Highest grossing film of year 1996

Raja, a taxi driver, falls in love with Aarti, a rich girl, and marries her against her parents' wishes. Later, her parents try to create differences amongst the couple.

Ein dörflicher Sänger versucht, Liebe und Ruhm in der Großstadt zu finden.

Katya, a ruthless mobster, controls a Mumbai town through violence. Kashi, a newcomer, confronts Katya after witnessing his brutality, but faces severe backlash.

Amar, a businessman, is framed by two undercover police officers, Seema and Jagmohan, for the murder of his uncle. He then pretends to be mentally unstable. How will the drama unfold?

A hitman working for a crime boss falls for a woman but she is married off to her childhood friend. Later, when the woman's and her husband's life comes under threat from the crime boss, the hitman becomes their protector.

When an army man's brother goes missing in U.S., he goes looking for him and ingratiates himself with a lady gangster who is involved in illegal wrestling.

A patriotic young man turns into a terrorist to avenge his father's humiliation.

A convict freshly out of prison is given an undercover name "Krishna" and the task to bring down a drug kingpin and his cartel.

Newly married Suraj and Shivangi are on honeymoon where they meet Vishwanath - who claims that Shivangi is his wife.

A realistic, hard-hitting portrayal of terrorism and youth in the Punjab after the 1984 riots.

A police commissioner hires a young man to be his granddaughter's bodyguard but does not know that the man is in fact a killer hired by his cousin in order to kill his granddaughter and inherit the family estate.

A police inspector is infatuated with the wife of a doctor and tries to break them apart by hook or crook.

Balu (Arshad Warsi) is a slick but flat-broke cabdriver whose life is changed forever when he picks up an unhappy young rich man named Rahul (Chandrachur Singh) at the airport one day. Bored with his privileged but empty life, Rahul convinces Balu to switch places with him. Rahul moves into Balu's home, where he falls hard for Balu's sister, Parvati (Priya Gill). Meanwhile, Balu realizes that the manager of Rahul's successful business has been cheating him for years--and that he has an extremely attractive daughter named Pooja (Simran).

Kishan is the only son of Yashoda and Vikram Singh. Vikram is killed by a gangster Barood. A youngster named Akash, who is an investigating journalist. At any cost he wants Barood to be arrested and punished. Kishan gets kidnapped by Barood and from here on starts the roller coster ride of Kishan who cleverly comes out of Barood's web and at the end saves the country and makes his mother proud.

When a gangster is killed by his rivals, his two sons vow revenge.

Ravi, an unemployed man who constantly gets into fights, is framed for the murder of a gangster. With no support from his family, he must now fight to prove his innocence.

A village school-teacher gets in disputes with his step-brother and the Police.

Ajay, from a middle-class family, meets dancer Manorama at a club. After spending time with her, he returns home to find his entire family brutally murdered.

A police officer and a master thief join forces in order to free a village from the clutches of an evil landowner.

Rich Raj loves Priya. Priya's past marriage was abusive. Servant misplaces her letter explaining past. Misunderstanding resolved after letter found. Ex-husband Vikram tracks Priya, tries killing Raj, jails him, and targets Priya.

Die Geschichte der Banditenkönigin Phoolan Devi, die 1983 ins Gefängnis kam und 1994 freigelassen wurde.

The daughter of deaf-mute parents seeks their understanding when she discovers a love for music.

Professionally qualified as a lawyer, Somen lives a wealthy lifestyle with his mom, Parvati, and dad, Dharam Bhushan, who presides over the town of Shripuri as an upper caste Hindu Priest. During the Dassera fest, Somen meets with village belle, Kajri, and falls in love with her despite of the fact that she is of a much lower caste. After seeking his mom's permission, he goes to bring Kajri to meet her, but finds out that she has left for an unknown destination. Unable to stand his dad's hypocrisy and Bhagwan Shri Ram's temple being misused by Kedar Nath, Somen leaves home to go to the city but is unable to get Kajri out of his mind. A year later he returns home to the same fest, but is still unable to locate Kajri. When his dad insists that he marry Kedar's daughter, Somen not only refuses but leaves home to go and stay with his paternal uncle, Nandlal, who runs a Dairy farm. This is where he meets with Kajri and both rekindle their romance. Somen returns home, convinces his mom initially to approve of Kajri, and is pleasantly surprised to find that even his dad has given his approval. On the day of the marriage, Somen's world is turned upside down when his dad accuses Kajri of being a woman of ill repute as well as an unwed mother. The question remains: Are Bhushan's allegations true, and if so, will Somen accept Kajri now, or will he reject her and marry Kedar's daughter?

Roop ist ein erfolgreicher Sänger, doch sein Vater leidet unter einem Tumor, der nur mit sehr kostspieligen Methoden behandelt werden kann. Für Geldzwecke tritt Roop deswegen für den skrupellosen Ajay auf.

Rani Maa's(Reena Roy) husband is killed by the neighboring kingdom's evil Prime Minister Man Singh (Naseeruddin Shah). The Prime Minister absolves himself from this killing and blames it on the king, the father of Rajkumari Vishaka (Madhuri Dixit). Rani Maa swears to avenge the death against the Rajkumari. Man Singh also has a twin brother, Surjan Singh (also Naseeruddin Shah) who is not evil at all albeit a little naive. Rani Maa is shocked and aghast when she finds out that her only son, Rajkumar (Anil Kapoor) is in love with Rajkumari. She sets out to oppose this marriage, while Rajkumar will leave no stone unturned to marry Rajkumari. The stage is set for mother and son to decide whether it is in their best interest to include someone in the family, who has killed a husband and a father respectively.