Dorme

A NYC police-detective rescues a down-and-out showgirl from a bad situation, gets her a job in the 'Follies", and falls in love with her. Then, as he is about to lead her to the altar, he has to arrest her for a murder she did not commit. He sets out to find the real killer and clear her name.

Namya is on a journey with a goat to fulfil his mothers dreams. But the notorious goat won't make the journey easy. Set in beautiful landscapes of Western India, is a story about friendship, humanity, sacrifice and wisdom.

Whilst doing their last concert before the Christmas Holidays, Busted find that their guitars have all disappeared mysteriously. With their only clue to there where-abouts being a mysterious note signed by 'Sinister Santa' the band take on London in hopes of finding their Guitars but learn the true meaning of Christmas along the way.

Tailspin Tommy is flying through a severe storm to deliver a payroll. What he doesn't know is that a gang of crooks is setting a trap for him in order to get their hands on the money.

Doppelgangers from other dimension are replacing people on Earth and it is up to a group of Onmyoji to protect us from the evil spirits.

The film 'Fashion' begins where most other films end, i.e. on the ding-dong of marriage bells. Most people think that life is interesting only before marriage-But we think that the real life begins after marriage. As such we have presented in 'Fashion' the life story of a married couple with all the romance and pathos, the delight and grief, the blessings and worries that go along with marital life. ChandraMohan plays Yusuf who is tired of being a ghar-jamai (resident son-in-law) and decides to move to Bombay with his devoted wife Razia (played by Sardar Akhtar). Yusuf's plan is, as it always is, to make enough money in the big city to silence his snobbish father-in-law. Sabita Devi plays the part of an eye-gazing and seductive Bombay woman, Farida, a social butterfly who distracts poor Yusuf from his virtuous Razia. As the filmmakers promised, the fun only begins after the ding-dong of the marriage bells...