Phoenix: The Resurrection

Follows the story of Daler (Jayy Randhawa), a straightforward and a fierce individual whose life takes a drastic turn due to unforeseen personal circumstances. Faced with injustice and unnatural behavior, Guri's transformation from a law-abiding kid to a relentless avenger forms the crux of the narrative.

Following a bitter heartbreak, orphaned Victor crashes his lover's wedding, unknowingly sparking a violent feud with the salt mafia that rules the infamous land of Maliya Miyana. What begins as a quest for revenge quickly spirals into a deadly game of betrayal and bloodshed. As the conflict unfolds, Victor learns his true identity, and the legacy he never knew he had, forcing him to confront his past and claim the future he was always meant to inherit.

The civil war in Ivia just ended, and the people saw a glimmer of hope for peace, but Uncle Sam controlled the terrorist organization for some untold conspiracy, and Ivia was once again thrown into a cold panic.

The coming of age drama portray the relentless pursuit of the layman, the oppressed section of society who is in a constant struggle and fight to reclaim their unique identity and rightful place in a world meant for all.

A group of European aristocrats go hunting in New Mexico in the 1880s. Here they quickly come into conflict with the Apaches, who are reluctant to see guests on their reservation. Only the recluse Shalako seems able to save them.

Military medic Curtis gets injured, returns home with dog Friendly who saved him. Curtis and Friendly adjust to civilian life. Curtis falls in love with nurse Sophia, who has a child.