Known for Acting
Jija is on a unique mission-to send a letter addressed to "Mukkam Post Devach Ghar" (God`s Home). Her journey, filled with humorous twists, emotional moments, and heartfelt connections, brings her family and the community together in unexpected ways.
Revolves around the hilarious investigation about the disappearance of a young and famous Marathi service officer.
Jaggu and Juliet is a contemporary, fun filled laugh riot that revolves around people, love, travel, fun and discovering a soul mate.
This movie is a brutal look at coming of age in a city whose citizens have been famished by brutality and sin for centuries. It is said that the night sky of Mumbai has been forever haunted - hiding the beautiful twinkling stars by the curse of countless lives lost in a ruthlessly expanding city. The film, soaked in the fog of these ancestors, explores what it takes to grow up in a deprived community, looking to satiate the hunger of one's soul. Enacted by two young souls, The film is a director's masterpiece.
Pandu and Mhadu are small-time stand-up comedians in small village of Maharashtra who catch the eye of powerful politician Babasaheb Pathare who has always been the target of rival parties. Babasaheb gets inspired by Pandu and Mhadu's performance as they are in need of job he offers them job in Mumbai police force after their parts as cops in the skit. They both clear their training and join the police force as Pandu Hawaldar and Mhadu Hawaldar where Mhadu becomes a corrupt cop taking bribes from people. But Pandu is an honest cop and gets famous after he arrests back-to-back criminals. Pandu meets Usha Keliwali a beautiful woman and both get married with blessings of their family and Babasaheb. But things don't seem to be how it looks as whatever is happening in Pandu's life has been pre-planned by someone who wants to eliminate Babasaheb by making Pandu a scapegoat as he is his trusted aide.
Raghu is an assistant to film director Ajwani and lusts behind women.His uncle Bahu Mama arranges his marriage to Phulwa a childish village girl who doesn't know the meaning of marriage and wants to get rid of her.Raghu comes across a sexy village belly Savita who wants to be an actress.He takes her advantage and exploits her promising role in films. Raghu takes Savita to Mumbai to work in films where she faces the true identify of glamour world where he is been exploited my many on pretext of work.
An IT professional, Aakash, who leads a near perfect life, and Ananya, an actress, who leads a rather messy, imperfect yet classy life, face turbulent times post marriage as their careers take a drastic positive turn.
Sr Inspector Maruti Nagargoje is investigating a murder case which took place in the house of a couple.Who claim that they weren't in the house when the incident happened.Maruti has a different way of working as he doesn't consider statement given to police on crime scene as valuable and conducts his own interrogation with suspects.
Its'a political journey of Malhar Shinde.
7 Roshan Vila is a suspense thriller and a revenge story. Tejswini the daughter of a rich Pharmaceutical company’s owner, who marries Prasad, a middle class individual who becomes the “Gharjavai” and later on acquires his father-in-law’s company. Tejaswini frequently hallucinates and is on medicines. In between all of this Prasad is pushing her to mental breakdown by constantly telling her that she is not mentally unstable. He also has an affair forming a love triangle. The story takes a new turn when Twjaswini starts forming ideas for Revenge on Prasad leading to attempted murders.
The current competitive lifecycle invited many stressful moments. The younger generation is looking towards spiritual way to find peace and calmness. Corporates are mining for profits by commercializing faith of such people. Swami Public Ltd. speaks about this issue.
Rahul mistakes Nisha, a pickpocket, to be Gauri, the girl his mother wanted him to meet. Meanwhile, two police officers wait at a bank to catch a crook, instead they run into five small-time robbers.
