Manoj Bakshi

Amidst dreams of making it big in the world of Bollywood, three teen boys are caught between a sexy teacher, a lecherous Principal and the love of their lives.

An educational film that seeks to raise awareness about caring for the elderly and how people should spend the last leg of their lives in happiness.

Set in modern day India, we see a juxtaposition play out between Delhi with its shining buildings and apparent cosmopolitan veneer that thinly veils an underbelly of crimes against women and corruption at all levels. And just 80 kilometers from Delhi, a small town that is stuck in a time warp. The plot revolves around Kajarya a woman in her early thirties who has a strange but important place in the village social structure along with the macabre reputation of murdering unwanted girl infants in the garb of religion. Meera is the rookie reporter who breezes into the village and exposes the story of Kajarya as a demonic baby killer. Meera gets her story on the front page of the newspaper and Kajarya goes to jail.

An actor rethinks his planned retirement after realising he is on the cusp of completing his 500th film.

A meeting with a struggling actress gives a mild-mannered filmmaker the idea to break away from his controlling brother and direct a feature of his own.

When the comatose grandmother of a family suddenly wakes up, the parents bickering over divorce are compelled to revive their marriage, and the family is compelled to recreate the late 1980s as the matron cannot be shocked into the current world.