Star Cast: Ishaan Manhaas...... Cyrus, Ankita Shrivastava...... April, Dheeraj Miglani...... Raj, Tiya Gandwani...... Soniya, Shubhi Ahuja...... Saniya, Deepan Shah...... Danny, Sharmila Joshi...... Mona, Priti Gandwani...... Tanya
Genre: Comedy / Social / Romance
Producer: Shashikant Chheda, Amit Chheda
Director: Shankhadeep
Cassettes and CD's on: Gipsy Music
Singers: Kunal Ganjawala, Shaan, Sukhwinder Singh, Sunidhi Chauhan, Amit Kumar, Nehha Rajpal, Jojo, Neha Rizvi, Nitin Kumar Gupta, Abhishek Missra, Keshni, Prem Hariya
Lyricist: Taufeeq Paalvi, Nitin Kumar Gupta
Music Director: Nitin Kumar Gupta, Prem Hariya
Background Music: Nitin Kumar Gupta, Prem Hariya
Cinematography: Bharat Parthasarthy
Choreography: Pradeep Kalakar
Art: Rajesh Gajbhiv
Editor: Fazal Hussain
Screenplay: Shankhadeep
Dialogue: Shankhadeep
Story / Writer: Shankhadeep

Synopsis: Cyrus (Ishaan Manhaas) and April (Ankita) meet randomly online and they start getting close. They never reveal their true identities. But patience runs out and they finally decide to meet. Somehow April manages to find out his true identity but Cyrus fails to do so. April thinks that Cyrus is too good for her and tries to sulk away in the fear of rejection whereas Cyrus looks for her everywhere as she was the only one who could understand him as a friend and as a lover...

Will Cyrus and April finally meet? Will Cyrus accept April for what she really is? Will April find the courage to be herself and claim the life she's always wanted? 

Genre: Comedy
Shooting Locations (City & Country): India
Producer: Vikram Pradhan, Siddhanta Ashdhir
Executive Producer / Co-Producer: Imtiyaz Shaikh
Director: Vikram PradhanSingers, Shankar Mahadevan, Kailash Kher, Sunidhi Chauhan, Vinod Rathod
Background Music: Gulraj Singh
Cinematography: Dhananjay Kulkarni
Art: Ajit Dandekar
Editor: Gaurav Meshram
Dialogue: Bunty Rathore

Synopsis: Masti express is a story of a true hero rising against the odds. Rajpal Yadav at his career best portrays a role of a common man compelled to be a part of death defying and gruesome situations that have the merits to give him the best objective in his ordinary life - 'education to his son' who otherwise is just another brat in a slum with an uninspiring future.

Yes this is the story of a father desperately trying to get his child 'an admission' in a renowned school and provide him education. The story will definitely connect with Indian audience as in some time or the other in their life time; they have gone through a similar feeling.

MASTI EXPRESS, is a race movie and any race movie made in any language in any part of the world has excited the moviegoers world over, whether its BEN HUR or Jo Jeeta woh sikander, It's a basic human nature to win a race or to watch his protagonist win the race, vikram puts it confidently. Masti express, that follows the dictum, a complete family edutainer is hitting the theatres on the 18th of February. So get set and go for Masti Express. 

Movie Name: Ek Noor (Punjabi)
Year: 2011
Director: Mukesh Gautam

Synopsis: It is an unusual yet simple story of a visually impaired orphaned girl, Rabia who is offered a better life when a young couple makes a conscious decision of adopting her and how she fills the vacuum in their lives. Then through a twist of circumstances when the protagonist comes to know she is going to die, she makes two important decisions that would change Rabia’s and another young woman’s life forever.
Aptly supported by an ensemble of different characters, Ek Noor is an effort to give the audience a glance into the plight of children who get maimed and orphaned in terrorism-stricken states and the nobility it takes when young parents make a conscious decision to embrace such children as their own. It is a big commitment and challenge to do this in today’s world where independence, individuality are the prime concern of the youth. 

Star Cast: Sonali Kulkarni, Rakesh Bedi, Sanjay Mishra, Suresh Chatwal, Krishna Bhatt
Producer: Sudesh R. Bhosle
Story & Direction: Nitin Mahdar
ScreenPlay & Dialogues: ROhit Gahlowt
Cinematography: Aniket handagle
Music: Uday Ramdas & Shivendra Mohan
Lyrics: Shabbir Ahmed, Sudhakar Sharma, Nitin Mahadar

Synopsis: The film is an experience of a group of kids along with their camp instructor at a site, far away from the city. The film begins with these kids and the instructor going camp hopping and playing around, having fun when they get an unfortunate surprise.

The film is a collection of events experienced by the kids and the instructor along with two goons who are trying to kidnap a child from the group.

The goons are shown as dangerous but silly. After a few attempts, they finally succeed in kidnapping the child which results in an attempt to rescue the kid. Somehow the goon comedy reminds us of the goon duo in the famous series ‘Home Alone’.

The film starts with a good story line with the instructors teaching the kids rock climbing, trekking, tying knots etc. The activities of the goons succeed in tickling our funny bones. But slowly the story becomes monotonous and predictable.

Some of the scenes in the film do not make sense at all and seem to be forced. Sonali, being a camp instructor, was expected to look a little more fitter, but acting comes naturally to her. The kids have also done a fair job.

The music of the film is decent but one might just lose track, once out of the theater. However, the peppy song by Shaan proves to be an exception. The background score of the film lacks originality too!

All in all it is an average film. A bit of extra knowledge along with a touch of motivation for the kids is the basic idea behind the film. Nothing extra ordinary to look out for, from this one!

Star Cast: Jackie Shroff, Kay Kay Menon, Zakir Hussain, Rajpal Yadav, Sanjay Mishra, Rupali Ganguly, Lilliput, Siddhartha Sanghani...... Pappu, Rajvi Suchak...... Kuhu
Genre: Children
Shooting Locations (City & Country): Mumbai (India), India
Producer: Vineet Khetrapal
Director: Vineet Khetrapal
Cassettes and CD's on: Saregama-HMV
Singers: Kailash Kher, Shreya Ghoshal, Shaan, Lata Mangeshkar, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, Abhilasha (1), Ali Sher, Usha Uthup, Kaushik Dutta
Lyricist: Rajeev Barnwal, Pinky Poonawala, Anand Bakshi, Rdb
Music Director: Kaushik Dutta, Shamir Tandon
Cinematography: Soumik Haldar
Art: Tarun Agasthi
Editor: Pranav V Dhiwar, Sanjib Dutta
Screenplay: Pulakesh Bhowmik
Sound: Gissy Michael
Dialogue: Anupama Mishra
Story / Writer: Pulakesh Bhowmik

Synopsis: Pappu has done it once again but this time he ran away with his 4 other friends to Mumbai leaving their parents angry and at the same time worried about the children. Everyone in Nainitaal is worried and is looking out for the kids.

Pappu in search of the Parachute lands in Mumbai with his friends, which is a complete new place for his friends far away from their village in Nainitaal. They start searching for the parachute to fulfill their dream to fly.

Will Pappu succeed in getting the Parachute?

How will Mumbai treat these 5 small kids who doesn’t know anyone in the city?

Will they ever see their parents again? 

Movie Name: The Lion of Punjab
Director: Guddu Dhanoa
Produced by: Tanda Films Norway
Cast: Diljit Dosanjh, Pooja Tandon (The Perfect Bride fame), Gurpreet Ghuggi,Deep Dhillon, Vivek Shauq
Music: Anand Raj Anand
Writer: Sanyanshu Gupta

Synopsis: It provides a glimpse into the quirks, quibbles, eccentricities and other cultural excesses of a bunch of Indians in the US trying hard to keep the Bollywood spirit alive in the land of opportunities and, yes, dreams. First things first. Writer-director Manish Acharya's 90-minute film leaves you with enough characters to populate two big-budget Karan Johar spectacles. Broadly assertive Indians swarm the posh hotel that hosts the music contestants. Yes, there's plenty of anger underlining the film's utterly blithe and amusing subtext. On the surface, the eccentric and isolated NRI community seem to represent the most apparent fall-out of cultural displacement. Within half-an-hour you warm up to these naively ambitious characters as people whom you've probably bumped into during your last visit to the US at the neighbourhood curry canteen. These include the chic socialite, played by Shabana Azmi who sports a dazzling smile and a new haircut, whose raga-rich guru teaches her to sing "Chura liya hai tumne" sexily, the 17-year old singing prodigy (Ishitta Sharrma) of a stifling Gujarati family and the earnest but talent-less Bollywood-fixated bimbo (Seema Rahmani). Also present are the Bollywood-Bachchan fanatic (played by director Acharya) and the belligerent gay Bhangra-rap duo who walk hand-in-hand with aggressive amorousness across the hotel lobby. They all gather together in a hilarious huddle of NRI eccentricities, Bollywood norms and Hindi songs belted out in voices that often belong to the bathroom.