Uday Sabnis

Rangrao is all set to become Goa's Chief Minister despite his links with terrorists. But one of his men has a change of heart and makes the dangerous choice to work against him. He spills the beans of Rangrao to the Party Chief. He is assigned the task of getting the evidence against Rangrao. The latter is soon killed but before dying, he reveals to his wife the location of the evidence.

A musical drama film directed by Ravi Jadhav, starring Riteish Deshmukh and Nargis Fakhri in the lead roles.

This is a story of three guys who get duped of crores of rupees in an effort to double money. They somehow reach the suspect, use their smartness, intelligence and trickery to make multiple moves like in chess in an effort to get their money back.

A Hindi feature film set in the lower depths of Bombay's "C" grade film industry. Miss Lovely follows the devastating story of two brothers who produce sleazy horror films in the mid-1980s.

A college teen named Rege slowly becomes engulfed in the criminal underworld when he crosses the path of a mysterious small-time gangster named "M Bhai".

When the sarpanch of the Ambergaon village dies, his family members battle with each other over their greed for power which affects their relationships.

A young man's journey in Mumbai as a kidnapper.

Pandu and Mhadu are small-time stand-up comedians in small village of Maharashtra who catch the eye of powerful politician Babasaheb Pathare who has always been the target of rival parties. Babasaheb gets inspired by Pandu and Mhadu's performance as they are in need of job he offers them job in Mumbai police force after their parts as cops in the skit. They both clear their training and join the police force as Pandu Hawaldar and Mhadu Hawaldar where Mhadu becomes a corrupt cop taking bribes from people. But Pandu is an honest cop and gets famous after he arrests back-to-back criminals. Pandu meets Usha Keliwali a beautiful woman and both get married with blessings of their family and Babasaheb. But things don't seem to be how it looks as whatever is happening in Pandu's life has been pre-planned by someone who wants to eliminate Babasaheb by making Pandu a scapegoat as he is his trusted aide.

A struggling actor (Sanjay Narvekar) falls in love with a woman (Rujuta Dehmukh) and marries her without realizing that her uncle (Mohan Joshi) is the director who had rejected him. He then comes up with a plan to teach him a lesson.

A young boy, Minku, ridiculed by his friends, begs the gods to send him down to Earth, and his wish is granted.

Vaat Pahate Punvechi is Marathi movie starring Asok Saraf and Alka Kubal.

Sanjay, a young man belonging to a lower caste, aspires to be a doctor but is compelled to battle the brutal caste discrimination.

A few men who are looking for a break in the film industry go through challenging circumstances to make their dreams a reality.

An army officer from a small village passes away after he marries a girl. The whole village, including both her families, decide to disown her owing to her being unlucky.

Gopi, a talented boy, gets demotivated when he is dismissed from the school by his headmaster for being honest. However, his life changes forever when a new teacher joins the school.

Rahul mistakes Nisha, a pickpocket, to be Gauri, the girl his mother wanted him to meet. Meanwhile, two police officers wait at a bank to catch a crook, instead they run into five small-time robbers.

When Krishna strays from the right path, Naina helps him change and the two fall in love. However, Krishna has to choose between Naina's love and fulfilling his father's wish.

A man chooses an old widower's home for his first robbery, kicking off a set of events that have them both look at life in a new way and with new companions in the starkness of the city of Mumbai.

The story revovles around a young man who falls in love with a girl who insults rejects him. Things change when he decides to throw acid and kill her.

Tatya is worshipped as a god by his villagers as his prediction never goes wrong. On a daily basis, villagers gather in their house to take his blessings and advice. Tatya's elder son Datta is married to Shanti who is cursed by villagers for being childless, his younger son Vaman is a drunkard and only frequents the village, Devaki his eldest daughter has left her husband's house and lives with him whose spoils the peace of the house.

The film is set around the problem of agrarian debt and farmer suicides in Maharashtra. Mouli (Bharat Jadhav), a farmer who ekes out a living on a 2 acre farm is trying his best to support his family. He is in debt to the tune of Rs. 10,000 to the local money lender (Uday Sabnis). Mouli's wife Manda (Madhavi Juvekar) tries her best to sustain the family on the little that they have. Mouli and Manda's children Shyam (Chinmay Kambli) and Dipti (Aarti More) go to the local school - and both are bright children who have a lot to look forward to. Shyam wants to become 'someone' and Dipti has her first crush ! When it seems that all is lost - including the land - and suicide is the only option - Shyam decides that he is not going to die and tries his best to save the family. What he does and the alternative to suicide and debt free farming (the word used in the film is swawalambhi) is the crux of the film.

A little boy thinks of nothing but cricket. His father, Rusy, thinks of nothing but his little boy. To fulfill his sons dream of playing at Lords cricket ground, the honest and upright Rusy takes a reckless step. He borrows a gleaming red Ferrari. Just for one hour. The only trouble-- he doesnt inform the cars legendary owner. A wild, breathless, bumpy ride begins. A naive Rusy must dodge bullets and bouncers for one unforgettable night, and play the role of a perfect father. Can he do it? Ferrari Ki Sawaari is a fun-filled story of small guys and their big dreams and how these dreams turn into a mad comedy of errors. Fasten your seatbelts. The joyride awaits

Guna is a village labourer in the hinterlands of Maharashtra. Holding a passion for the 'tamasha' theatre shows, he decides to start his own troupe. Instead of the prestigious role of the king he always dreamed of, he ends up having to play a 'nachya', an effeminate, homosexual man. He goes ahead with the decision, which forever changes him and his family, as he ends up torn between his artistic passion and his societal prestige.