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This is a story of KHUSHI who lives in in Mumbai, working as a ‘High Profile Call Girl’ but with the dreams of becoming a HEROINE one day, and the people that are around her. Overtime is based on a realistic view of life. It takes you inside the lives of these people and through the film we discover that how some un-expected turns jumble the lives of our characters and leads them to their respective destiny. From corrupt politician Aatre (Satish Kaushik), to big time builder Huda (Yashpal Sharma) , his ambitious sectretery Liza ( Aarzoo Govitrikar), womanizer architect Rajeev (Zaakir Hussain), to film co-rdinator Shankar (Vijay Raj)…….In the middle of all this is our lead KHUSHI(swati sharma),who is holding on to her dream of bieng a Heroine…she struggles to keep her hope alive against all odds…
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MLA – An Inside Intruder is placed in a village called Bhaglipur in Madhya Pradesh, where one Industrialist from the same village is trying to generate employment by starting a Milk Factory for his people. To encash on the industrialist’s goodwill with locals the sitting MLA of the district befriends him. What emerges in the end is the political betrayal towards the common man.
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Mr.Bhatti on Chutti is a story based in 2005-06, the times of military aggression and war in Iraq and Afghanistan. Set in this time is our central character of Mr Bhatti (Anupam Kher) a bank clerk, a lovable yet lonely nerd. Mr Bhatti dares to do what we prefer to discuss with our morning cuppa and forget soon after.
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Sometimes you have to believe the unbelievable… Bloody D is a bold cinematic attempt, creating a different dimension to the regular horror and psycho thriller cinema. It is the first gory Indian movie ever attempted, leaving behind the out dated concepts of ghost, black magic and cannibalism… Bloody D is basically a film where blood is used as the key element to create fear and play games with the minds of our central characters… The film never fails to shock the viewers and they start believing the unbelievable… Not disclosing anything about the story or our central characters. Bloody D is a treat for cinema goers with an appetite for real bloody cinema. ‘If death was the only question, then escaping the question was the only answer’.
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Set in Goa, ‘Love, Wrinkle Free’ is a story about Savio, a 38 year old Senior Area Sales manager who works in an inner wear company. Savio’s mundane life is thrown out of gear with the unplanned pregnancy of his 46 year old religious wife Annie. Complicating matters further is how their adopted teenage daughter Ruth (with Asian/North East Indian features), reacts to this pregnancy, and a chance meeting Savio has with a sensual traveling photographer Natalie, who wants him to do something ‘unique’ for her. At its heart, ‘Love Wrinkle Free’ is an off-beat, light-hearted story about love going beyond cosmetic barriers – a universal theme that finds resonance across the world.
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JANNAT 2 is watchable only because of Randeep Hooda and the action which is top class…
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The film has its novelty in the way it begins and moves on to second, third and fourth gear…
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It is the story of three friends and is based in the city of Ahmedabad. The plot sees a young boy in Ahmedabad named Govind dream of starting a business. To accommodate his friends Ishaan (the central character) and Omi’s passion, cricket, they open a cricket goods and training shop.
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Love Recipe as the name would suggest is a fun-filled film. Its about a D.J. Rahul Kher who is in love with Tia, a bubbly girl who happens to be the daughter of retired I.G. of police Pratap Singh who post retirement has suddenly decided to become Hindustani in every sense of the word. He has suddenly shifted from his starched uniform to traditional kurta pyjamas, does not like the use of English words in conversation. So D.J Rahul does not fit into this profile, the film is fun filled as Rahul’s effort to woo Tia’s father to approve their relationship & how he becomes the Real Hindustani in her dad’s eyes. All ends well and Pratap Singh ultimately agrees Hindustaniyat is not about clothes and language after all. The heart has to be Hindustani
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Peddlers deals with one’s inability to accept love in life. A strange psyche that enables them to self-sabotage any such occurrence which may lead to care, comfort, tenderness and togetherness. An issue dealt with in many film noirs and pulp crime literature in various perspectives. The film is set in Mumbai following the parallel lives of an intelligence officer at the Narcotics Control Bureau who will go to any extent to live a lie, he has intimacy issues because of his physical condition but yet he wants to be known as a playboy in spite of his issues, in love with his married neighbour but…
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