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Hayden Prince is a disillusioned young man with no interest in the world around him. Since the death of his sister, Hayden has alienated himself from his friends and family. But when his uncle starts putting lives at risk by embezzling from the family company, Hayden must overcome the misplaced guilt of his sister's death and become the man his friends believe him to be.

Three young, highly disturbed women- Honey (Sreejita De), Ayesha (Megha Sharma) and Meera (Ishita Ganguly), trap the property broker Jatin (Rahulganesh Thulsiram). Things take a dark turn when the trio traps him in their apartment and holds him hostage. Can he escape from the grip of these obsessive women? Experience Rescue, a psychologist thriller with a pinch of black comedy.

Life gets complicated for a taxi driver when it's discovered that he's the spitting image of the murdered heir to a fortune.

Manoj, a police officer in Ooty, learns of gang activity in the city. Along with his friend and four police officers, Manoj begins his mission to take down the gang, but justice comes at a heavy price.

One of a series of classic war films grandly released to commemorate the victory in the anti-fascist war, this movie is based on Kyotaro Nishimura's espionage novel, "Organ D Intelligence". It depicts the story of Sekiya, a fanatical militarist, who goes from madness to wandering and confusion, and finally recognizes the deep disaster that militarism has brought to the Japanese people. In 1945, the Japanese army was losing ground in the Pacific, and in order to recover from the defeat, the military department decided to develop a special bomb, and for this purpose, the Navy Lieutenant Commander Sekiya was assigned to carry jewels to Switzerland, a neutral country, to buy raw material uranium. The military of the Japanese Embassy in Germany, Yabe, and the journalist Kasai, who assisted Sekiya, advised Sekiya to stop buying uranium, and that an immediate truce should be promoted in order to truly save Japan. The U.S. Intelligence Agency also contacted Sekiya several times, which finally brought him to his senses. He suggested that the military ministry should immediately engage in peace negotiations, but this was rejected. Undaunted, Sekiya continued to work for the end of the war. .