Pratima

Jai Shakumbhari Maa (2000)

Actors: Ravindra Jain (composer), Dara Singh (actor), Mac Mohan (actor), Shiv Kumar (director), Ballu Saluja (editor), Raj Kiran (actor), Aman Sagar (actor), Varsha (actress), Mulraj Rajda (writer), Ashish Kaul (actor), Neha Jain (actress), Aruna Sangal (actress), Samiksha Srivastav (actress), K.C. Goyal (producer), Mukesh Goyal (producer),

Plot: Balmukand lives a poor lifestyle in a village in India along with his wife, Sharda, and son, Alok. They share their house with his brother, Jaikishan, his wife, Urmila, their son, Abhishek, and daughter, Mona. Jaikishan gets an offer to work in America and with Sharda's financial help re-locates there along with his family. Balmukand, a devotee of Devi Shakumbhari Maa, manages to acquire a factory and run it quite successfully until his partner embezzles money and vanishes. He asks Jaikishan for help, who returns to India along with his now grown children and a thoroughly modern Urmila to try and assist Balmukand. Jaikishan does assist his brother, but Urmila takes over the factory as well as the house and all belongings, compelling Balmukand and Sharda to re-locate to serve and live in Devi Maa Shakumbhari's Mandir. Jaikishan wants Abhishek to get married to Pooja, the daughter of a poor Poojary, initially Abhishek refuses as he loves another girl, but when he sees her he realizes that it is the same girl. Despite strong protests from Urmila, the marriage does take place with financial assistance from none other than Shakumbhari Maa herself. Shortly thereafter the young couple decide to go on a combo business and honeymoon, but Pooja decides to remain behind to look after an ailing Urmila. Several days later Abhishek returns home to find everything changed. His father has left home to live at the Shakumbhari Maa Mandir, while Pooja has eloped with his cousin, Alok!

Mohabbat Aur Jung (1998)

Actors: Mohnish Bahl (actor), Rakesh Bedi (actor), Dinesh Hingoo (actor), Mohan Joshi (actor), Bharat Kapoor (actor), Rohini Hattangadi (actress), Guddi Maruti (actress), Neelam (actress), Dilip Sen (composer), Sameer Sen (composer), Mushtaq Khan (actor), Raju Shrestha (actor), Subbiraj (actor), Tiku Talsania (actor), Deepak Tijori (actor),

Plot: Vicky studies in a college in Bombay, and is quite popular with his fellow-students. His fight is against other students, like Bobby and Shakti, who distribute drugs and molest young women at will, without being disciplined by the college authorities. This places Vicky in the bad books of the college, and leads to a students' strike and the involvement of the police. The next day, the college principal, Rajni Bhargav, is found dead, and the police arrest Vicky as they have evidence against him. Vicky's is in more trouble than he thought he would be in as the principal's son is a Police Inspector, Karan, who has sworn to beat the life out of Vicky, as well as sent him to the gallows. Vicky claims he is innocent to no avail. And the only way he can prove his innocence is by escaping from his cell - but that will only enrage Karan as well as make him look even more guilty in the eyes of the law. Vicky has to now to chose between the two and attempt to redeem himself.

Jeevan Jyoti (1976)

Actors: Vijay Arora (actor), Raju Shrestha (actor), Anjan Srivastav (actor), Sulochana Chatterjee (actress), Dulari (actress), Bindiya Goswami (actress), Jayamalini (actress), Venkata Ramana Mullapoodi (writer), Salil Choudhury (composer), A.K. Hangal (actor), Dinesh Hingoo (actor), Satyendra Kapoor (actor), Rakesh Pandey (actor), Om Shivpuri (actor), Bhanumati (actress),

Plot: Shekhar, a rich man's son marries Laxmi, to prevent an embarrassing situation for her, when the bridegroom, his friend, is arrested for being associated with a gang. Suspicion against his wife's fidelity makes Shekhar drive her out of the house. A series of incidents, however, bring the husband and wife together.

Shandaar (1974)

Actors: S. Panju (director), Jagdeep (actor), Sanjeev Kumar (actor), Raj Mehra (actor), Vinod Mehra (actor), Shivraj (actor), Sunder (actor), Pyarelal Ramprasad Sharma (composer), R. Krishnan (director), David Abraham (actor), Leena Das (actress), Aruna Irani (actress), Sharmila Tagore (actress), Laxmikant Shantaram Kudalkar (composer), Alka (actress),

Plot: Widower Rajjan lives a wealthy lifestyle in a mansion called 'Lakshmi Bhavan' all by himself after the tragic passing of his daughter. He runs a match factory called Kabutar (Dove) which does very well. It is then he meets with Pratima, her husband, Chander, and daughter, Rani, who reminds of his late daughter. He decides to indirectly assist Chander in his own business venture which ironically includes running a match factory called 'Eagle'. Chander does so well that Rajjan starts losing all his customers and soon must declare bankruptcy. 'Lakshmi Bhavan' is sold to none other than Chander himself for 25 Lakhs, and Rajjan moves to the outhouse. Soon Chander starts to liven things up including drinking alcohol and having lavish parties with dancing girls which does not auger very well with Rajjan - who had always treated this mansion as a holy place. Rajjan decides to ask Chander to stop not knowing that in so doing he will set off a chain of events that will change their lives forever.

Maa Baap (1960)

Actors: Badri Prasad (miscellaneous crew), Chitra Gupta (composer), Daisy Irani (actress), Kumari Naaz (actress), Anwar Hussain (actor), Rajendra Kumar (actor), Rajendra Krishan (writer), Keshav Rana (actor), Leela Mishra (actress), Pran (actor), Bipin Gupta (actor), Sunder (actor), Leela Chitnis (actress), Kammo (actress), Kuldip Kaur (actress),

Shapmukti (1940)

Actors: P.C. Barua (director), Jiben Bose (actor), Badri Prasad (actor), Padmadevi (actress), Kanu Bannerjee (actor), P.C. Barua (actor), Nibhanani Devi (actress), Robin Majumdar (actor), Sarajubala (actress), Nirmal Bannerjee (actor),

Taruni (1934)

Actors: Joy Narayan Mukherjee (actor), Ranibala (actress), Jiban Ganguly (actor), Tincory Chakrabarty (actor), Ranjit Roy (actor), Priyanath N. Ganguly (director), Bhumen Roy (actor), Harisundari Blackie (actress), Kusumkumari (actress), Prokashmoni (actress), Lalit Mitra (actor),