Mohit Chadda

With a price on his head, powerful Mumbai gangster Irfan Khan (Pavan Malhotra) devises a complicated plan to flee the country and hires four unsuspecting accomplices to help him hijack a plane to Kathmandu. His goal is to set up shop abroad and run his Indian crime empire remotely, but as the four assistants realize what he's up to, it becomes unclear whether Khan's scheme will get off the ground.

Meera, a blind woman who plays the violin as part of a blind orchestra at a church, is joyous when she gets back her eyesight as a result of an eye transplant. But her joy is shortlived as she soon starts having visions of the ghostly image of a woman, that seems to follow her around. Her psychiatrist Arvind(Arvind), who is also in love with her, is initially skeptical but strange happenings convince him otherwise and he begins to help her understand whats behind her visions.

Well Ammayilu Abbayilu is just that and more. The story revolves around Vara Prasad( Vijay Sai) a four foot something midget with a repulsive nasal drawl and equally repulsive chest hair.(His dad has the same and he is proud of how the genetic transfer happened). Vara Prasad is in love with the sexiest girl in the neighborhood, Manju(Vidya). But Manju falls in love with a new boy who moves into the neighborhood, Sanjay(Mohit). Sanjay meanwhile has his eyes set on another girl in the neighborhood, Anju(Debina). Unfortunately Anju is engaged to be married to Rakesh(Sonu Sood). Vara Prasad has no other option but to settle for wannabe witch Ranjani(Swapna Madhuri). The story goes through many a romantic twist and turn before all the characters finally get what they want and the bad guys what they deserve

Four youths abduct a dreaded gangster/hijacker in order to claim a reward for his capture. Trivia : They shot this film simultaneously in both Telugu and Hindi, while the Telugu version released in 2003, the Hindi one was released in 2007.

The movie follows the journey of Ranveer Malhotra, who against all the odds, has to face deadly obstacles on a plane in order to survive.

A middle-class father in India struggles through a series of unexpected events for upholding respect and smiles.