Jignesh Modi

Prelude of the Gujarati movie "Karsandas Pay and Use (2017)"

This is the story of a village named Vishrampur. The village leader Trikamdas is lying on his death bed and wants to fulfill his last wish which is seeing his granddaughter being married. However, the girl has no intention of getting married anytime soon. This twists the film into a complete entertainment package full of situational, slapstick, farce and dark humor.

Don Bhanu Pratap wants her daughter Mausam to get married to a groom of his choice. Out of three suitors arranged by him, an NRI, a villager, and a local goon, one has to be chosen by Mausam. In their attempt to woo Mausam, the three suitors go to extreme ends, which leads to hilarious situations. Meanwhile, Bhanu Pratap's rival gang has hired a kidnapper to kidnap Mausam. Will Bhanu be able to save Mausam from the kidnappers? Is the kidnapper one of the three guys chosen by the family? Who will Mausam be married off to?

Harshvardhan, at the peak of his achievements, fails to find a purpose to live. Desperation drives him to find a reason but he fails to notice the things he is leaving behind.

For the first time ever in Gujarati Cinema, Fodi Laishu Yaar presents a very young and fresh romance comedy movie based on engineering students life. The story revolves around 4 friends who also represents 4 major parts of Gujarat

The journey of an 'Annoyed Ayush' makes him meet a Gunned Girl, Ishika' on his way to Diu, where mysterious revelations oblige him to change his original plan and each twist brings hilarious turns.

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What will happen when a notorious person does something to a cultured family? Despite adversities, they adopt a widowed woman and start a new life.

A student leader's struggle to bring positive change to the education system.

Bachubhai, is a journey of an old man, who decides to go back to college, in pursuit of getting back his job. Will he triumph against all odds and make his dream a reality? What will happen in this journey?

Preetal and Shubh represent today's generation mindset. They are not very keen on starting their own families; they are focused on earning money and achieving their goals, but getting married is not a priority for them. But their families, determined to change Preetal and Shubh's mindsets, convince them to attend the grand Holi festival and the wedding of Shiv and Shivani, who are madly in love with each other (presenting the madness of love) and embody the joy and fulfillment of traditional family values.