Indian cinema

On the eve of Radha and Shamu’s wedding, the loan taken to fund the ceremony becomes a burden that drives them into debt. Forced to surrender most of their harvest to moneylenders, they struggle to survive. Shamu keeps working the fields to support the family, but an accident crushes his arm, leaving him unable to work and deepening their hardship.

Suresh Sinha, a renowned film director, begins a professional and personal bond with an aspiring actress he casts in his film. As her career rises, his own life unravels when family conflicts deny him access to his daughter. Struggling with personal and professional loss, he falls from grace, while the actress, now a star, seeks to restore him to the world he helped shape.

Janardhan Jhakar seeks the emotional turmoil he believes will ignite his musical talent. His bond with Heer leads to heartbreak, pushing him from family conflict to renewed artistic drive. As he rises under the name Jordan and reunites with Heer abroad, their connection triggers consequences that fuel his transformation into a global performer.

Deewaar traces the divided lives of brothers Vijay and Ravi Verma after their unionist father Anand is disgraced and abandons the family. Raised by their mother in Bombay, Vijay is shaped by poverty and resentment, drifting from dock work into smuggling, while Ravi becomes a principled police officer. Their opposing paths collide when Ravi is assigned to arrest Vijay.

Depressed after his father’s death and being dumped by his glamorous girlfriend, Mumbai businessman Aditya Kashyap impulsively boards a train leaving the city. There he meets Geet Kaur Dhillon, an exuberant and talkative woman traveling home to Bhatinda, who pays for his ticket and unwittingly pulls him into a whirlwind journey. After missing trains, hitching rides, and visiting her lively family, Aditya becomes part of her plans — until Geet reveals she’s running away to reunite with her true love in Manali.