Happy Husbands is a fantastic movie about husbands, their philosophy towards life and what they go through on a personal level after they are married. It's not a slapstick comedy but a slice of life, light comedy. Some husbands love their wives, some husbands love their lives, but Happy Husbands love both their lives and their wives. The treatment of the movie is unique and interesting. Both men and women of all ages everywhere will easily relate to the movie.

Shuttlecock Boys revolves around the lives, successes and failures of four friends who hail from lower-middle-class backgrounds in Delhi. Should we accept what life offers to us on a platter? Or should we try to chase our dreams taking the path less taken, that’s the question our protagonists Gaurav, Manav, Pankaj and Loveleen seek to answer, as they decide to embark upon an eventful journey that will change the course of their lives and careers forever. The one thing that unites these four friends is their common love for badminton. Every evening they meet for a couple of games in their neighborhood joking about their lives and pulling each-other’s legs. This part of the day is the most pleasant part of their otherwise dreary lives. While playing badminton one such night, they decide to do something on their own. This very attempt becomes their lifeline putting them on a litmus test of determination, courage, luck and spirit of friendship.

Nandini (Aishwarya Rai) the daughter of a classical singer Pandit Darbar (Vikram Gokhale) loves his student, Sameer (Salman Khan). However, Vanraj (Ajay Devgan) sends his proposal to her father. Sameer and Nandini are caught romancing with each other and as a payment for teaching Sameer music, Darbar demands Sameer forget Nandita. After the marriage takes place, Vanraj comes to know about Nandinis love for Sameer. He decides to unite the lovers even in the face of ridicule by society and takes Nandini to Italy to search for Sameer. They find Sameer...but Nandini is now torn between Vanraj, whom she has come to respect and Sameer, whom she loves.....

Sheetal Arya was a super mom-in-law, a super bhabhi, a super businesswoman and she could manage her family and her business, till she met Yash Khurana (Rishi Kapoor). He was the best dad, the best boss, the best friend, and the best tycoon, till he met Sheetal Arya (Dimple Kapadia). Their lives were never the same after that. Their families are worried and angry, but as for Sheetal and Yash, age is no bar.

College. Three of the most important years of your life. Three years of studies (at times) and sheer indulgence. Indulgence in all the little pleasures that a carefree life has to offer. But it isn't always about ragging, fuchacha parties, college fests, races, and churning out ways to whack some extra pocket money from your parents. It's sometimes hard, ugly, and complicated. More so, when you really need to get admission in the coolest college in town and you know you don't deserve it. And to top that, you get yourself involved in the most bizarre stations that could crack you into pieces before you could crack it.

Kyaa Super Kool Hain Hum is the sequel to the 2005 sleeper hit, Kyaa Kool Hai Hum. It revolves around two goofy friends, Adi and Sid. Adi is an aspiring actor who appears in shoddy ads, while Sid is a DJ who never gets the right opportunities. The story takes a hilarious turn which is filled with sexual innuendos and mayhem, when they venture on an adventurous trip to Goa to retrieve something invaluable. Watch their crazy antics and the strange people they encounter on their journey.

Suraj has everything any young man would kill for -- an MBA, a well-paid job and an offer from UK with a salary of 5,000 pounds. But Suraj is no ordinary boy! He has only one passion -- Cinema. His only dream is to be a film Producer-Director. He chooses passion over money and becomes a rebel. He produces a shocker to his family and friends, that he is quitting his job to follow his dream of film making. Being disowned by everyone and without any industry contacts, Suraj is left all alone to find his way in the big bad world of Bollywood. Suraj starts his career by putting posters alongside roads. He struggles as an assistant on the sets and has to face rejection from the industry, his friends, family and loved ones.

It's a story of two men competing for the hand of an heiress get drawn into love and into trying to save her from an evil criminal. Amar (Aamir Khan) and Prem (Salman Khan) are two daydreamers with a common aim: getting rich by marrying a rich heiress, Raveena Bajaj (Raveena Tandon), daughter of Ram Gopal Bajaj (Paresh Rawal). The guys run into each other on a bus and soon realize that they have a common goal. The duo fail at various attempts to woo the lady.

A photographer duo, Vinod and Sudhir start a studio only to find things going wrong from its launch. Their photographic assignments lead them to expose shady facts about the city's builders, municipal officers and others. The film exposes many evils through its hilarious style, which weaves into the film's narrative, slapstick comedy as well as epic episodes to incisive effect.

The squabbling Sharma family has a dubious reputation of having no cook last there, for more than a few months. Word spreads about this family and no person wants to be employed as a cook in this household ironically named Shanti Nivas. One day a young man named Raghu offers to work as a cook and he is hired. However they are in for a shock. What is it?

In uber cool South Mumbai, we follow the lifestyle and attitudes of Dino and Karishma. Both are young, restless and frolicking around the city while painting the town red.
Dino and Karishma realize they are made for each other after her family starts pressuring her to get hitched. Being the rulers of their destiny, they elope to forge a lifetime of love, fun and freedom.
But they are yet to learn that life isn't that simple. And sometimes the person you love the most... Can become your biggest problem.
LHDD follows a year in the young and passionate lives of Dino and Karishma, who go through friendship, disillusionment, shame, conflict and heartbreak until they realize true love.
But the question is - will they make the same mistake… Again?

Kesu has a record for flunking exams. He is kicked out of school. He assists his father on the truck. There is an explosive energy lurking behind every corner. Kesu watches the violence and corruption and negotiates it in his own quirky head-on manner. There is not much hope for a bright and prosperous future for Kesu.

Kesu falls in love with an American girl Sapna who has come to Bihar to research on Madhubani Paintings and to pursue her studies as she ventures into dangerous areas. The odds are heavily against Kesu - Sapna’s protective, rich upper caste uncle and his own temperamental father, and the social distance. But Kesu is irreversibly and irrevocably in love and is determined to find out what is love?

Aided by his friends, he tries to explore this romance and then when it seems to them that things might just click; Sapna’s American boyfriend comes visiting.

The story takes a twist as Sapna is kidnapped and Kesu and Sapna’s boyfriend go looking for her. But Kesu realizes the wisdom of the ancients - In love, the stream flows backward - the one who stakes all and loses is the winner - Jo Dooba So Paar. It's love in Bihar!

When her family following her rape disowns Preeti, she finds shelter with Avinash. However, the neighborhood is soon in an uproar over her, and wants her to leave immediately. The only solution is that Preeti marry Avinash. She agrees to do so, but to her dismay finds that Avinash has two children. And then the police arrest Preeti under the charge of prostitution, on a complaint filed by none other than Avinash’s dad.

Bhoothnath Returns takes Bhoothnath's story forward. As he returns to 'Bhoot World' he is greeted with taunts and condemnation from other ghosts for bringing disrepute to the ghost-community for getting bullied by a kid on Earth. Post the humiliation, Bhoothnath decides to redeem himself and come back to scare a bunch of kids. Bhoothnath's search for kids brings him to Akhrot, a slum kid who is also the only person who can see him. Together they agree to help each other and their friendship sees them get involved in a cause that is bigger than they had ever imagined. To move ahead they will need to take on one of the country's most powerful and corrupt politician Bhau. The Lok Sabha elections are nearing and Bhau's victory is a mere formality, or is it? In a world, where a common man is afraid of politics, will a common man's ghost overcome his fear to stand up for what's right and fight against injustice? Bhoothnath Returns is an entertaining tale of good against evil, weak against powerful, past against future.

Sudha Mishra (Dimple Kapadia), a 67 years old, divorced woman that leaves the responsibility for taking care of her house to Sumit (Sumit Suri), her niece's fiancee. The most important instruction given to Sumit was to "Feed The Fish & Water The Plants". His very acceptance into the family was dependent on this instruction. When she returns a month later to her Vasant Kunj house, everything seems to be in order till she opens the bedroom door and a woman wearing white, wailing loudly. To figure out how this witch woman ended up in her bedroom, a recap of the madcap events occur, beginning 30 days ago. We follow the story as the house changes hands from Sumit's fiancee to an eloping couple named Nirav (Anand Tiwari) and Gopa (Deepti Pujaari), to Ravi (Manu Rishi), a scoundrel property broker's hands as he seduces Gopa away from his unsuspecting friend Nirav. From Ravi, the house is taken over by a Haryanvi Jaat named Rajpal (Vishal Sharma) who turns out to be a cross dressing Kathak Dancer. Bizarrely the house then lands in to the hands of a tribal family from Mizoram. What transpired in those thirty days, does Sudha Mishra ever find out and what is the mystery of the witch woman are the questions that we are left with.