Shashikant Kerkar

Two sisters’ inseparable bond falls prey to a misunderstanding. Will the growing distance add fuel to the fire, or will destiny and circumstances bring them back together?

A group of friends start a hotel at their village but things don't go as smoothly as they expected it to be, with tons of eccentric customers, hilarious errors, and untimely deaths.

‘Vastraharan':A play within a play, Vastraharan is about a group of actors attempting to stage the vastraharan episode from the Mahabharata. It begins with the performers rehersing on the day of the show. One disaster follows another and it soon turns into a farcical situation. However, the play does ultimately get staged and how! However, there are no surprises in store in the play. It would not be untrue to say that half-an-hour into the play and one knew what to expect. Like a well-oiled machine, not surprising considering they have done more than 3,500 shows, the play unfolds rapidly and takes us into the middle of the action without any waste of time. One farcical situation is followed by another making for very hilarious viewing. There was nothing

Kiran, a man secretly in love with his best friend, also named Kiran. When she suffers a heartbreak, he sees his chance to finally confess his feelings.

Vidya’s academic performance means everything for his mother Saraswati. She can’t fathom that in her quest to make Vidya the best student, she is turning him into a depressed kid. Competition from class newcomer Rajas takes a toll on Vidya. He contemplates suicide and it is only the return of his father Shriganesh from the US that brings his life back on track.

Two sisters’ inseparable bond falls prey to a misunderstanding. Will the growing distance add fuel to the fire, or will destiny and circumstances bring them back together?