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Singh Saab the Great (2013)

Actors: Mithun D'Souza (miscellaneous crew), Yashpal Sharma (actor), Johnny Lever (actor), Anand Raj Anand (composer), Rekha Prakash (miscellaneous crew), Chinni Prakash (miscellaneous crew), Shahbaaz Khan (actor), Dharmendra (actor), Sanjay Mishra (actor), Bobby Deol (actor), Sunny Deol (actor), Prakash Raj (actor), Rajit Kapoor (actor), Manoj Pahwa (actor), Anil Sharma (director),

Orr Eravuu (2010)

Actors: K. Hari Shankar (editor), K. Hari Shankar (actor), K. Hari Shankar (producer), K. Hari Shankar (writer), K. Hari Shankar (director), Haresh Narayan (writer), Haresh Narayan (director), Haresh Narayan (actor), Krishna Sekhar (actor), Krishna Sekhar (director), Krishna Sekhar (writer), K. Venkat Prabu Shankar (composer), K. Venkat Prabu Shankar (producer), Ajai R. (actor), Srijith P.S. (actor),

Plot: Orr Eravuu is the first Viewpoint film made in India. This film also has the distinction, where the Cinematographer Sathish G., himself has handled the camera and also played the role of Protagonist. The story travels along with Protagonist from Chennai to Munnar where he goes to solve a case of a house believed to be haunted, belonging to a businessman Anand Chandrasekar. Nakulan Ponnusamy (Sathish G.) owning Silver Chord Services spends one full night in the haunted house and conducts his sophisticated paranormal investigation. In between his investigation, Nakul finds that three other investigators belonging to Seventh Sense Para-psychology team also had come to the house for investigation. This, he gets to know through a camcorder left behind by the team. Nakul is found dead under mysterious circumstances in the house. Daisy, a reporter in a Television Program Metro Crimes analyzes Nakul's death.

Khaleja (2010)

Actors: Ali (actor), Tanikella Bharani (actor), Brahmanandam (actor), Brahmanandam (actor), M.S. Narayana (actor), Prakash Raj (actor), Subbaraju (actor), Dharmavarapu Subramanyam (actor), Suneel (actor), Suneel (actor), Sudha (actress), Mani Sharma (composer), A. Sreekar Prasad (editor), Prem Rakshith (miscellaneous crew), Raju Sundaram (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: The story revolves around a remote village in Andhra Pradesh plagued by a strange disease killing a lot of people. The soothsayer of the village predicts that God would come to their village for rescue. Meanwhile, Raju (Mahesh Babu) a cab driver in Hyderabad goes to Rajasthan to handover an insurance cheque to a man's family who dies in his car. In a strange situation, Raju meets a man from the village and gets to know about their problem. Soon Raju realizes he is none other than the God-sent, the soothsayer predicted, and the rest of the story is all about how Raju takes up the responsibility to rescue the village from the clutches of evil.

What's Your Raashee? (2009)

Actors: Priyanka Chopra (actress), Priyanka Chopra (actress), Priyanka Chopra (actress), Priyanka Chopra (actress), Priyanka Chopra (actress), Priyanka Chopra (actress), Anjan Srivastav (actor), Pramod Moutho (actor), Rajesh Vivek (actor), Priyanka Chopra (actress), Priyanka Chopra (actress), Priyanka Chopra (actress), Priyanka Chopra (actress), Priyanka Chopra (actress), Priyanka Chopra (actress),

Plot: What's Your Raashee? Yogesh Patel, a young man in a hurry. Yogesh must find his dream girl within 10 days to save his family from utter ruin. Finding the dream girl is tough enough. Finding her in a hurry is even tougher.

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Hey Ram (2000)

Actors: Naseeruddin Shah (actor), Sreenivasan (actor), Ram Mohan (actor), Om Puri (actor), Nasser (actor), Saurabh Shukla (actor), Shah Rukh Khan (actor), Girish Karnad (actor), Vikram Gokhale (actor), Atul Kulkarni (actor), Amar (actor), Delhi Ganesh (actor), Kamal Hassan (actor), Annapoorna (actress), Vivek (actor),

Plot: The film starts with Saketh Ram as a very old man and almost immediately goes into flashback. As a young man he is among his friends, in conviviality. He has taken a Bengali wife, Aparna, and everything is wonderful in his life. But the year is 1946, and the imminent independence of India from British suzerainty is complicated by religious antagonism between the Hindu majority and the large Muslim minority, who demand their own independent state. Saketh and Aparna visit Calcutta; rioting is reported, but Saketh goes out to get some food, and he soon encounters a Hindu woman being chased by Muslim rioters. He rescues her, but the rioters later come to his house, and brutally rape and then kill his wife. Saketh is devastated and takes to the streets, determined personally to kill as many Muslims as he can find. He meets up with Sriram Abhiyankar, who is leading a group of Hindu extremists, and Saketh becomes temporarily taken with the cause himself. At the same time, he is persuaded to take a new wife, Mythili, and life begins to stabilise for Saketh after all. However he then falls in with an eminent Maharajah who is leading an underground group with the intention of assassination. Travelling with the Maharajah, Saketh meets one of his old friends from younger days, who has fallen on hard times. Reminiscing, and getting his old friend back on his feet deflect the process of recruiting Saketh, but only temporarily, and soon he is manipulated into committing himself to renouncing his family and his new wife, in the interests of the cause which now is disclosed as the assassination of Gandhi. Although a fellow Hindu, Gandhi was felt by some to be too conciliatory to Muslims and in the logic of extremists, Gandhi became the prime target. Soon Saketh is informed that Gandhi will be in Delhi for some weeks, and that Saketh is to take the opportunity to do "his duty". However, hiding from a snap search by the police, he has to hide his pistol on a delivery lorry, and it is driven away to a factory owned by Muslims. Going there hoping to retrieve the gun, he becomes engulfed in a shoot-out between some Hindu attackers and the Muslims, and finds that his loyalties are not so clear cut as he had imagined. Finally he escapes after the death of another of his old friends in the crossfire. The next day, January 30th 1948, he contrives to be near Gandhi in a public prayer ground, his appointment with destiny. But the film still has 20 minutes to run, and the ending is not what you expect.

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Dil Hi To Hai (1992)

Actors: Gulshan Grover (actor), Amjad Khan (actor), Kader Khan (actor), Raza Murad (actor), Sudhir Pandey (actor), Jackie Shroff (actor), Jackie Shroff (actor), Anjana Mumtaz (actress), Laxmikant Shantaram Kudalkar (composer), Pyarelal Ramprasad Sharma (composer), Asrani (director), Shilpa Shirodkar (actress), Divya Bharti (actress), Hanif Kadawala (producer), Samir Hingora (producer),

Aan Milo Sajna (1970)

Actors: David Abraham (actor), Abhi Bhattacharya (actor), Birbal (actor), Brahm Bhardwaj (actor), Rashid Khan (actor), Rajesh Khanna (actor), Vinod Khanna (actor), Sujit Kumar (actor), Mehmood Jr. (actor), Rajendra Nath (actor), Chaman Puri (actor), Keshav Rana (actor), Shivraj (actor), Sunder (actor), Mumtaz Begum (actress),

Plot: Widowed and ailing Savitri Choudhury lives a wealthy lifestyle along with her son, Anil, in a palatial mansion in India. She knows that Anil is only waiting for her to die so that he can inherit the wealth and refuses to give him any money. The Diwan convinces Anil to mend his ways, get married, and patch-up with his mom. Shortly thereafter Anil does appear to have mended his ways, gets involved in charity, and even introduces a young woman named Deepali to his mom. Deepali moves in the mansion, looks after Savitri so much so that Savitri decides to make her the sole beneficiary of her estate. What Savitri does not know is that Anil has hired Deepali to act as his fiancée, and that Deepali herself is not who she claims to be, and is actually in love with a local horse-riding peasant, Ajit, whose father was convicted of killing Savitri's husband, and soon Ajit himself will be arrested by the Police for having an affair and then killing a woman named Sita.