Acting
Riyasat is a story about the much loved Sahab played by the late Rajesh Khanna. Sahab has ruled for many years and has established his kingdom. People look up to him for everything. He has truly been the Godfather of the people of the city. But then, few people enter the city with malicious intent which Sahab is aware of. Obviously, Sahab protects his kingdom from evil eyes and thus starts a war which changes Saheb's life forever. Will Sahab protect his kingdom? Will Sahab win over the evils and emerge as a winner?
The story is on the concept of karma and bad deeds. It follows Viren Sahai (Amitabh Bachchan), underworld don who rules over India. His son Abhir (Sushant Singh) is spoilt and believes he can do anything due to his father's power. When Viren's enemy Khan (Kader Khan) attacks Abhir, Viren demands revenge.
Rahul, a young man, tries to protect his wife from a goon who wants to forcibly marry her. When all things go against Rahul, he becomes an angry man, and sets out to fight against the goon.
Story of love and war
Mumbai-based Saba Sharma lives a charmed life with a 'good luck' syndrome. Everything she does - whether it's work or play - is charmed and goes smoothly. After securing a meaty contract with Tarun Chopra, she is promoted by her boss, Kanchan Soni, and they celebrate with a masked party. It is here she meets with a male, Vicky Varma, dances with him and kisses him - thereby losing her luck. Shortly thereafter she not only gets arrested; gets lodged in a cell and slapped by a larger woman; but also gets fired. She moves in with a co-worker, Ritu, and both plan to locate the masked male, have Saba kiss him, and restore her good luck. But the question remains: how she is going to locate him?
A detective with training in criminal psychology aids the local police's hunt for a female serial killer who seduces unfaithful husbands before murdering them.
An ordinary man looking for quick cash becomes a part of a dangerous game which promises a huge sum of Rs 5 crore to the winner. All seems well to him until the game starts taking a toll on his and his family's life. Frustrated, he wants to get rid of the game but perhaps it's too late now.
