The Conversion

Agnishikha is the story of Abhimanyu who was deprived of his father's identity as he deserted his mother to marry a rich man's daughter. He vows to take revenge against Arjun Roy, his father. He befriends him and then ruins his business and family life. But the sisterly love of Rina, Arjun's daughter from his other wife changes his heart. He helps Rina leave her father's house so that she doesn't have to marry Bobby, the son of Sikdar, Arjun's enemy. Arjun explains to Jyoti how his father had made him believe that Jyoti is dead. The misunderstandings are resolved. Sikdar is arrested. Arjun Roy's family is happily united.

Desperate to find means of support for his family, Noy (Coco Martin) fakes his credentials to get a job as a TV journalist. His assignment is to come up with a documentary on the 2010 Philippines national elections while following the trail of his namesake, senator Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino III, the top presidential contender. During the campaign Noy becomes more aware of the responsibilities of real journalists. While a fresh wave of nationalistic fervor and enthusiasm permeate the country, life at home fails to improve for Noy's family and the disparity between the two "Noys" becomes increasingly evident. If one lives for the truth, the other lives a lie to survive. Infused with actual documentary footage of the presidential elections, interwoven with dramatic scenes, the film deals with the realities of poverty for many Filipino families and the fact that it may take more than one man to change the country's history.

Nurse Ibrahim practices the profession of medicine despite the fact that he does not carry what qualifies for him to perform this profession, and owns a clinic in his village, and with the beginning of work, he falls in love with the orphaned girl Nadia, and Ibrahim works to raise the most money by deceiving the healthy people of the village that they are sick. However, he regrets defrauding and blackmailing the people, and Nadia exchanges her feelings.