Karthik (Naga Chaitanya) is just 22 years old and finished Engineering and aims to become film director. He falls in love with 24-year-old Jessy (Samantha), daughter of his house owner.

A Chief Minister (Suman) injures severely in a bomb blast. On hospital bed, before breathing the last one, he asks his US returned son Arjun Prasad (Rana) to become the next chief minister of the state.

Ramesh aka Rummy (Nagarjuna) is arrested by Police and the police officer (Shayaji Shinde) interrogates him on how could he dupe the cop in the past several times. Rummy starts telling his story: how he became a K.D after an incident in his childhood.

‘My Name is Khan, and I am not a terrorist’ – one line sure to be mouthed by you as you step out of the theatre. And mind you, there are many other priceless quotes.

A film on carrom seemed like a good idea. Apart from cricket, this is one game very close to the hearts of Indians – and probably the most played indoor game before pool took over in the late ’90s.

Ajay (Manoj) belongs to a rich feudal lord’s family in Chittore district. His father is died in faction killings, he takes oath to unite both the warring families – his uncle’s Mahendra Naidu (Ahuti Prasad) and his rival Seshadri Naidu (Jayaprakash).

Salman Khan in a period film?!! I won’t deny I was a bit apprehensive about how Veer would turn up to be.

Venkata Ramana (Venkatesh), a ventriloquist by profession, postpones his marriage waiting for his ‘dream girl’. Despite age catching on, he purses his dream.

Chari (NTR) is an assistant poojari to Bhattacharya (Brahmanandam) and performing poojas on religious activities is their livelihood.

The story of Yashraj Films’ ‘Pyaar Impossible’ has been written by actor Uday Chopra. The story of the film revolves around a beautiful college girl Priyanka Chopra and a geek Uday Chopra.