| | Moksha Appalled at the manner lawyers treat less affluent people, Vikram Saigal decides to do something for the poor, who have a legal cause of action, but are unable to afford a lawyer. He discusses this with his girlfriend, Rithika SanyTrikal Set in 1961 Goa, this is a story of a rich and influential Goan family and what happens to them over a period of time. The movie is narrated in past-tense by one of the friends of the family.Astitva Astitva portrays the "Typical Male Chauvinist" in today's time. Srikant is shocked to discover that his wife (Tabu) has not been loyal to him in the past and that their son has not been fathered by him but is the result of his wifeSamay The death of a successful industrialist, a top film actress and an underworld don tests the skill and patience of ACP Malavika Chauhan (Sushmita Sen), a celebrated officer and female role model for many of the women in her country.Umrao Jaan The film is said to be set on the life of Umrao Jaan, a courtesan. Kidnapped as a child, she was trained to be tawaif. An accomplished dancer and singer, she went on to become very popular in Lucknow society's elite and had many arSagara Sangamam Balakrishna (Kamal) is a poor, talented dancer. His dream is to perform at an All-India level competition. Madhavi (Jayaprada), a rich girl notices his talent and helps in getting him an opportunity to perform in an all-India compeIndian Senapathy, a veteran freedom fighter, is angry. He is angry against the rampant corruption at every level of the bureaucracy. He will clean it up even if he has to kill his only son.Iruvar A struggling actor Anandam (Mohanlal) is befriended by up and coming grassroots leader and scriptwriter Tamilchelvam (Prakashraj). As Anandam grows in popularity, he becomes an important tool for the Tamilchelvam and his party in wAnnamayya Annamayya ranks among the immortal names in Telugu literature and religion.He was a legend, a poet whose muse was Balaji, the lord of the seven hills. Annamayya did marry two women, his own nieces.More factually, Annamayya was |
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