Karim is jailed while Don, released for surgery, abducts Anwar's son. Years later, a report on the now adult Allah Rakha's friend Rani exposes dark secrets. Karim Khan is employed as driver for a gangster named Don, who has an accident with his car, and asks Karim to take the blame for it for a hefty sum of cash, which Karim does so, and is imprisoned. But Don does not fulfill his promise, and as a result, Karim's wife, Razia, and new-born son are left destitute. Razia complains to Police Inspector Anwar, who arrests Don and holds him in prison, pending his trial in court. When Anwar finds out that his new-born son, Iqbal, is in need of a pace-maker, which he is unable to afford, he makes a compromise with Don, who lets him have one. Iqbal undergoes surgery and a pace-maker number 786, considered lucky in Islamic faith, is attached to his tiny heart. But Don and a prostitute by the name of Banoo have other plans for Anwar, which they carry out successfully, and abduct young Iqbal, who ends up growing on the streets as an orphan named Allah Rakha. Several years later, Allah Rakha has grown up, and is friendly with a prostitute named Rani, who happens to be the daughter of Banoo. When News-reporter decides to do TV report on Rani's life, she does not realize that she has opened up a Pandora's box, that will bring the past back to life, and expose her life to danger, deceit, and possible death. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com) Karim Khan is employed as a chauffeur by notorious gangster, Don and his colleagues Goga and R.S. Khera. When Don is involved in a vehicle accident he asks Karim to take the blame in lieu of huge sums of cash which Karim does thus he is imprisoned. Unfortunately Don does not keep up with his promise and as a result Karim's wife, Razia and son are left destitute which forces Razia to approach Don instead Don attempts to rape her when she resists her son is killed. Fortunately Inspector Anwar comes to her assistance and manages to arrest Don and placed him in a cell pending trial in a court of law. Meanwhile Inspector Anwar find out that his son, Iqbal needs a pace-maker to survive which only Don can provide so he decides to let go of Don in lieu of the pace-maker but Don is not satisfy with this and wants to extract further revenge from Anwar by hiring a prostitute, Banoo to ensnare Anwar which she does resulting in Anwar getting separated from his wife, advocate Salma and son, Iqbal. On the run from Don's men, Salma meets with an accident and loses her eye sight; Iqbal then gets into the hands of Razia but he remains temporary with her only to end up in the now release Karim Khan's hand who takes him as his son, closes in on Don killing him, hand over his son to Salma and then return to prison. Years later the boy grows up with Salma and is called 'Allah-Rakha" who is fascinated by a prostitute, Rani who also happens to be the daughter of Banoo. Unfortunately Allah Rakha gets framed in a trump up case and is remanded to prison. Karim Khan's past will come to catch up with him when he meets Allah Rakha in prison who wants to settle scores with the remaining of Don's gang namely Khera, Goga and the son of Don who is the look-alike of Allah Rakha. —gavin (racktoo@hotmail.com) Of Muslim origin Allah Rakha lives a poor life-style with his blind mother, Advocate Salma Anwar. One day when he attempts to save a prostitute, named Rani, from some goons he gets arrested by inspector Jaffar Anwar. He is held in a cell, but is soon released on bail as ordered by the court. He meets TV reporter, Julie Khera and is attracted to her, but soon he finds himself convicted for creating TV bombs. He is subsequently imprisoned, and while in custody he gets to meet his long-lost father, Karim Khan. His father helps him to escape from jail only to run into his duplicate who calls himself Don. Don wants him dead or alive. —raj (krazymonster@ymail.com)

Maharaja Sharminder Bhupathi of Avanti and his wife, the Rajmata, would like to see peace in the region, and would like their daughter, Alaknanda, to marry the prince of Gandharva, Aditya Vardhan. While in Gandharva, Aditya has plans of his own, for he loves a courtesan, Jaswanti, and would not dream of marrying anyone else, much to the disapproval of his brother, Ugrarao. Not to be outdone, Alaknanda loves a young warrior by the name of Vikram Singh. Acharya Abangdev of Avanti has plans of his own, which do not include Alaknanda, as he would like to take the region over and rule over it through Ugrarao. Then the unexpected happens, Aditya is reportedly killed by bandits, and Abangdev announces that Ugrarao be the next king, but at the very moment, Aditya shows up, is crowned the king, and makes sweeping changes to Avanti for the betterment of the people. His mother wants him to marry Alaknanda, but he chooses Chandana, and soon both get married. What Aditya does not know is that Chandana is really a beauty filled with venom that will kill anyone who loves her. Over at Gandharva, Alaknanda is crowned the Queen, but is not permitted to marry someone lower than her rank and status. In the background an embittered Abangdev schemes with Bhanu Pratap, and Ugrarao to escalate hostilities between the two kingdoms, which will lead to war, and thus lead him to rule both the kingdoms. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

A wealthy industrialist is murdered and the blame falls on a person who hails from a poor family. To prove his innocence, he must strive hard to prove and gather evidence that clears him of this crime. Rajeshwar belongs to a wealthy family, and is the only son of Dharamraj, who is an industrialist, and partners with Naglingam Reddy, Nagendra, and Dhanraj. Rajeshwar meets Bharati, who comes from a very poor family, and falls in love with her. Bharati's father is a schoolteacher, Vishnupratap, and has also to beg for food house to house to make ends meet. Bharati initially does not reciprocrate Rajeshwar's affection, but when she realizes that he really does love her, she too falls in love with him. Bharati's has a neighbor, Tilak, who is unemployed, and lives with his mother, Sharda, who works as a maidservant in a rich family's house. Tilak falls in love with the daughter, Rani, of this rich family. Both Rajeshwar and Tilak dislike each other. Then Dharamraj gets killed, and the evidence points towards Tilak. Tilak is arrested and unless he can gather evidence that clears him, he may face the death sentence. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

Zafar Khan is a wealthy businessman who can to any extent to marry Salma (Waheeda Rehman), who does not consent to the marriage because of Zafar`s underworld connections, and nor does her father. Soon, Zafar is arrested for various crimes and imprisoned for 10 years. On coming back, he sees that Salma is married to another man. After failing to convince Salma to divorce her husband, he sabotages the near-by dam and floods the area, killing Salma`s husband and separating her from her child Iqbal. Salma loses her memory to this shock and seeking opportunity, Zafar marries her. He also adopts a son from an orphanage and leaves him in the care of Salma. However, years later, he is confronted by the sufferer of his crimes, Iqbal (Amitabh Bachhan) and also does Sunny want to expose Zafar`s wrong-doings. From here on begins a tussle between truth and deception. The climax unfolds the verdict...

Dharam Murti is a much respected school master in Shaktinagar in India, where he lives with his young son, Ravi, daughter, Padma, and wife, Savitri. One day he witnesses a man being being killed at the hands of Sher Singh Bandookwala, the Zamindar. He reports this matter to the police and Sher is arrested and prosecuted. Sher uses all his financial might to convince the courts of his innocence, and is set free. Then a few days later, Dharam is found in a compromising position with a new lady school-teacher, Menaka, is summoned by the local Panchayat, and asked to leave Shaktinagar for 30 days. Dharam leaves and does not return, leaving his wife and children alone and destitute. Savitri toils hard to provide education for Ravi, and for this she scarifies everything she has owned, and sends Ravi to her brother`s place. Years later, Ravi is now an Engineer and returns home to Shaktinagar, is appalled to learn of his mom`s and sister`s destitute condition and vows to avenge this ...

Vikram Singh (Amjad Khan) is caught for possession of drugs but claims he was framed by a business associate named Rajan (Sujit Kumar). Vikram considers Amit (Amitabh), who is a lawyer, a loyal friend and thinks that Amit will get him out of jail. But Amit goes to court and produces witnesses against Vikram, whose drugs business has destroyed countless innocent lives. After release from prison, Vikram kills Rajan and frames his former lawyer Amit (Amitabh Bachchan) for the murder. Vikram asks Amit for help in settling his dispute with Rajan. when Amit gets to Rajan, they have a scuffle and Vikram takes advantage of the confusion and shoots Rajan. Amit is forced to go on the run with wife Janki. At the train station, Amit is forced to hide from the police while the train leaves with Janki inside. The train later derails and Amit thinks Janki is dead. Meanwhile his pregnant wife Janki (Waheeda Rehman) (who had survived the train crash) gives birth to twin sons Guru and Shankar (Both played by Amitabh Bachchan). Unfortunately, she becomes separated from one of her sons Guru when her son is stolen by a barren couple. With her husband on the run and one son missing, Janki is forced to raise Shankar on her own. Amit thinks his wife Janki is dead, so he tries to lead a normal life using the name Rana Ranveer and is living with his adopted daughter Manju (Parveen Babi). Many yrs ago, Amit had saved Manju from some kidnappers who had shot her father and since then they are together. But Janki is living in another city with Shankar who has become a police inspector. Shankar is also after the drug trade and is tracking smuggler Prem (Shakti Kapoor) who happens to be Vikram's son. Prem was using Manju as a courier and stops her after she had exited the airport with the drugs in her purse. But Shankar intervenes and beats Prem in hand-to-hand combat. Shankar arrests Manju as a drug smuggler. Janki arrives at the police station and bails out Manju, saying that she knows Manju is the daughter of rich and famous Rana Ranveer Singh, based in Nepal. Manju had come to Delhi to meet Janki, as Janki is a sculptor and Manju wants a bust of her late father. Manju starts dating Shankar. Guru had been brought up by a barren couple father (Mukri) and mother (Urmila Bhatt) and grows up to be a theatre actor. His foster parents want Guru to wed Rita (Zeenat Aman), who is the granddaughter of Rai Sahib (Ashok Kumar). Rita doesn't want to get married, but Rai Sahib is adamant that he will donate the entire wealth to orphanages, if Rita refuses to see prospective candidates. Rita agrees, but then proceeds to insult all grooms, including Guru. Rai Sahib is super upset. His doctor advises Rita to pretend that she has married for the sake of her grandfather. Rita finds that Guru is an actor and hires him. Rai sahib likes Guru's style and how he treats the entire world as his theatre. when Guru tries to get close to Rita, she kicks him out. Guru and Rai Sahib team up to make Rita realize that she really loves Guru and wants to marry him. Meanwhile Vikram now partners with Simon Sardar (Kader Khan). A famous necklace goes to auction and Ranveer Singh wants to buy it, as he remembers Janki wanted that necklace. But Vikram has his eyes on it and asks Simon to steal it. But to evade the police, Simon puts the necklace into a hollow statue of an art gallery. The next morning Manju buys the statue for Ranveer and gives it to Shankar, who is heading to Nepal to investigate the theft. At the airport, Shankar runs into Ranveer, and their packages get exchanged. Vikram abducts Shankar from the Kathmandu airport and finds that Shankar looks like Amit. But he can't find the statue or the necklace. Shankar manages to escape in a car, but Vikram chases him in a helicopter and Shankar's car falls off a cliff. Vikram finds Janki's photo in Shankar's luggage and realizes that Shankar is Amit's son. But Shankar survived. After checking at the airport, Simon and Vikram realize that Ranveer and Shankar's parcels got exchanged at the airport. Simon tries to infiltrate Ranveer's house and steal the necklace from the statue but is stung by a cobra. Next, Vikram sends Prem as Shankar to meet Ranveer (Vikram had found Manju's letter in which she said Shankar was going to meet Ranveer). Ranveer sees Janki's photo in Prem (As Shankar's) luggage and believes Prem is his son. Shankar reaches Ranveer and says he is investigating the theft of the necklace. He is astonished to see the statue in Ranveer's house. The discussion is sidelined when Shankar alleges that Ranveer is actually Amit who fled India 25 years ago after committing a murder. Ranveer asks Shankar to leave. Ranveer and Janki have a phone call and Janki also finds that Amit is alive and well in Nepal. Manju reaches home (to celebrate Shankar's Birthday) and finds that it is Prem, staying in her house posing as Shankar. Vikram arrives and abducts Amit, Manju and Janki (when she arrives in Nepal). Janki manages to escape and hides in a marriage function. The wedding is of Guru and Janki thinks it is Shankar. Guru's foster parents declare Janki as mad, but Rai Sahib's doctor is there, who was also Janki's doctor at her delivery. She confirms that Janki had twins and she gave one of the twins to Guru's foster dad as his foster mom had again given birth to a stillborn child. Guru goes to meet Ranveer/Amit and Shankar. But at the Haveli, he finds the cobra, who gives the necklace to Guru. Inside the Haveli, Guru and Shankar meet (Shankar had come to meet Manju and Janki). Guru tells the entire story to Shankar. Meanwhile Vikram's goons abduct Janki and Rita from the wedding. Shankar goes to Vikram and asks him to let Amit and Janki go to the Haveli and get the necklace. Vikram sees Prem with them. At the Haveli, Guru is dressed as Amit and goes back with Prem, leaving the real Amit and Janki safely behind. Vikram finds that the necklace is a fake and has already abducted Janki and Amit from the Haveli. Climax ensues. Nepal police arrives and arrests Vikram and his goons. Shankar keeps a drug injection away from Vikram and forces him to admit the truth that Vikram killed Rajan, and not Amit. The movie celebrated golden jubilee (3 shows) in South India and in rest of the India it celebrated silver jubilee (3 shows). When premiered in Sony TV in the year 2009, it earned highest TRP.

Dharam Kanta is an action film released in the year 1982. The film is directed by Sultan Ahmed and Shahid Khan, and produced under the banner of Sultaan Productions. The story revolves around a dacoit and his family, who is cursed by a child`s mother he kidnaps. The major star cast of the film is Raaj Kumar, Waheeda Rehman, Reena Roy, Amjad Khan, Jeetendra, and Rajesh Khanna.

About the movie A loyal village bumpkin finds a job at a swanky hotel in the city. When he realises that there`s a threat to his boss`s life, he does everything in his power to protect the man.

Vijay is the illicit son of a business tycoon named Raj Kumar and his first love, Shanti. Years after being abandoned by his father, he resurfaces to exact revenge on Raj Kumar and his family for the injustice his mother suffered at their hands.

Tale of a female nurse trying to maintain a balance between her professional life and her emotions who falls victim to the natural feeling of love and compassion when a person takes care of another person. Colonel Saab is also a doctor in a psychiatric hospital in India. His particular interest is in treating patients with a acute mania, which he describes is caused by the male child's longing for the unconditional love he gets from his mother, and after he separates from her, he searches for this love in other women, until he meets the one who he feels is capable of offering the same. But when that does not happen, the male child becomes cynical, full of hatred, and distrust and develops acute mania. His hospital nurse, Radha, had successfully treated one such patient by the name of Dev, and now they have another one by the name of Arun Choudhury. A reluctant Radha is asked to act as his caring mother-like nurse, to gain his trust, love him, and then make him ready to face everyday life. What Colonel Saab, Dev, and Arun do not realize what this is doing to Radha herself when she feels that she cannot act anymore and becomes more and more involved in her patients' lives, knowing fully well that she has to keep up a professional attitude, and that the patient is going to be discharged soon, and may not even remember the care, love and treatment he received from Radha. Radha has now to decide to carry on being a nurse, without being a woman, who is quite capable in falling in love with Dev, and again with Arun. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

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)

Sleepwalker Sita Raichand (Waheeda Rehman) is rescued by Ram (Manoj Kumar) while walking on a railway track. Shortly thereafter Guruji (David) and Mr. Raichand (Balraj Sahni), approach Ram's mom (Lalita Pawar) with a marriage proposal. Finding the proposal suitable both Ram and his mom agree, and as a result Ram and Sita are married. After the marriage, Sita displays very strange behaviour, like walking away during the night for long durations. This increases the suspicions of everyone in Ram's household. Ram subsequently finds out that there is a lot more to Sita's disappearance than sleepwalking, as Sita seems attracted to someone else from a previous birth. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

Ram Aur Shyam is the remake of Telugu film Ramudu Bheemudua, released in the year 1964. The story of is about a person who runs away from his house and lands up in a village where his identity is misunderstood.

Beautiful Meena lives a wealthy lifestyle along with her widowed dad, Thakur, in a small town in India. When her dad hires a new Manager, Rajesh, she and her friend, Taruna, decide to tease him and make him believe that both are in love with him. He finds out and pretends that he has fallen in love with both. As a result both women end up falling in love with him with the Thakur ready to permit Meena to wed with him. Acrimony sets in between Meena and Taruna when Meena makes it clear that she wants Rajesh for herself as well as reminds her that her marriage has been finalized with their Contractor, Lala Bhagatram, when Taruna was a child. Then Rajesh is assaulted by some men and his mother, Shanti, attends to look after him. It is her presence that will not only unleash a dark secret from their past, which included a murder, but also lead to another homicide. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

A taxi driver, Narsingh, attempts to reinvent his life by visiting his native place. Instead, he unwillingly gets involved in Sukhanram`s smuggling and human trafficking business.

Soumitra Chatterjee plays Narsingh, a taxi driver. Narsingh is a proud and hot-tempered Rajput with a passion for his car, a vintage 1930 Chrysler and his Rajput heritage. Being a descendent of a royal Rajput family, his self-esteem is reflected through his inability to accept insult and defeat, as a result of which he even takes part in a small race with his car. He does not want to be the one who falls behind and develops a strong hatred for women and mankind in general. As a result of reckless driving, while overtaking the car which carried the district inspector, his licence is taken from him. He is utterly destroyed by it, since the cab was his life after his wife had left him for good. Deeply affected by the insult and a feeling of rootlessness, he decides to go back to the land of rajput where his true rajput lineage will be respected. While on an aimless journey, Narasingh is picked up by Sukharam who is a local Marwari businessman with a record of smuggling and human trafficking. Sukharam (Charuprakash Ghosh) offers him a handsome fee to transport some goods which actually is opium. The realisation of the immoral trade puts Narshing in a compromising position, but he decides to join hands with Sukharam anyways. After all no one he saw was truly following the path of law and morality, not even his ideal and beloved Neeli (Ruma Guha Thakurta). Neeli runs away with the crippled lover of hers and Narasingh's deep distrust of women deepens. As a result, even after knowing that Gulabi is a victim of Sukharams trafficking he forces her to sleep with him without any emotional involvement. At this point he is almost on the verge of becoming the one he used to hate, the lawless ones who also fail to face the world. Gulabi (Waheeda Rehman), on the other hand is a melancholy, demonstrative and beautiful village widow. Gulabi is instinctively drawn to Narsingh. In spite of losing her dignity, she still looks at the bright side of life and has trust that Narshing is not immoral. She is attracted to him from the beginning and ready for a physical relationship, though not as a prostitute which Sukharam intended her to be at that time, but as a village girl. After he decides to join the gang of smugglers consisting of a legal deal and selling his car, he finds that all his friends that had been with him for so long, including Rama, and Neeli's brother, have abandoned him. He gets the money and social status he wanted but reduces himself to Mama Bhagne, a symbol of someone carrying the baggage of his own sin on his head, until he topples and is reduced to mere pebbles with no dignity. He changes, and rescues Gulabi just in time, before she was to be sold to the same lawyer who was a member of the smuggling racket he had thought of joining. The tension of the good and evil collapses and the old car makes another journey into nothingness but with a halo of light ahead of it, the light of love.

To wed his sweetheart, a man must try and prove himself to her eccentric paternal uncles. Bombay-based Sanjeev lives a wealthy lifestyle with his parents. He dramatically meets with wealthy Sushma Saxena and falls in love with her. He is quite displeased when he sees her a number of time - always in the company of a different male. The air is cleared when he finds that the men are her paternal uncles. He introduces her to his parents, and his father goes to meet the uncles in order to finalize the marriage - but they reject this alliance insisting that Sanjeev does not measure up to their standards in either religion, yoga, acting, and music. In order to wed her Sanjeev must now satisfy each and every uncle - not realizing that he does face competition from 'yoga expert' Shyam Dhawan, who has already convinced one uncle - and has yet to realize that even if does overcome all competition and does manage to convince each and every one of the uncles - how is he going to get approval from the other three disapproving uncle? and what will be their reaction when they find out he has been pulling wool over their eyes? —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

The film tells, in flashback, the story of Suresh Sinha (Guru Dutt), a famous film director and his relationship with an aspiring actress Shanti (Waheeda Rehman).

A popular director (Guru Dutt) recruits a new actress (Waheeda Rehman) to work for his Movie. The popularity of the movie spills over to the already strained relationship between the Director and his in-law leading to ban in his access to his own daughter (Baby Naaz). Due to the emotional turmoils, the director falls from the height, while the actress who is now the queen of industry tries to bring him back into world. It tells the story of their interlinked destinies in backdrop of the traditional Indian Values. Love, infatuation, society, cinema, promises and emotional depth that different relation brings out.

Vijay, a talented poet struggles to get his work published and faces constant rejection. Disheartened yet spirited, Vijay finds solace in Gulaboo, a kind-hearted young woman who works in a brothel; she helps him to get his work published and get the recognition he deserves.

Vijay, a talented but indigent poet, struggles for love and recognition in this selfish world. Vijay a poet whose work is not taken seriously by the publishers even his elder brothers dislike him for the same and want him to find a suitable job.Due to all this Vijay leaves his house and starts living alone where once he encounters a prostitute Gulabo murmuring his poem and follows her but she feels he is an impostor.But Gulabo soon realizes her mistake and meets him and both develop feeling for each other he comes across Ghosh a publisher who wants to publish his poems but in turn hires him as a servant.Vijay finds that his former lover Meena is married to Ghosh for financial security and when Ghosh finds about it he fires him from work.Vijay is again left jobless and no where a beggar whom Vijay gave his coat meets with a train accident and everyone believes he is dead.But Vijay is very much alive and tries to prove his identity but his sent to an asylum where his brothers and Ghosh refuse to identify him. —alex.mjacko@gmail.com Unemployed Vijay is the youngest in his family consisting of his widowed mom, and two brothers. His passion is poetry - frowned upon by his brothers - who want him to find gainful employment instead. Vijay's poems are quite radical in which he laments about the poor, the destitute, and the arrogance of the rich after the departure of the British from India. His efforts to get them published are in vain. He takes to drinking, gets in trouble with the law, is disowned by his brothers, ends up at a brothel and befriends a prostitute named Gulabo. Gulabo is sympathetic, listens to him as he pours his heart out, and decides to assist Vijay. Watch what happens when Gulabo approaches some of her affluent clientèle to assist Vijay and try and get his work published, without revealing that they are written by an alcoholic, disheveled, homeless man. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

The story revolves around a CID inspector who is handed over the case of an editor who is killed. During the investigation, he finds a lead towards a suspect. But due to a sudden twist, he falls in the trap of the suspect.