Kumud Mishra

Coaches, mentors and friends inspire young MS Dhoni to become a master cricketer and captain of Team India.

An Anglo-Indian woman works in a seedy Mumbai massage parlour while trying to find her long-lost father.

Thappad is a story of Amrita whose seemingly perfect life is shattered when her husband slaps her once in a party. But is one slap enough to question what a relationship stands for?

Inspired by real events, Tiger Zinda Hai is a sequel to the blockbuster Ek Tha Tiger, and an espionage action drama that follows a daring rescue mission in Iraq. When a group of Indian and Pakistani nurses are held hostage in Iraq by the militant Abu Usman, Indian intelligence (RAW) tracks down the reclusive agent Tiger 8 years after he fled with former Pakistani intelligence (ISI) agent Zoya. Joining forces in the name of humanity, Tiger and Zoya lead a team of RAW and ISI agents to covertly enter the hospital where the nurses are trapped, and get the nurses to safety before an American airstrike blows up the hospital. Tiger Zinda Hai is an all-out entertainer with gritty action, music and drama.

First love in anyone's life holds a special place especially if the memory is filled with the vibrant musings of the city that you grew up in. Benaras holds a special place in Kundan's heart, because not only did he grow up as a typical, god fearing, shiv bhakt-Pandit but also because it was the city that gave him Zoya. Quiet and beautiful with mischievous eyes, Zoya was the girl of his dreams

A murder, a confession by a naval officer to have killed the person for having an affair with his wife, and a court case surrounding the same. But as the case unfolds, multi-layered facts surface. Will the real intention behind the murder be revealed?

Tiger (Salman Khan) is informed about a new military group that is planning something beyond all imagination, headed by a deeply motivated Aatish Rehman (Emraan Hashmi), who has a history of his own with Tiger and a personal vendetta to settle. Tiger & Zoya (Katrina Kaif), along with their compatriots, must overcome some arms dealers, assassins and the immensely calculative Aatish.

Two ordinary men, from two different religion, are separately trained to become terrorists in Bangistan. Both their mentors encourage them to suicide-bomb the International Peace Conference. What follows thereafter is a chain of ridiculous events that finally sends across a universally positive message that all religions are the same.

The leader of a political party is obsessed with a rising Bollywood star.