Hunted

Jack Farber, a young theological student who wants to get firsthand experiences of life before taking over his father's pulpit, goes to the big city against the wishes of his aunt. There he is the victim of circumstances and is sent to jail when a crook plants a purse in his pocket to avoid arrest. Upon release, Jack has difficulty in finding work because of his prison record and is unable to keep his conviction a secret because of the vigilance of Tim Corrigan, the detective who arrested him. Steve, whom Jack has befriended in prison, arranges for him to see an attorney, who advises him that if he serves his home pulpit for a year, he will inherit his aunt's fortune. He goes there with his crook friends, who agree to lead a clean and honest life, but Corrigan appears and warns him to leave town at the behest of Amos Pendleton, his uncle. Instead of delivering his prepared sermon, Jack tells the congregation the story of his misfortune. Steve confesses to framing him, and Corrigan declares Jack innocent.

The zealous William Wu is running the mansion a "premium clubhouse" with underground casinos and other illegalities. They called it "Club 13" after the house number. Rachel Yu met her old friend and college classmate, Wei Xing, who was the manager of Club 13 and William's right-hand man. She discovered that the "premium clubhouse" was not simple: illegal underground casinos, money laundering, sexual abuses of females, drugs, using bribery and threats and various other means to seduce politicians, etc.. Rachel's life is in danger. What should she do? She stands at the crossroad.

Everyday we come across the news of suicide and there are many people who live their lives happily compromising with destiny. Amit thinks his life is full of Misery so suicide is the only way to get rid of it - what happens to Amit ?

Sam Sandell, an American engineer working in India, is attacked by a tiger but rescued and nursed back to health by Chameli Brentwood, a half-caste. Sam's subsequent marriage to Chameli angers her uncle, Sathoo Ram, and Raj Singh, a former suitor, and results in a plot to destroy Sam and his dam. Sam's onetime English sweetheart, Harriet Halehurst, on the other hand, takes the marriage well and even accepts Chameli into society. Chameli proves to be faithless and is killed by a bullet meant for Sam, who has again been saved from a tiger--this time by Harriet. Sathoo, Singh, and their fellow Thugs succeed in breaking the dam; Sam is reunited with Harriet after rescuing her from the flood.