The life of a married girl who finds her identity amidst navigating her life in kitchen.

Newlyweds Koyal and Veer, paired in an arranged marriage, find their wedding night disrupted when armed intruders storm their hotel room, demanding to know the whereabouts of a mysterious figure named Charlie. With no knowledge of who Charlie is, the couple embarks on a chaotic chase across Mumbai, dodging goons and uncovering hidden truths about each other along the way. As they navigate a series of misadventures, Koyal's boldness and Veer's timidity clash and complement in equal measure, leading to unexpected revelations and a deepening bond. The night becomes a test of their compatibility and resilience, culminating in a climactic showdown that ties together the film's many threads. Written by Leo

Cameraman Samar Kumar works as a Hindi news reporter for EBT News in entertainment section.While Manika Rajpurohit is one of the top news anchors for the same channel who covers English news. During the Sabarmati Express train incident Manika travels to Godhra to cover the news while Samar accompanies her as the cameraman.Upon reaching Godhra junction Samar and Manika see blood allover and burnt bodies being taken out of the train.Manika covers the whole tragedy which has caused after communal riots between two religious group and asks Samar to reach Delhi with the coverage at channels office.But Samar finds things being framed and visits some surviving victims and finds a complete different story on the incident.He covers another tape and gives it to the channel but media barons back stab him and show Manikas fake reporting coverage. When Samar objects Manika and the channel fire him from his job and make his life miserable. After being jobless Samar turns alcoholic doing small work for survival but five years later a young reporter Amrita from EBT approaches him to cover Sabarmati Report and dig out the hidden truth behind the train tragedy. Written by alex.mjacko@gmail.com

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In a world where attention is currency and online validation defines self-worth, Logout follows Pratyush Dua, a 25-year-old digital influencer whose entire existence is built around his phone, followers, and carefully crafted online persona. With 9.9 million followers and a lucrative brand deal hinging on hitting the 10 million mark, Pratyush is on the brink of his biggest career milestone yet. But his obsession with being noticed-fueled by insecurity and rivalry-sets off a chilling chain of events. Pratyush's life begins to unravel when his phone mysteriously goes missing after a night out. Cut off from his apps, contacts, passwords, and platforms, he finds himself suddenly helpless-unable to function in the real world without the device that dictated every part of his daily routine. The panic escalates when he's contacted by a mysterious figure who now holds the keys to his digital life, and seems to know more about him than any stranger should. As the boundary between his real identity and his online image starts to blur, Pratyush's desperation grows. Every attempt to reclaim control backfires, pulling him deeper into the grip of someone who may not just want his phone-but his attention, his relevance, and his sense of self. Logout is a gripping psychological thriller that explores the dark side of fame in the digital age. It's a chilling commentary on privacy, obsession, and the illusion of control-revealing just how fragile we become when the one thing we can't live without is taken away.

The actor plays the role of Indian Air Force Officer and the film celebrates one of the biggest victories of Indian Air Force. The story is based on true events.

A father and son embark on an involuntary 48-hour odyssey, navigating clashing perspectives as they confront the intricate nuances of their strained relationship.

Follows an Indian diplomat who tries to repatriate an Indian girl from Pakistan, where she was presumably forced and deceived into marrying against her will.

A brilliant yet rebellious police officer uncovers a web of deceit and betrayal while investigating a high-profile case.

Prakash, a loving father and dutiful son, juggles taking care of his two kids, elderly parents, and a low-paying job at a small-town hotel. His dream of a promotion crumbles when the hotel shuts down due to financial woes. Torn between responsibility and his childrens needs, Prakash gets a life-changing offer - a well-paying job in Mumbai. While this means a better life for his family, it also signifies leaving them behind. Prakashs children, witnessing other kids in similar situations, hatch a plan. They believe that a "bad" town is the reason their fathers have to leave. United with other children, they embark on a mission to clean up the town and make it a better place, hoping their fathers wont have to leave. Their efforts gain traction on social media. On the day of his departure, Prakash leaves before his children wake up, heartbroken at the thought of leaving them. Realizing their mistake, the children, along with their grandparents, chase after him. A tearful reunion ensues at the train station, leading Prakash to pull the emergency chain and return home with his family. The movie takes a heartwarming turn when Prakash receives a call from his boss. Impressed by the towns efforts, the hotel will reopen, and Prakash is offered the manager position. Tikdam is a story about sacrifice, family, and the power of community. It highlights the struggles of small towns and the unwavering love between a father and his children. The film celebrates the spirit of unity and shows how even the smallest efforts can lead to big changes.

A dramatization of the life story of C. Sankaran Nair, the lawyer who fought for the truth behind the Jallianwala Bagh massacre.