Govinda Movies

Do Knot Disturb is a rollicking outing from one of Bollywood's top comedy directors, David Dhawan (Aankhen, Partner). Dhawan regular Govinda stars as a philandering businessman married to a wealthy woman (Sushmita Sen) but having an affair with a beautiful supermodel (Lara Dutta). In order to ward off suspicion -- and a private detective (Ranvir Shorey) retained by the wife -- the husband hires a waiter (Ritesh Deshmukh) to pretend to be his mistress' boyfriend. ~ Sandra Bencic, Rovi

Initially ignoring their invitation to a lavish resort by a cranky old man, six strangers ultimately decide to take the trip, and soon find themselves facing off against one another in a heated competition to find out who will become the new owner of the coveted vacation retreat. Bobby is a young planer who aspires to great things, but he's not the only member of this group with great ambition. Also along for the ride is failed businessman Lala Bhai, earnest copy writer Guarav, aspiring model Manik, struggling fashion designer Shruti, and popular television actress Ashima. Each of these contestants was initially under the impression that they were the only person invited, and as tensions begin to flare, it appears unlikely that they will prove capable of running the resort together. As vicious infighting commences among the volatile group, the owner's loyal manager, Parag Batra, begins to manipulate them from behind the scenes in hopes that they will eventually self-implode and he will emerge the true heir to his boss' profitable resort. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Six couples, all from different parts of the world and different walks of life, are all brought together by destiny, fate, and the power of love in director Nikhil Advani's heartfelt tale of romance. Tehzeeb (Vidya Balan) and Ashutosh (John Abraham) have been married for two years and are still deeply in love. When Tehzeeb is involved in a tragic accident, Ashu finds her devotion to her husband put to the ultimate test. Raju (Govinda) is a New Delhi taxi driver who has picked up passengers from the international airport for 15 years, all the while waiting for the appearance of his blonde-haired dream girl. When the woman finally does emerge from the bustling airport one day, Raju finds just how different fantasy and reality can truly be. Every day is the same for London-based PR worker Vinay Malhotra (Anil Kapoor). Awakening sunrise after sunrise in a picture-perfect suburban home, and always returning to a family that is happy to see him at the end of the day, Vinay discovers just how unpredictable the world can be when the beautiful and capricious Anjali (Anjana) determines to seduce the devoted family man and teach him the true definition of passion. Kkamini (Priyanka Chopra) is the bad girl of Bollywood cinema. Upon deciding to change her image for the better, this beautiful young actress finds her plans suddenly thwarted by the mysterious Rahul (Salman Khan). When consummate New Delhi bachelor Shiven (Akshaye Khanna) realizes that he is about to make the ultimate commitment in just ten days, the panic that follows finds him weighing the coming commitment against his much-valued freedom. Finally, newlyweds Ramdayal (Sohail Khan) and Phoolwati (Isha Koppikar) are eager to fulfill the lust that has been gradually building in each of them for years, yet their quest to satiate their driving desire is steadily thwarted by a series of tragicomic events. Eventually, each couple will come together to discover just how the purity of love can make even the most mundane of events both magical and ethereal. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

In this Hindi language comedy, a wealthy man named Singhania runs into trouble when the five star hotel and restaurant that he owns and operates begins to fail as his customers flock to the small-time fast food joint across the street. Raja, the owner of the meager establishment, couldn't be happier about his business's success, and he perseveres as Singhania tries over and over to buy it up or close it down, always with hilarious results. Things take a turn, however, when Singhania's daughter Kiran decides that she is in love with Raja, and absolutely must be allowed to marry him. This could finally spell truce for the feuding businessmen, but Kiran may have a plan of her own. ~ Cammila Collar, Rovi

Filmed in the Hindi language, Jaisi Karni Waisi Bharani is based on a story by Shivam Chitrya. Kader Khan plays an honest government official hampered by the criminal activities of his son Shakti Kapoor. When Khan refuses to okay a shady construction deal spearheaded by Kapoor, the older man's house is torn down in retribution. All of this has the effect of driving a wedge between Kapoor and his own son, Govinda. The boy aligns himself with his grandfather to see that justice is served. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi