Amit Mistry

Comic thriller about two people who miss the last local train and how missing the train changes the course of their lives forever.

Taxi-driver Rajkumar hopes to recover from kleptomania after falling for a female passenger, but things soon go sour between the two as she learns about his disorder. He invites more trouble into his life by stealing a bomb from a terrorist.

Zindagi Tere Naam is a 2012 Hindi-language Indian feature film directed by Ashu Trikha, starring Mithun Chakraborty and Ranjeeta in lead roles and the film is a matured love story. The film was completed in 2008, but released only in 2012 with limited prints. The film is based on the American Nicholas Sparks' novel The Notebook and the 2004 movie of the same name.

Two brothers Vibhooti and Chiraunji have fought their share of ghosts. However, a new case in a remote village forces them to rethink their own abilities and beliefs.

Priya, a young college girl faces hardships and challenges after she becomes pregnant before marriage.

Two unlucky delinquents stumble into a series of random misadventures when they attempt to collect a debt for their boss.

Bharat is the Indian common man and a part-time actor, and portrays the role of Hanuman, the monkey God, at the local Ramleela skit. His family consists of his wife, Nisha, ambitious for her husband, and would like him to be promoted from cashier to manager at the bank. Bharat, however, wants to be Ram, the protagonist in Ramleela. And then one day, Bharat’s table-fan gets stolen. Bharat then gets sucked into a system that worships corruption and dishonesty, and is forced to bribe his way through criminals and law keepers alike, just to get this table-fan back. What the system does not seem to realise, however, is that even somebody as common as Bharat can snap, and when he does, he can make life hell for a lot of people