Chetan Dhanani

Chiranjeev, a.k.a. Chiru, is a cab driver, who meets a girl in his cab and falls for her until one night he gets into an unexpected ride.

Karan is a spoiled rich 25-year-old American NRI who has an extravagant life with his needs being at the center of his world. His grandfather passes away and leaves all his wealth in his will to a charity, an Ashram located at the banks of the Narmada river in India. The only way he could get his wealth back was to convince the Ashram to sign a No Objection Certificate.

Himmatlal Andhariya has a flourishing marriage bureau that has helped over a thousand couples tie the knot, but he has been unsuccessful in finding a suitable match for his son, Yug.

Shashwat commanded the most opportune place in the center of the Ghaat, making him the unofficial leader of the entire Ghaat, and now, that place has become vacant.

In the ruthless realm of the Fisheries mafia, two childhood friends, Uday and Salman, form a strong and enduring alliance. Their journey is marked by navigating a perilous path under the guidance of ex-MLA Arjan Parmar. As Uday and Salman establish their own empire, their primary target becomes Imtiaz Memon, the president of fisheries association. This choice is driven by a personal vendetta, as Imtiaz Memon is linked to the tragic demise of Uday's sister. However, as they delve deeper into the complexities of power, politics, and revenge, their once-unbreakable bond begins to crumble. Political intrigue, betrayal, and conspiracy surround them, leading to a transformation from inseparable allies to bitter foes. The story unfolds against a backdrop of unforgiving twists of fate, illustrating the harsh realities of their chosen path in the cutthroat world of the Fisheries mafia.

The story is a representation of a growing sense of alienation in the minds of the senior citizens of today's nuclear structures. They are distanced from the mainstream of family action, having been denied the pivotal roles of the now defunct joint families, hence some of them demand attention through the tool of nuisance value. It's an attempt to show the futility of the so-called fluent logic of today's pompous professionals in trying to pin down hapless parents in hopeless debates.

Set amidst the picturesque landscapes of 14th-century Gujarat's Shetrunjay Hills, against the backdrop of Allauddin Khilji's menacing intent to pillage the sacred temples and cultural heritage of Shetrunjay, Dadu Barot stands resolute, leading a meager band against overwhelming opposition.

Karma, never loses an address. A family in which husband-wife and daughter were living a happy life and suddenly how the deeds are done in the past by someone brings changes in their lives.

Bhaskar Joshi, a determined engineer, is on his way to Kutch-Bhuj to showcase his latest venture. But when his cab gets a flat tire in the middle of nowhere, Bhaskar's journey takes a wild turn. He accepts a lift from a mysterious stranger, only to discover that his new driver is harboring a dark secret-a dead body in the trunk. As the tension mounts, Bhaskar is joined by another unwitting passenger: the wife of a police officer, who also hitches a ride. Caught between the terrifying reality of the situation and his own fear, Bhaskar must navigate this nerve-wracking journey without tipping off the suspicious man who holds all the power-and a gun. Will Bhaskar find a way out of this deadly predicament, or is he trapped in a ride straight to disaster?

Desert sands hide no enemy, but a war rages in Anahita's soul. "Yuddh" unfolds. Sahadev, a valiant cop, falls. The accident sparks a fierce battle within his wife. Will she succumb to grief, or rise stronger from the ashes?