Part-time ‘Hanuman’ at the local ‘Ramleela’, but full-time cashier at the bank – that’s Bharat, an ‘Aam Aadmi’. He resides in the heart of Bhopal, with Nisha, a school teacher and his loving and caring, but doubting wife, who is concerned more about her husband’s promotion from cashier to manager rather than his flying tricks onstage. Bharat’s father, Shivnarayan, an old-timer who values freedom and hopes to see his country corruption-free someday, completes the small and happy family. However, there’s also an uninvited houseguest in Bharat’s household; Amita, a young, beautiful girl who works at a call center and often likes to hitch a ride with Bharat on his scooter, when he is not busy dropping his wife to her school. Contrary to his wife’s wishes, Bharat’s sole ambition in life is to graduate from his role as ‘Hanuman’ to ‘Lord Ram’ someday. However, that puts him at loggerheads with Sattu Tripathi, younger brother to the local MLA and a bad actor playing ‘Lord Ram’, who is perpetually annoyed at being upstaged by ‘Hanuman’. His older brother, MLA Manku also has his share of problems with Bharat, who refuses to let out an extra room to him for his re-election campaign. Bharat’s happy little haven is disturbed rudely one day when the local ‘havaldaar’ Kushwaah comes knocking at his door, claiming to have caught a thief, Chunnu Farishta, who purportedly stole a fan from his house, a theft that Bharat has no idea about, though the local ‘panwala’, Bachhu Gulukand is a sworn witness. Virtually ordered to come to court, Bharat finds himself suddenly dealing with made-up testimonies, lazy judges, and crooked characters of all sorts, trapped in the system that plagues the country today. Out of nowhere, Bharat finds himself stuck in a hilariously vicious circle of corruption, having to bribe his way from cops to criminals, witnesses to lawyers, and even the judge, all in an effort to get out of the rut that is the Indian system. Along the way, this cashier-cum-Hanuman also finds his ideals again, learning to stand up for the rights of the common man and give a slap to the system, and becomes the subject of national news, exposing the thieves that line every lane here…!

Sonia (Yuki Ellias), a wealthy & wooly headed young woman is married to Atul Sinha (Chandan Roy Sanyal), who is driven entirely by money and ambition. Atul's mother, Sundari (Suhasini Mullay), has a fascination for violent video games and hand sanitizers, while his father, Ravi (Kallol Banerjee), loves poetry, wildlife and Sonia's tarot card reader (Sheeba Chaddha). Chhotu, the young 'house help' dreams of having a chain of massage parlours on the beaches of Goa, while 'Baby', the family dog, suffers from chronic depression and anorexia. When Atul is offered a chance to expand his defense and security business by Yuri (Leonid Kudryavtsev), a Russian-Israeli arms dealer, he sees the millions pouring in. There are of course wheels within wheels: Atul is fascinated by war yet personally suffers from 'missile failure' and needs the services of a sexologist (Shorab Ardeshir), who is accidentally a 'rock star' in his spare time. Yuri sells arms but his son Moshe is a 'peacenik' who has come from Gaza to Goa, where the 'grass' is greener. To close the deal, Atul needs Sonia to invest her money and the land she owns. But Sonia suddenly has other plans. She has in the meanwhile met John (Nicholas Brown- Kites fame), a bicycle riding, Aloe Vera drinking 'eco-warrior', who manufactures solar panels. When Sonia decides to invest all her money in John's project to manufacture 'molybdenum' solar panels, Atul and his mother become desperate. Murdering Sonia for her money is the only option. They make several attempts, one of which is 'outsourced', with some entirely unexpected and comical results. Finally, Sonia realizes what her husband is up to. It all culminates in a crazy climax of guns and coffins, high art and martinis. Murder or accident, husband or wife, who will have a happy ending? LYTD - an outrageous comedy in 'Hinglish', about love that does not exist, therapy that does not work and three murders waiting to happen...

Staying Alive is based on a true story of a journalist Aditya (Anant Mahadevan) whose third heart attack sends him to the intensive cardiac care at a hospital. On the neighboring bed is an underworld kingpin, Shaukat Ali (Saurabh Shukla) whose love of kebabs has led him to his first heart attack. The “seasoned” Aditya scoffs at death whereas newcomer to-heart-ailments Shaukat is petrified. The two unlikely hospital inmates strike a love-hate relationship with Aditya relaying a few truths about life to Shaukat. Shaukat appreciates the joy of staying alive even in a life deprived of kebabs. All along, the two wives are drawn together by the life threatening state of their respective spouses. On being discharged, Shaukat has a change of heart. He reforms, seeking a decent life. The climax of the film deals with life as it unfolds for a man from the wrong side of the law trying to set things right…will he or wont he succeed? This black comedy is all about being grateful at the joy of just Staying Alive.

Three high school students make an incredible discovery, leading to them developing uncanny powers beyond their understanding. As they learn to control their abilities, and use them to their advantage, their lives start to spin out of control, and their darker sides begin to take over.

In this follow-up to the 2008 worldwide hit "Journey to the Center of the Earth," the new 3D family adventure "Journey 2: The Mysterious Island" begins when 17-year-old Sean Anderson (Josh Hutcherson receives a coded distress signal from a mysterious island where no island should exist. It's a place of strange life forms, mountains of gold, deadly volcanoes, and more than one astonishing secret. Unable to stop him from going, Sean's new stepfather, Hank (Dwayne Johnson), joins the quest. Together with a helicopter pilot (Luis Guzman) and his beautiful, strong-willed daughter (Vanessa Hudgens), they set out to find the island, rescue its lone inhabitant and escape before seismic shockwaves force the island under the sea and bury its treasures forever.

In the heart-pounding thriller “Man on a Ledge,” Nick Cassidy (Sam Worthington) makes a desperate and life-threatening move to prove his innocence after he is framed for the theft of a rare, prized diamond. Recently escaped from prison and with nowhere else to go, Nick climbs onto the ledge of a towering skyscraper, inviting the eyes of New York City to anxiously watch as one wrong step could mean plunging to his death. But as one police negotiator soon learns, Nick’s daredevil stunt, captivating the eyes of the public and media, masks a dangerous ploy to reveal the truth about his tarnished name.With the help of his brother and with time running out, Nick’s intricate plan must work perfectly, but when you’re on the 25th floor ledge of a building, going down takes on an entirely more hair-raising meaning.

The eventful story of "Yedyanchi Jatraa" takes place in a tiny hamlet-like village called 'Gadhavewadi' situated in the eastern region of Maharashtra called 'Viderbha'. The village 'Gadhavewadi' has bee divided in two sections on a hill called 'Upper Gadhavewadi' and 'Lower Gadhavewadi'. The erstwhile common temple of the village too has been therefore divided in two parts since villagers from both of these sections of a single village are in staunch enmity with each other. Even after having settled with all the dispute among themselves now the broil between the two sections of this village is focused over the marginal piece of land spread over both of these embittered sections of the village and it is owned by Harishchandra Bendke alias Harya (Bharat Jadhav). The villagers have therefore have converted this disputed piece of agricultural land into a common place of being used as a village toilet. Even after Harya's father has died after being tortured by this ongoing conflict, Harya is however being unnecessarily crushed in this melee. After reaching to a rational conclusion that 'this dispute won't ever be settled amicably', frustrated as he is Harya takes the decision to sell his land and migrate to the urban areas in search of suitable employment and search for livelihood. However, soon after the launching of a 'Village Sanitation and Cleanliness Program' in their village, the curiosity and interest of the villagers gets aroused causing a chain of funny happenings taking place in the village.

‘Snehitudu’ is the dubbed version of Nanban, a remake of Bollywood blockbuster Three Idiots, stars Vijay, Srikanth, Jiiva, Ileana D' Cruz, Sathyaraj in lead roles with Anuya Bhagawath and S J Suryah playing pivotal ones. Vijay plays an engineering college student, whose ideas are always out of the box. Jiiva and Srikanth play his close buddies in college.