Matsya Thada (Ravii Dubey) is an honourable con artist, who instead of using his brawn, conducts his 'kaand' with aptitude, intelligence, and charm. He's known for pulling off some of the country's most daring and biggest cons, and he always manages to get past the cops as he moves from one operation to the next. However, fate throws him a new curveball when ACP Tejraj Singh (Ravi Kishan) is given charge of his case. Matsya challenges ACP Tejraj to catch him if he can, which leads to a cat and mouse chase that will surely keep you at the edge of your seat. Will ACP Tejraj succeed, or will Matsya win yet again?

Balli Chaudhary is a mobster, whose gang rapes, murders, robs and terrorises 300 families without any fear of law, for a period of 15 years. He takes special interest in using the rape threat to break and humiliate the Dalit community. He allegedly rapes over 40 women and children, gets arrested 14 times but is never sentenced, therefore he has no fear of law and randomly picks up any woman he fancies - irrespective of their age. The police refuse to help the Dalits and go on to sell out the complainants to Balli. His reign of terror continues till he meets his nemesis in a young and educated Dalit girl - Usha Narayane. She files and FIR against Balli, and when cornered by him and his gang, threatens to burn them down. This inspires the villagers to revolt against Balli and file 40 FIRs, however when all their hopes of getting justice vanish, the women of the basti decide to take matters into their own hands and make a fitting example out of Balli. The story of 200: Halla Ho, is loosely based on a real-life incident from Nagpur. Written by Promita Mukherjee

هنگامی که یک هواپیمای مسافربری تجاری هند در اواسط دهه 1980 توسط تروریست ها ربوده می شود، یک مامور دولتی وظیفه دارد 210 گروگان را نجات دهد...

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Shiv Mathur (Akshay Oberoi) is an addict struggling to get a grip on his life and eventually finds himself in a rehab facility. The rehab is run by Doctor Roy (Prakash Belawadi) and two other junior doctors, Shweta (Shweta Basu Prasad) and Nakul (Nakul Bhalla), who are working on a mysterious compound. This magical pill seems to have an edge above all; but is this miracle drug worth dying for? The existence and sampling of this pill creates the biggest disruption in the illegal drugs market and manages to grab the attention of a professional assassin - Lakda (Ranvir Shorey), amongst many others. But will Shiv and the gang be able to achieve their dream? Or will they be eliminated?

A story of a stunningly beautiful woman; Ashraf aka Sapna, the loving wife of Zaheer - a once confidante of Maqsood, the underworld don, but now an arch rival. When the rift between the rivals reaches ugly culmination Zaheer gets killed. Ashraf vows to overturn and destroy Masood's illegal empire using her beauty, sensuality and acute intelligence. Ek Thi Begum is a story inspired by true events.

When the deeply driven and newlywed, Naveen Sikhera gets promoted and sent to Muzaffarnagar, the ' crime capital of India' as the Senior Superintendent of Police, his peers and media dub it more as a punishment. Muzaffarnagar is ruled by two gangs, Mohammad Shaukeen Khan and the Dedha brothers who had systematically divided the land into two parts . With no witnesses willing to testify and the police seemingly fearful of wanting to apprehend the known culprits, Naveen charts out his three-pronged strategy. First, the Police force needs to start believing in themselves, second, have the locals rekindle their faith in the Police and third, let it be known to the gangsters that Naveen Sikhera wouldn't bow down till he makes Muzaffarnagar the safest district of the heartland. He includes his Meerut team in his operation, infiltrates his moles into the gangs, begins mobile surveillance, battles the media and politicians, wins the respect of both the locals and his very own Police force with his drive to clean the system. Taking the reins in his hands, Sikhera starts cleansing the city and undertakes numerous encounters leading to the destruction of the Shaukeen gang and making in-roads into the operations of the Dedha gang. This is the story of a man who left a cushy life and soon became one of the most feared and loved officers but with a price to pay, but then again every revolution is built on sacrifices and this one unfortunately had it's unfair share.

The horrific murder of a high-school student in Rudrakund forces two outsiders, an agonized teacher and a crooked cop to bury their differences and hunt the killer. This search leads them to uncover the town's old secrets and exposes a heinous drug racket. But these hills are rife with eerie tales of a demonic creature and the duo must grapple with the possibility that the killer could be a man or a beast.

Raktanchal is a crime drama inspired by real-life events from the '80s of Purvanchal, Uttar Pradesh, at the time when the state development work was distributed through tenders. The criminal empire of Waseem Khan, the tender mafia is challenged by a young criminal Vijay Singh who is driven by vengeance. While Waseem Khan is a pure criminal, Vijay is a good man, who in spite of turning into an anti-hero, serves people as much as he can. The story sets in motion, a clash for acquiring tenders with a political battle in the background, which unleashes a bloodbath in the city of Purvanchal. Vijay must overcome great personal odds to beat Waseem Khan and become the tender king.

It follows the journey of Thalaivan (Suniel Shetty), a gangster from Dharavi, one of Asia's largest slums located in Mumbai, who owns a business worth more than 30,000 crores. He has a firm grip on the area and the people who live there because of his wealth and power. Thalaivan's popularity and influence also pose a threat to the government, especially Chief Minister Janvi Surve (Sonali Kulkarni), who along with Joint Commissioner of Police Jayant Gavaskar (Vivek Anand Oberoi), devises a plan to overthrow him. As a result, a war begins, and the plot revolves around who will eliminate whom in this conflict. Written by timesofindia