Rajesh Shringarpure

Prior to the India-Pakistan war of 1971, the RAW (Research and Analysis Wing) trains an Indian banker in espionage and martial arts, and sends him to Pakistan for an undercover operation where he finds himself sinking between emotions and violence.

A municipal sweeper by profession, Babanrao lives a mundane life and barely manages to bring home an income for the family. However, events take an interesting turn when he accidentally uncovers an astounding stash of cash.

Embedded with youthful romance and melodious music, this emotionally charged drama depicts the roller-coaster ride of emotions that is love, highlighting its incredible highs and disastrous lows.

A story of Rohit, a 20 year old introvert guy from a middle class family. With lack of any interesting hobbies and spoken skills, suppressed thoughts, social fear he never managed to create his identity among his friends since his childhood. He has never felt his existence in the society. On the flip side, he is genius of computer algorithms and hacking. He is desperately in search for a unique identity and dreams of becoming noticeable to all.

An orphaned boy Dev is adopted by Guruji and brought to his dance academy in Kolkata, owing to his dancing skills. Impressed by his talent, guruji takes him under his wings. However, Dev's one-sided love for Guruji's daughter Sanjukta changes their lives forever. Sanjukta finds herself seduced by Chhau dancer Gambhira instead, who seems like a man of dubious intent. Turns out he is a Naxalite, on a secret mission.

A secular expatriate American schoolmaster in India struggles to protect his students from fundamentalists.

Shortcut Romeo is an Indian romantic thriller film to be directed and produced by Susi Ganeshan, under the banner Susi Ganesh Productions. It is the Hindi remake of the director's own Tamil film Thiruttu Payale (2006), starring Neil Nitin Mukesh in the title role with Puja Gupta as his love interest and Ameesha Patel in a negative character.

Well, we all know that there was a time when Underworld almost ruled Mumbai and that enabled the terrorists to strike the dream city during early 1993. But, after that many underworld dons have gone underground, some of them killed in rival gang firing, while others were killed in Police encounters. New Marathi film 'Matter' throws light on such underworld operations in Mumbai during that period and how they influenced the unemployed youth, who were either in remand homes or jail.

When Anita Raja, CEO of Sheppard power plant, brings a power plant proposal to set up in rural Mahrashtra before the Nagres, insightful Shankar is quick to realise the benefits the power plant can bring to the people.

Mi Amruta Boltey is 2008 Marathi film