Writer : Shub (written by)
Release Date: 23 January 2009 (India)
Genre: Drama
It is a story about a theatre group comprising of talented and aspiring college and actors set out to have some fun. Somewhere along their journey, they realize that they want more. They want to touch the sky with their brilliance.
As in life, through their insecurities, anxieties, and dilemmas they find that friendship and dedication leads them to near heights, beyond the darkness that temporarily blinds each of them.
Writers : Irshad Kamil (lyrics) | K. Rajeshwar (story)
Release Date: 6 November 2009 (India)
Genre: Action | Comedy | Crime | Drama | Romance
Plot : A statue in a town’s square narrates to a journalist the story of 9th standard-failed, unemployed, trouble-maker and stutterer Premshankar Sharma…
Fate intervenes and Dheeraj does not show up in the Marriage Registrar’s Office. Dejected Megha is forced to rely on Ankush’s generosity. Ankush helps Megha by getting her a job at a local old age home so that she has the security of a roof over her head. As time passes Megha begins to realize her potential as an educated girl who had earlier dedicated her life to her boyfriend and that relationship, thinking that there was nothing more to her. She realizes that she was wrong, and finally there comes a when she tells Ankush that she is glad Dheeraj stood her up at the Marriage Bureau. Else, she would have never known who she really was.
Govardhan gets really troubled when Dolly’s ex-boyfriend Diesel (Sohail Khan) shows up and threatens Govardhan that, when he finds out who Dolly’s boyfriend is, Diesel will beat him up. Meanwhile, Kiran has a detective follow Dolly and Govardhan. The twist in the story comes when Kiran tells Raj that she is going to Puna to meet her mom, when she’s actually making a plan with the detective to catch Dolly and Raj red-handed. As soon as Kiran leaves, Raj calls and books the presidential suite at a hotel for Dolly and him, just like Kiran expected. While Dolly and Raj are enjoying themselves, Kiran’s detective starts his job. But he gets crushed by the window as he is trying to climb into Raj and Dolly’s room. When Raj and Dolly notice, they call Govardhan to help get rid of the body because they think he is dead. Just as Govardhan shows up, so does Dolly’s ex, Diesel. While trying to get rid of the body, Raj’s ex-cook, Mangu, shows up (he is now working at the hotel).
For help, Daksh turns to his butler, John Uncle (Anupam Kher). John Uncle likes Daksh to end up with Jiah very much, however, John is very ill and finally gets transmitted to hospital. The engagement party for Daksh and Anhaita is taking place and John Uncle manages to convince Jia to go to the party.
Daksh and Jiah dance, and meanwhile, John Uncle is dying at the hospital. Daksh decides to honour John Uncle's memory and goes to propose to Jiah - she accepts and after a final clash with the family, Daksh is allowed to marry her and they live happily ever after.
Soon the three men come across three beauties Madhuri (Riya Sen), Rekha (Aarti Chhabria) and Dimple (Sophie Choudry). It is not long before they are tempted by them. However unfortunately for them Lucky Bhai (Sanjay Dutt) is out to make hell for them and expose them to their unassuming wives.
On the way from Austria to an intended holiday in Singapore, Sonia (Aishwarya Rai) and her nanny stop off in Mumbai. When their connecting flight is delayed Sonia decides instead to travel to Malaga (which is implied to be near Goa), the birthplace of her mother, who died when Sonia was very young. Sonia has been brought up by her father (the Austrian Ambassador) since her mother mysteriously abandoned the family to return to Malaga. Although Sonia knows her father will be very angry with her – he hates India and Indians due to his wife leaving him – Sonia wants to see her mother’s grave for the first time. She convinces her father to let her stay in Malaga for a few days in order to fulfil her wish.
Upon arrival in Malaga, Sonia meets Tony and hires him to show her the area and to help her find her mother’s grave. As Sonia and Tony see the sights of Goa and find her mother’s grave, Tony begins to fall in love with Sonia and it appears Sonia is very fond of him. Unbeknownst to Tony, his childhood friend Neena (Namrata Shirodkar) is in love with him and she does not take kindly to him spending all his time with Sonia.
As the investigations go on, the audience finds out that Karan was Pooja’ ex-boyfriend. Karan was dashing and good-looking, but had one flaw- He was obsessive of Pooja. Karan’s flaw caused Pooja to hate him and silently, break-up with him by marrying a handome, wealthy man, Rahul, who fell in love with her ever since he saw her dance to the song, ‘Zindagi ko Savar De Maula’. Pooja loves her husband very much and flashbacks are shown with a happy marriage which gets shattered with the accident of Rahul and Pooja, causing Rahul to become blind.
Forced to work in his father’s steel factory and study engineering against his wishes, he tries to forge his own life out of his given circumstances and pursue his dream of being a writer.
Gordon rescues a young widow, Jwala (Ameesha Patel), from committing Sati (the act of following her deceased husband on to the funeral pyre). Afterwards, he falls in love with her. Meanwhile, Heera (Rani Mukerji) has been sold into prostitution, to work for Lol Bibi (Kirron Kher). There is a spark of attraction between her and Pandey and a liaison follows.
Gordon and Pandey’s friendship is challenged following the introduction of a new rifle, the Enfield rifled musket. In reality as in the film, rumors began to spread among the sepoys that the paper cartridges that held the powder and ball for the rifle were greased with either pig fat or beef tallow. Since the process of loading the cartridge required the soldier to bite the cartridge open to pour in the loose powder, the soldiers believed that the process would require them to consume pork or beef – an act abhorrent concept to Muslim and Hindu soldiers, respectively, for religious reasons.[2]
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