I.S. Johar

Ram and Rahim are brave, strapping brothers who dedicate their lives to liberate Goa from the Portuguese, with occasional pauses for romance.

When a royal Indian family loses a war against the colonial British rulers, his twin daughters get separated from him. Many years later, he discovers that one of them has become a revolutionary.

A village healer's daughter (Mala Sinha) has more than one suitor.

A British Army Officer, Captain Scott, is sent to rescue a five-year-old Indian Prince and his American governess from a group of rebels.

A brutal man’s atrocities kill a young boy’s mother, and the boy is exiled from his village until he returns as a grown man, ready for revenge.

Years after being separated from his lover, a policeman crosses paths with her again and is saddened to hear that she is in an abusive relationship.

Two sons of a police inspector are into boxing. Their father is killed by a criminal. Years later one son goes on to become a CID officer who takes the identity of Johny, a petty thief and gets himself arrested. In jail he befriends a criminal who is his resource to find the main criminal.

After being financially abandoned by family, a couple manages to set up a successful business. But their newfound wealth ignites a brother's jealousy.

A writer is shunned by his family and community when he conducts an affair with a much younger woman who turns out to be the daughter of his ex-wife.