S2.E11 ∙ The Flyin' Lion

Freddie owns a failing old hotel. To attract new business he spreads the rumor that there's pirate treasure hidden somewhere in the building.

'Kartooz' is the story of wandering musician, Rocky (Mel Datta), who gets caught in the crossfire of a fight to death between the sinister drug lord Habul Ghosh (Faruque Azam), and Kabir (Pasha), a rising young gangster whose fiance was killed by Habul Ghosh. The two are hunting each other down and unwittingly Rocky gets caught in this deadly game. Good is pitched against evil but the difference between the two is blurred.Inspired by Roberto Rodriguez's 1992 film 'El Mariachi', 1980s Bollywood and Chinese Kung-Fu movies, 'Kartooz' mixes comedy, songs, lush green Himalayan scenery, lots of gunshots and fistfights with a tightly woven plot that unwaveringly moves forward at every frame. Do not miss this thoroughly entertaining movie.

This spy movie follows the style of Gorilla or Symphony and portrays a massacre from the same era.

Eunuch Gui Dehai avoids assassination and extracts a most bloody revenge on the royal family. This revenge extends to the absent Prince and the Eunuch sends out men to find and kill him. Fortunately for Prince Chuchin, a fake kidnapping and cry for help draws him after the Leisurely Old Man of the Green Bamboo Forest (a legendary pole fighter) and thus he is under his wing when Gui's men come. At the same time Gui is having a surprise as his father turns up after 20 years to tell him he has a daughter. Knowing that such information would hurt his standing even though it occurred before his castration, Gui kills his father and seeks to have the girl killed too so that the secret may be hidden. Fortunately for Yanyan, she is rescued by the Old Lady of Green Bamboo Forest (herself no slouch with the bamboo pole). Husband and wife come together with their new students and set about helping train them up to take revenge - although what that actually means may be different for each of the two students.

Four childhood friends double as Arizona State University College Students by day and major drug lords by night.