Velma

The story of composer Sadullah Aga who fell in love with the Sultan's concubine and fell into the dungeons.

A social worker whose daughter was a victim of human trafficking races against the clock to find three girls trapped in a warehouse before they are shipped out of the country.

Ex-con Paul is desperately trying to keep his business, A to Z Decorators, afloat. His workmates are fellow ex-prisoners - the volatile Terry and bookish ex-drug addict Dino - and their clients aren't exactly big time. As the cheques start bouncing and the debts pile up, Paul's wife Sheila wants him to give up and take a paid job with previous employers, the notorious King brothers, but Paul refuses to abandon his colleagues. Two potential contracts stand between them and oblivion. But one depends on Paul winning over Gregg, the obnoxious, racist site manager of the dodgy Hag Moor Estate; and the other, a potentially lucrative maintenance contract at the luxury private Willows estate, seems to have been sewn up already by the King brothers. As Terry finishes up at The Golden Hours Retirement Home and Dino is dispatched to clean up after his last job after complaints from the tyrannical Roger Forsyth, Paul puts his best efforts into securing the company's future. Terry's brother Ed has just got a job as security guard at the Willows and Paul pays him a visit, hoping he can help him get his foot in the door. He also persuades Sheila to accompany him on a visit to the local Indian restaurant to wine and dine Gregg, but he's unable to ignore Gregg's loathsome behaviour and the evening ends in disaster. With the cheque from Golden Hours bouncing, Dino distracted by a burgeoning relationship with Roger's downtrodden wife Marjorie, and Gregg last seen face-down in a plate of curry, is it all over for A to Z Decorators?

The movie is an attempt to portray the life of a widow who is obsessed with thanatophobia, the persistent fear of one's own death.

Revolves around 2 kids, Ali, and Imran studying at a rural Islamic school in India. They become friends with a rag picker, Bantu, while playing football at a nearby ground. Soon, they become good friends. Now, Bantu shows his interest in going to school. Maulvi, the teacher of school comes to know about Bantu and his background. He manages to convince Bantu's father to let him study at an Islamic school. In the coming days, the rag picker goes missing followed by the Maulvi. This creates havoc in the village and the blame comes on to the Maulvi and the Islamic school. Shahid, Maulvi's son, who has come to India from Qatar looks for his father but doesn't find him. The police also refuse to help him. Later, the Maulvi is found lying on the ground in a market area. Everyone blames him for the rag picker's disappearance. Maulvi requests his son to look for the rag picker and bring him back. Maulvi believes that one might be wrong as an individual but this Islamic school is only known for education and Humanity. Shahid then roams in and around the village in search of the rag picker. He wants his father and the Islamic school to be free from any false allegations as their intentions were never wrong.

Three LA couples--one at the beginning of their relationship, one on the outs, and one in the middle--must deal with the harsh realities of modern companionship.