This story is about prevalent caste problem, economical inequality & degraded family values among villages in India.

Facing disapproving parents, a knotty love life and her own inner critic, an aspiring comic ditches her cushy but unsatisfying life to pursue stand-up.

Two teen cricket prodigies struggle against their overbearing father and a system stacked against them to realize their own ambitions and identities.

Zeenat and Shahnawaz were a match made in movie theatre. They met in 1989, during a screening of Salman Khan's Maine Pyar Kiya, cupid struck swiftly and marital bliss followed. Everything was going well for the couple and their darling children Sallu and Ilmi until Shahnawaz lost his battle with cancer one fine day. Flash forward twenty years, and the time has come for Zeenat to honour Shahnawaz's final wish, which is to find a suitable girl for their son Sallu and get him hitched. The only problem is that Sallu is a die-hard fan of his namesake and has resolved that he will remain a bachelor for as long as his idol does.

A village dancer is harassed by a local politician and is ridiculed by the police, but ends up plotting revenge to clear her name.

As a child, Bhaiyaji, a Bihari tailor-turned-kidnapper, falls in love with Varsa. When she moves to Mumbai to become an actress, he tries to discard his criminal image in order to win her back.

Using only a hammer and a chisel, a man spends twenty-two years carving a road through a treacherous mountain.

Ramji, a cook from a small town in India, arrives in London to find out that his employer is dead. He is further saddled with immigration issues that force him to marry Sameera.