The story revolves around two unemployed youths who are struggling to make ends meet. At one situation they blame the God for all their sufferings. The God appears and decide to stay with them. Realizing the power of God resides in a "Galaxy Box" the youths steal it. By stealing it they become God and God ends up becoming a normal man. While the youths misuse the power the God as a man works hard and progresses up the status ladder. Later he makes them understand that everyone's destiny is in their own hands. As God being the main protagonist there are many sequences that reflects the current world affairs.

A confused groom and his friend get booked by a cop while they are on the way back from a bachelor party.

Uma, A little orphan girl writes a letter to God requesting new clothes, Mr. Jothilingam, a businessman, who receives the letter by chance and fulfills her request. When Uma again writes a letter to God to save her family from evil. Will God grant her request?

Jai and Neha, eloping to Hyderabad to get married, offer lift to a stranger on the highway not realizing that he is a murderous psychopath who has escaped from a mental asylum.

A working class family of eight living in Oslo are squeezed into a two room flat in this comedy/drama. The eldest daughter is unhappy with waitressing as she wants something more glamorous in her life, and her new choice of friends is dubious at best.

A working class family of eight living in Oslo are squeezed into a two room flat in this comedy/drama. The eldest daughter is unhappy with waitressing as she wants something more glamorous in her life, and her new choice of friends is dubious at best.

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A 20-year long friendship and a past similarly marked by tragic events unite Ben, a European filmmaker, and Negi, an Indian Buddhist. Fascinated by the possibility of finding in Negi a spiritual guide to come to terms with death, Ben relives and shares his personal story. His journey leads him to deal with the role life has given him, closely linked to his relationship with his father. As the impossibility of finding clear and definitive answers becomes apparent, the deeply human need to accept death emerges, transcending cultural, religious, and geographical barriers.