Celebrity Bluff

A sequel to very successful comedy Bulbule; which had released in 2013. This time featuring 12 brainy people fighting over how to fix a basic flaw in the Indian education system.

Steven is depressed because he's just been dumped by his boyfriend Derek. When Pam brings together a bunch of Steven's friends to cheer him up, things don't go exactly as planned.

In the park, 14-year-old Enid can escape her boring life. Upon becoming a babysitter for a boy named Josh, Enid introduces him to her secret world, but when they try to give the park dwellers a "special evening," their good deed backfires.

Hannah can't leave her house. She can't sleep, she can't write and she sure as hell can't call the cable company to fix the router that has been smashed. The main goal of the day is just to get through it, making desperately sure that she doesn't get taken over by the stories in her head, or by reminders of the past. Meanwhile, her brother Andrew arrives back in Los Angeles after three years of absolute radio silence. Instead of calling Hannah to pick him up - or even just let her know he's still alive - Andrew sets off to Pasadena on foot. He goes on a day-long journey through the streets of LA with only one goal in mind: Prolonging his way back home for as long as possible.

A presentation of a Gilbert & Sullivan operetta taking place around the Tower of London. Phoebe is interested in prisoner Colonel Fairfax while his jailer is taken with the lovely Phoebe. Complications ensue.

Wealthy French farmer Lucien D'Artois (Adolphe Menjou) is fond of raising horses and married to Germaine (Virginia Valli), according to the terms of a marriage contract. When she finds his rustic interests unbearable, she leaves him. Determined to become a polished Parisian, Lucien goes to the city and diligently studies fencing and dancing but is unable to gain her favor. He embarks on a life of frivolity and free spending and to demonstrate his powers with women, he deliberately steals nightclub girl Fox Trot (Louise Brooks) from Lazarre (Noah Beery). Eventually Lucien's fortune is drained and everything he owns is seized except a suit of evening clothes. Living by his wits, Lucien imagines himself still a popular, wealthy count and returning to his bare flat. To his surprise, Germaine has returned to him.