Gokul Athokpam

R.C. Entertainment Present Ahangba Polang Cast: Gokul Athokpam, Kajal Mutum, R.K Hemabati, Ranjitkumar Laikhuram, Pretty Laishram, Dayananda, Syamchand, Kiranbala, Kulabidhu, Subol. Director: Ranjitkumar Laikhuram, Producer: Leima , Cinematography & Editor: David , Makeup: JB

A tragic sequence of drama, rivalry and fights ensues after Thabaton elopes with Yaima, son of a rich egoistic businessman who disrespects the girl's family.

The movie tells the story of eight kids and is set in a remote village of Manipur. They are in desperate need of a football. Unable to afford one, the boys end up kicking Nobap (pomelo) instead. Thambou, a driver of an old model jeep shuttles between town areas and the village. The benevolent driver with the help of his friend Thanou sees that the boys get a leather ball and participate in a seven a side football tournament. The film is intercut with humorous romantic interludes - Thambou and Thaja; Thanou and Thoibi.

Three young men get their hopes upon a beautiful young woman who comes to live in their neighborhood. All three of them try a hand at winning her heart, and only one succeeds.

Sanahal after meeting an accident gets admitted to a hospital and falls in love with a nurse Tharo. But after some time he can't find her at the address she gave as Tharo is her other name. Their story unfolds into a chaotic mess after he marries another girl not knowing that she is Tharo's sister. Meanwhile, Thoiba falls in love with a muslim girl Thambal.

When a righteous newspaper editor Leishemba gets kidnapped and murdered by a corrupt politician to cover his scandal, his younger brother Ningthem who is about to become an IAS officer sets out to seek revenge.

An NRI boy falls in love with a Manipuri country girl. However, things become complicated when the girl's overprotective brother opposes their relationship.

SUSU Films Presents LUCYTHOIBI Cast: Gukul, Abanao, Bonny Story & Screenplay: Ranjit Ningthouja Directed by: Homeshwori Producer: W. Basanta Make up: Banerji Costume: Angoutombi Music: Jeetenkumar Naorem & Awoi Cinematography: Sanjit XL & Bochou Saikhom Editor: Balli

Lugongbagi Ahing (English: Marriage Night) is a 2011 Manipuri film directed by Bijgupta Laishram and produced by T. Baruni Devi, under the banner of Baruni Films.

Set in Manipur, a conflict region on the remote India- Burma border, this film journeys across a century to paint a portrait of a cinema and its citizens. The encounters - real, fake and surreal, are not for the fainthearted but there is good food and chatter on the go.