Babbar

　　Aazaan Khan - a young upright army officer, with a mixed lineage of Afghan and Indian parents, working for RAW (India’s Research and Analysis Wing) as part of his duties, gets drawn in to the murky world of espionage only to find his younger brother a suspected terrorist. Torn between his love for his country and his brother, Aazaan embarks on his mission of unraveling a conspiracy of science and technology, which turns uglier when he realizes that it stands to threaten the 1.2 billion population of one of the largest developing nations in the world - India. What unfolds is a fast paced story of one man’s determination of saving his country against all odds of human defiance. Strengthening him in achieving is mission is his relationship with Afreen - a beautiful Moroccan girl, who grounds him with human emotions of love that help him conquer the plot.

拉夫利（萨尔曼·汗SalmanKhan饰）的父亲是一名保镖，在一场意外中不幸身亡。萨勒塔吉救下了拉夫利的母亲，因此才有了拉夫利。长大之后，拉夫利继承了父亲的职业亦成为了保镖，一次任务中，拉夫利要保护的是萨勒塔吉的女儿迪维亚（卡琳娜·卡普KareenaKapoor饰）。因为迪维亚父亲的关系，拉夫利对这次任务十分的上心，鞍前马后对迪维亚寸步不离，这让迪维亚感到十分烦恼，因此心生一计。迪维亚假冒“查雅”给拉夫利打去了匿名电话，一来二去之中，拉夫利深深的爱上了这个其实并不存在的女人，但与此同时，迪维亚亦被拉夫利的正直所吸引，坠入了爱河。这段建立在谎言之上的感情能否开花结果呢？

拉夫利（萨尔曼·汗 Salman Khan 饰）的父亲是一名保镖，在一场意外中不幸身亡。萨勒塔吉救下了拉夫利的母亲，因此才有了拉夫利。长大之后，拉夫利继承了父亲的职业亦成为了保镖，一次任务中，拉夫利要保护的是萨勒塔吉的女儿迪维亚（卡琳娜·卡普 Kareena Kapoor 饰）。　　因为迪维亚父亲的关系，拉夫利对这次任务十分的上心，鞍前马后对迪维亚寸步不离，这让迪维亚感到十分烦恼，因此心生一计。迪维亚假冒“查雅”给拉夫利打去了匿名电话，一来二去之中，拉夫利深深的爱上了这个其实并不存在的女人，但与此同时，迪维亚亦被拉夫利的正直所吸引，坠入了爱河。这段建立在谎言之上的感情能否开花结果呢？

年轻漂亮的玛雅（迪帕•萨伊饰）对生活充满幻想和欲望。一天，她的父亲摔下楼梯弄伤了腿。一个年轻的乡村医生（法路克•谢赫饰）来医治。温柔的爱之花在绅士的医生和玛雅之间绽放，他们结婚了。　　开始新生活的最初是令人兴奋的，重新装饰房间，以及对归属感的体会，都让玛雅感到幸福愉悦。但渐渐婚姻生活单调的一面渐渐展现。乏味的小城镇里，中产阶级沉闷的生活令人无法忍受，玛雅发现并选择进入一系列的婚外情。与此同时，她还渴望更多彩的生活带给她更梦幻的浪漫和激情体验。　　她以奢侈为乐，希望拥有豪华享受以获得满足，但那只给她带来欺诈，债务和绝望。甚至她的婚外情关系，由起初的柏拉图，到激情，到最后变为可悲的占有欲，也使她意识到婚外情也和婚姻一般平庸无趣。这更使玛雅对现实灰心，进一步滑向她的幻觉。　　她一直追逐自己创造的海市蜃楼直到她的悲喜与无畏连同魔法一起落幕。故事用一种倒叙的方式叙述了玛雅生活的改变。　　电影结局当她的房子被拍卖，玛雅似乎也完全被她幻想的生活所吞没。

　　In July 2016, Islamic terrorists stormed a popular café in upscale Dhaka and held its patrons hostage, killing more than 20 people and sending shockwaves across the subcontinent. Faraaz is the youngest son of a rich, politically connected family. That evening, he meets his friends at the café and finds himself caught in the crossfire. How he reacts to the nightmarish situation forms the heart of the story. Offsetting nail-biting tension with unexpected humour – often at the expense of inept law-enforcement officials – Hansal Mehta (Aligarh, LFF 2015) brings his trademark sensitivity, nuance and empathy to this fictionalised retelling. It is particularly striking for the way it looks at religious extremism from the perspective of Muslims who have seen their faith questioned and demonised because of the actions of radical extremists.