Ajay Sharma

Chori Chori Chupke Chupke (2001)

Actors: Chinni Prakash (miscellaneous crew), Rani Mukerji (actress), Preity Zinta (actress), Rekha Prakash (miscellaneous crew), Javed Siddiqui (writer), Neeraj Vora (writer), Anu Malik (composer), Raju Khan (miscellaneous crew), Salman Khan (actor), Johnny Lever (actor), Amrish Puri (actor), Dalip Tahil (actor), Prem Chopra (actor), Farida Jalal (actress), Bharat S. Shah (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: Raj and Priya are newly married. Priya is heavy with children, but due to unexpected circumstances, she loses her child and is unable to conceive again. Enter Madhoo, a prostitute who is willing to become surrogate mother for the couple. Their relationship becomes entangled with love triangle when Madhoo falls in love with Raj.

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Baazigar (1993)

Actors: Javed Siddiqui (writer), Anant Mahadevan (actor), Akash Khurana (writer), Shilpa Shetty (actress), Dinesh Hingoo (actor), Robin Bhatt (writer), Rakhee Gulzar (actress), Anu Malik (actor), Dalip Tahil (actor), Manmauji (actor), Shah Rukh Khan (actor), Amrit Patel (actor), Johnny Lever (actor), Ashok (miscellaneous crew), Anu Malik (composer),

Plot: Widowed Madan Chopra lives a very wealthy lifestyle with two daughters, Seema and Priya. His passion is racing, and realizing that he is not young anymore, has his last race and wins - only to find out that another competitor, Vicky Malhotra, let him win. Madan befriends Vicky, introduces him to Priya and invites him to work for him in Bombay. Vicky and Priya are attracted to each other, much to Madan's delight and he announces their marriage. Before that could happen, Seema kills herself by throwing herself down from the roof of a multi-storied building. While Madan wants to close this case due to embarrassment, Seema meets with her college friend, Police Inspector Karan, and together they begin to unravel a plot that may well end Madan and the lives of others as well.

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Deewana Mujh Sa Nahin (1990)

Actors: Raja (miscellaneous crew), Anand Chitragupth (composer), Satyendra Kapoor (actor), Aamir Khan (actor), Narendra Nath (actor), Yunus Parvez (actor), Milind Chitragupth (composer), Dinesh Hingoo (actor), Babbanlal Yadav (actor), Beena Banerjee (actress), Madhuri Dixit (actress), Ranjeeta Kaur (actress), Khushboo (actress), Jaya Mathur (actress), Gaja (miscellaneous crew),

Plot: Anita (Madhuri Dixit) is a model, and Ajay Sharma is a photographer, both work for the same agency. Ajay has fallen in love with Anita, and thinks that she is also in love with him. But Anita only takes him for a friend. She gets engaged to Vikram (Jainendra), and the marriage is to take place soon. Ajay still believes that Anita loves him, and he also starts making preparation for his marriage with Anita. Anita must now take appropriate steps to stop Ajay's obsession with her, before the matter gets out of hand.

Rang Birangi (1983)

Actors: Ajit Ghosh (miscellaneous crew), Utpal Dutt (actor), Javed Khan (actor), Moolchand (actor), Amol Palekar (actor), Om Prakash (actor), Raj Babbar (actor), Hrishikesh Mukherjee (writer), Rahul Dev Burman (composer), Hrishikesh Mukherjee (director), Farooq Shaikh (actor), Deven Verma (actor), Parveen Babi (actress), Chhaya Devi (actress), Bindiya Goswami (actress),

Plot: Sparkling comedy about a meddling friend whose attempt to rekindle the spark in his friend's relationship with his wife of seven years leads to complications to their lives, and to the lives of his secretary and her boyfriend he has not 'scripted' ... Splendid performances by Amol Palekar, Deepti Naval, Parveen Babi and Farooq Shaikh, a perfectly pitched script, witty dialogue and a plethora of aptly placed film references make this a film one can watch over and over and never fail to laugh out loud.

Man Jaiye (1972)

Actors: Jalal Agha (actor), Rakesh Pandey (actor), Asit Sen (actor), Madhumati (actress), Leela Mishra (actress), B.R. Ishara (director), Jyothi Lakshmi (actress), Jaidev Verma (composer), Rehana Sultan (actress), Rehana Sultan (actress), Asha Nadkarni (actress), B.D. Pandey (producer),

Plot: College Lecturer Ajay Sharma has fixed views on the role of a woman, that is she must be subordinate to males during her entire lifetime, and publishes this article, much to the chagrin of Suman Acharya, who challenges him, photographs him in a compromising position, and threatens to expose him if he does not withdraw his anti-feminist comments. After a confrontation, both decide to let bygones be bygones, fall in love with each other, and get married in a temple. Their marriage does not last long and soon they consult an advocate, who instructs them to live apart for two years, and then file for divorce, to which both agree. Circumstances force them to meet each other in a train compartment, and they must enact the roles of loving spouses in order to fool Ajay's friend, Ashok, as well as Suman's maternal uncle Jathashankar Bholenath and his wife. The question does remain how long will the couple continue to pull wool over others' eyes, and it will not be long before everyone comes to know that their marriage has failed.