Remo Movies

When famous musician Arjun (Ajay Devgan) invites his childhood friend Mannu (Salman Khan) to join his band and tour Europe, jealousy and betrayal threaten to destroy the lives and dreams of both men. Arjun worked hard to make London Dreams a success, and now that his band is topping the charts, he invites his old friend Mannu to jump into the fray. Mannu was performing at weddings just to survive, and in the blink of an eye he's on top of the world. But success comes easy for Mannu, and in time Arjun starts to resent his old friend. When Mannu steals the girl of Arjun's dreams right out from under his nose, the vindictive musician plots to destroy the very man he previously tried to help. Later, during a crucial gig at London's famed Wembley Arena, Arjun finally realizes that he's gone too far, and attempts to salvage the situation while there's still time. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

A man teaches an old style to a new breed of dancers in this fusion of melodrama and musical. Manohar (Mithun Chakraborty) is a virtuoso of the traditional Bengali dance style known as Chhou, but while he was once famous and well respected, his star has faded now that Chhou has fallen out of public favor. Manohar decides to pull up stakes and move to another city, and en route he encounters Felai (Rishi), the handicapped son of a woman he once loved. Manohar rescues the orphan and brings him with him to the city; there, the dancer meets Madhab (Shankar Chakravarty), a philanthropist with an interest in the arts. Madhab knows of Manohar's work and offers to help him set up a class to teach talented young dancers the art of Chhou; working with a group of enthusiastic students gives Manohar a new lease on life, and interacting with Manohar's charges helps Felai deal with his disability. Lal pahare'r katha (aka A Story Of The Red Hills) was the first directorial effort from Remo D'Souza, who previously distinguished himself as a top Bollywood choreographer. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi