Jackie Shroff Movies

After a seven-year self-imposed exile from cinema, acclaimed filmmaker Vidhu Vinod Chopra returns to the director's chair for this tale about a Royal Guardsman and expert marksman whose loyalty to the crown is the stuff of legend. Eklavya (Amitabh Bachchan) lives for one reason and one reason only: to protect Devigarh at all costs. For nine generations, Eklavya's family has protected Rajasthan's centuries-old citadel, and Eklavya's staunch dedication has even inspired loving ballads by the people of the kingdom. Whether guarding the royals themselves or just their secrets, Eklavya could always be counted on to see his job through to the bitter end. These days, however, Eklavya is getting old and his eyesight is failing. Though royal heir Prince Harshwardhan (Saif Ali Khan) had once fled to London in hopes of escaping the suffocating customs of his land, the death of Rani Suhasinidevi (Sharmila Tagore) has now prompted him to return to Devigarh and embrace his true fate. As new royalty comes in and old loyalty clings to life, Devigarh is about to experience one of the most sizable shifts the kingdom has ever witnessed. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Two brothers safeguard a coveted map capable of unlocking an ancient mystery. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

A series of misunderstandings leads to mayhem in this Bollywood musical comedy from director Rohit Kaushik. After Archie falls for Rahul, she begins to wonder if he might actually be gay. To complicate matters more, Rahul's mother thinks her husband might be sleeping with the same man Rahul isn't dating. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi

Indian filmmaker Kaizad Gustad directs the big-budget crime heist movie Boom, starring supermodels Katrina Kaif and Padma Lakshmi. The story involves a group of fashion models who decide to take on the criminal underworld in a fight to acquire stolen diamonds. Bollywood stars Amitabh Bachchan, Jackie Shroff, and Gulshan Grover play the gangsters. Bo Derek appears in a scene reminiscent of her work in 10 (1979). Like Gustad's previous film Bombay Boys, the dialogue in Boom is spoken in a combination of Hindi and English. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi

Set in the early 1900s, this film follows a young man named Devdas (Shah Rukh Khan) on his way home to India after having spent the past ten years in London. As the news reaches Devdas and his ex-love Paro's (Aishwarya Rai) respective households, the family matriarchs remember when the young couple were still children. When Devdas' mother found out the two wanted to get married, she refused to give her consent, and in doing so, set off a sequence of events which would lead Devdas into alcoholism. Though Paro has agreed to an arranged marriage with a wealthy landowner, she still loves Devdas, and is determined to lure him away from his constant drinking. Devdas is based on a classic Indian novel by Sarat Chandra Chattopadhye, and is the third feature directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali. ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi

Director Raj Kumar Santoshi explores cultural misogyny with a quartet of compelling tales in this intense and personal drama. Pregnant and locked in a loveless marriage with her uncaring husband, Raghu (Jackie Shroff), Manisha abandons him to embark on a soul-searching and sometimes disturbing journey. The four Sitas she meets on her long journey each weave a telling tale concerning their integral roles in their respective communities and the hardships they've faced in trying times. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Bollywood director Raj N. Sippy's police procedural thriller Case No. 2001 follows two cops - a veteran (Jackie Shroff) and a risk-loving neophyte (Rajat Bedi) - as they attempt to solve an enigmatic series of homicides. The serial killer in question sports an m.o. that involves leaving the number "2001" at the scene of each slaying. As he proceeds to terrorize the urban landscape, the city virtually explodes with tension; to pin him down, the partnered officers courageously step into the seedy underworld and routinely confront the most loathsome criminals in town. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi

In this musical romance from India, Milli (Urmila) is young woman who works as a dancer and occasionally gets work in movies, but dreams of some day being winning fame as an actress. One day, Munna (Aamir Khan), whose family has long been friends with Mili's family, pays a visit on the set of a film in which Milli is working. Once Munna sees Milli dancing in costume, he realizes he's in love with her, but he's afraid to share his feelings with her. Munna takes Milli on a trip to the beach, but Rajkumal (Jackie Shroff), a famous actor, happens along as Milli dances along the seaside. Convinced she has star potential, Rajkumal gets Milli hired for his next picture, but as Milli's star begins to rise, Munna feels depressed and is convinced he's no longer worthy of her affections. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi