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The story of Linday, Daniela and Dariela unfolds across borders, along with their mothers and a sky full of planes that travel with the dreams of the three girls who never lose the ability to transmit hope to their families.

A documentary about the people living in the South Indies.

The story revolves around Prabha, a young carom board player who uses his talent only for gambling. Things change when he falls in love. Will he be able to win his love amidst the tough challenges?

Set between the last decade of the previous millennium and the turn of this one, the film weaves together two stories of courage and identity. One, played out under the harsh glare of the national spotlight by a maverick captain, Saurav Ganguly, and his defiant team. The other, deeply private, in an orthodox household in small town India. Where an equally defiant young girl, Tara, takes on social prejudices as she comes to terms with her own mind and body. Both stories have their principal characters fighting the demons of tradition, classism and orthodoxy. What brings the two narratives to a head is a single event: When Captain Sourav Ganguly pulls off his shirt and waves it bare-chested from the altar cricket - the balcony at Lords in London - to celebrate India's victory in the 2002 Natwest final against their erstwhile colonial rulers. A defiant celebratory act is suddenly elevated to an iconic image for a nation that finally shed its centuries of inferiority complex to stand proud and comfortable in its own bare skin. The film is a groundbreaking feature format- a fictional narrative woven with well-documented incidents from India's political, economic and sporting history at the turn of the millennium. Tara's violent inner struggle with her own sexual identity, portrayed through rich cultural symbolism, is an allegory for the larger social change sweeping through the nation. Elsewhere, on the world-stage, the unscripted drama of cricket and Sourav's unconventional methods unravels through iconic match footage and archival commentary, in front of cameras at press-conferences, and against the scrutiny of expert interviews.

MADHA is a Sanskrit term which means "insanity personified". MADHA is a female-centered psychological thriller that revolves around a small-time proofreader Nisha.

A nomadic gangster finds himself caught between good and evil in a fight for a place to call home. Starring Dhanush, Aishwarya Lekshmi and James Cosmo.

A cross-cultural romance and an intercultural friendship between Ram, Rosy and Anu goes through a roller coaster ride of love, laughter and misunderstandings.

Arbaaz Khan plays the role of the investigating officer in a murder case in which Manjari Fadnnis emerges as the prime suspect and is arrested. However, as events unfold, many possibilities and suspects come to the fore.

The line between truth and lies becomes murkier when 6 years past the tragic death of Geetanjali's husband, a child claims to be his reincarnation.

Semba and Vikram, two teenagers belonging to different strata of society, come together to help a friend in need. They courageously try to overcome many obstacles in their path with just one thing filling their hearts and souls - dance.

An anthology that tells the stories of four ordinary people belonging to different socioeconomic strata, who experience extreme anger due to their respective life situations.

This documentary follows the journey of a serial killer, Mohan Kumar, as narrated by a cop's involved in nabbing one of India's deadliest criminal.