König Lear

Ravi is an enterprising businessman with a blind mother, a doting wife, a young son, and a dog. His employee Jaani misappropriates company money and Ravi angrily orders him to make up for the loss within one week. Jaani finds petty thief Chandra, who resembles Ravi. He schemes to kidnap Ravi, plant Chandra in Ravi's place and grab Ravi's property, which is worth few crores. Ravi is kidnapped while on a business trip and placed in Goa; Chandra arrives at Ravi's house as Ravi. The dog keeps barking and the son won't come near him, but Ravi's mother and wife still don't figure out that it's not Ravi. Jaani keeps pushing Chandra for the location of the family treasure and property papers. Unknown to others, Chandra has married a prostitute's daughter and promised her a better life. Chandra's wife befriends Ravi's wife and Chandra has a tough time keeping his secret. Chandra fakes illness to avoid spending nights with Ravi's wife. As fate has it, Chandra's secret is found out. Ravi's mother takes Chandra inside the safe-house and tells him Chandra has saved her daughter-in-law's honor and property is worthless for the moral uprightness Chandra has shown. Chandra, lost for words, collects the property-papers and jewels and rushes to Jaani. He says Ravi's signatures are needed to transfer the property and he wants his share right away. Jaani takes Chandra to the den where Ravi is kept. Chandra beats up Jaani and his cohorts and frees Ravi and his family. The film ends with Chandra formally being inducted into Ravi's family as his brother.

A couple on their honeymoon is about to return to the city. On the last day, one of them disappears. The mystery returns to Calcutta one night...via Darjeeling. Faces are unmasked. New discoveries made.

"Awakenings" is a story about the magical (and not so magical) moments when we wake up; at the same time it's about the mental awakening of our protagonists. The story revolves around three couples who have just begun their relationship, are about to end it, or never really began nor finished it. Robert (40) has just divorced and moved to his own place. Soon his student and lover Jana (23) moves in with him, although not entirely by his will. Jana quickly establishes her own way at home and Robert finds himself in a situation he doesn't know how to control. An established photographer Marcel (39) finds out that his wife Ula (39) got her pictures screened at a very important festival. As usual, he performs one of his typical cynical/sarcastic tantrums--but Ula doesn't respond to his methods anymore. Slowly (and painfully) the power shift in this relationship is tearing them apart. Jonas (39) and Karmen (39) meet at Marcelo's exhibition after 20 years. Their high-school flame burns once again, so they find themselves in a hotel room--and spend the night talking and sharing their old feelings and resentments. Nevertheless, with the morning comes the moment of sobriety, and Karmen returns to her family. In the last couple of scenes, our characters experience a whirlwind of emotions and situations that finally brings them all at the same place. But what is real and what is just a performance?