Top Secret

To protect his wife's "secret", a small town Southern lawyer in the 1960s decides to defend a young man accused of murder, all while running for Congress and encountering personal threats to his family.

Two couples decide to marry in a collective wedding at a famous temple. Amidst a huge crowd of devotees, the brides get exchanged and accidentally marry the wrong person.

Lakshmi and Rajshekar meet, like each other and get married. They both bring emotional baggage to the marriage. Lakshmi's mother died in childhood and her wealthy father turned into an alcoholic. His second wife is a scheming, shrew who manipulates her husband and treats Lakshmi quite badly. Rajshekar's father raised his brother and him as a single parent, lavishing indulgence on his elder son, spoiling him. His father dies early, leaving him poor. Rajshekar is extremely strict with his wife and children, though he undoubtedly loves them. A near death experience strengthens their love for each other. Lakshmi transforms herself into a very loving, dutiful and caring housewife, while her husband builds his successful business. The children are brought up to be disciplined, obedient and loving. Friends always remark on the couple's parenting skills. Rebellion sets in among the now adult children, and the once loving and well knit family are estranged. What brings them all together again? Will the reunion bring them joy or grief?

A successful lawyer finds herself entangled in a dangerous scheme and must decide whether to obey her principles or her passions.

In a crime ridden neighborhood, elderly men and women are bullied by gangs and punks until one old man has had enough.