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.

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.

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?

Three young men take a holiday that changes their lives forever. Kabir (Abhay Deol) meets Natasha, and six months later they are engaged. He wants to go on an extended bachelor party—a three-week-long road trip with Imraan (Farhan Akhtar) and Arjun (Hrithik Roshan), his two best friends since school. The only problem is Arjun is too tied up with work. After much emotional blackmail and cajoling, the boys set off on a journey they were meant to take four years ago—a fantasy holiday they had planned to take after college but never happened; a road trip where each one gets to do the ultimate sport of his choice and the other two have to do it with him whether they want to or not! Kabir, Imraan and Arjun meet up in Barcelona and set off on an adventure that will not only make them iron out their differences, but also face their fears, alter their perceptions, unravel their fabric, force them to break out of the box and teach them to seize the day, in other words—a holiday that will change their lives forever.

A trio of intelligent musketeers, Sunny (Jimmy Shiergill), Tittli (Binnu Dhillon) and ShortGun (Rana Ranbir) who are inimitable in their job as recovery agents, accidentally arrogate Simmi's (Neha Dhupia) scooty. Comprehending the error, Sunny takes up the responsibility of correcting it by returning Simmi her scooty and in the process falls in love with her. Sunny is the tough Punjabi guy who always has to have his own way and cannot take no for an answer, on the other hand Simmi cannot give in easily. She has her own ways for leading life and fancies filmy tricks to consummate quarrels. The twist in the tail comes when Sunny meets Vimmi (Neha Dhupia) and she tries to shoo him away from Simmi. Now the three take the challenge of setting up Sunny and Simmi together as a couple and hence commence the love-hate story.

The father-son duo of Dharam and Gajodhar (Dharmendra and Bobby Deol) are the biggest con men in Banaras. Their happy-go-lucky existence involves drinking and pulling off hilarious cons on unsuspecting people. The only hitch in their perfect albeit notorious life arrives in the form of Paramveer (Sunny Deol.) A brawny and honest NRI from Vancover, Paramveer lands in Banaras claiming to be Gajodhar's elder brother separated from him at childhood. The duo accepts Paramveer into their fold only to exploit his muscle power to serve their con games. Meanwhile, Gajodhar falls in love with Saheba (Kulraj Randhawa), a beautiful girl from Punjab. As their romance reaches its peak, her brothers arrive and forcibly take her away. Paramveer saves the day with a crazy plan to win the girl back for Gajodhar, which leads them to the rustic heartlands of Punjab. What follows is a rollercoaster ride showcasing the Great Indian Joint Family, eccentric relatives, marriage mayhem, and a classic case of mistaken identities!

Mili (Urmila Matondkar), a young actress, dreams of making it big on the silver screen. Her childhood friend Munna (Aamir Khan) encourages her to pursue her dreams. When a superstar Raj Kamal (Jackie Shroff) spots her on the beach, he asks the director to give her a role opposite him. Munna, meanwhile, comes to realize that he loves Mili but doesn't dare confess his love to her, as he is petrified that she might reject him. Raj Kamal finds her fascinating as she treats him as a friend rather than a star. On the day of the premiere, Munna decides to leave town...

Bol is Shoaib Mansoor's second dramatic breakthrough of revealing life with its complexities. After Khuda Kay Liye, that went on to win several international awards, Bol is another gripping story authored by him. It's a story that shows the realities of life very closely. The web of relationships within a family that barely makes ends meet. On top of the poverty, the father subscribes to a set of values many would relate to...Values that we inherit and tightly hold on to, values that embody contradictions, values that have not been questioned.

Bol is a roller coaster of emotions, yet carries subtleties that make your heartbeat stop. Based in the heart of Lahore, the story takes place in a house full of daughters, with vibrancy of life, yet restrictions on blooming. It questions the worth of a human being, may it be a woman or a person born with defect. It questions the authority of reproducing human beings into this world without taking responsibility of acknowledging their worth.

Bol takes you through a journey into the life of this family experiencing their troubles, sufferings, resolves and high points. As family members take decisions to solve their problems they step into deeper troubles. The complexity of their circumstances becomes a struggle of life and death.

Humaina Malick, after gaining popularity on the small screen in the recent years has been picked for the big screen for the first time. She plays a daughter who gets affected the most by the family tensions. She respects the norms she has been given by her parents, yet is compelled by her intuitive logic and sense for justice.

Atif Aslam plays an enlightened neighbor, and with his two loves, one for music and the other for the next-door beauty, Mahira Khan, adds romance and melody to the film.

Iman Ali will be seen in a very different role than her usual appearances. Courtesan who is ambivalent between the standards of success her family considers so important and the desires of her own heart.

Lucknow - the city where she lived and returned to die. Very early in life, Monica had learned that there are only two categories of people: the exploiter and the exploited.

But Monica was not ready to toe the line. She was prepared to barter.

She married Raj Jaitley for love, cajoled Aseem Ray for position and seduced Pamela Garewal for power. She surrendered to Chandrakant Pandit for all this and more.

Ambition is often seen as a boon in men, but in a woman; it's a bane. Is that justified?

Did Monica get what she deserved or was she shortchanged?

Manav Mehta is a successful industrialist. His business is taking him places but his personal life is a little shaken. His parents leave his house because he is discourteous, unsympathetic and curt, so they move to Pune to start a new life in an old age home.

On his way to work his car breaks down, a mechanic approaches him and offers to fix the car. Not knowing what to do, he visits the Siddhivinayak temple nearby. As he enters, all his childhood memories of visiting the temple with his parents come back to him. When the temple priest recognizes him, he tells him how he was born after his parent’s prayers. At this time Manav’s heart melts and he sincerely prays for the lord’s blessings upon him.

The miracles of Siddhivinayak start unfolding in his life when all his employees co-operate and things get better. The film ends on a happy note where Shree Siddhivinayak’s power and blessings get Manav out of all the trouble and brings his family life back on track.

Aryan (Sohail Khan) was born to fight. He is the college champ and under the tough training of Coach Ranveer Singh (Puneet Issar), he dreams of winning the nationals. Life takes a turn and Aryan chooses to give up his dreams and marry his love, Neha (Sneha Ullal), instead. They have a kid and start living a common man's life. He takes up a job as a sports commentator, but life is never the same for him and he hits a low professionally, as well in his married life. One day, his ex-coach asks him to get back into the ring and Aryan decides to follow his dreams again, but he isn't the man he used to be. Will Aryan be able to achieve his dreams?

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.

Kishen Lal, a driver, working for a smuggler Robert, on the run from the police, leaves his three sons in a park. All of them are raised separately - the eldest becomes a Hindu police officer, the youngest becomes a Muslim tailor and the middle son becomes a Christian hooligan. Will they be united again?