Victoria No. 203, Bindiya Aur  Bandook, Koshish, Do Gaz Zameen Ke Neeche, Samadhi (Extraordinary in Rajasthan , U.P. & East Punjab), Do Chor (Excellent in Bombay, C.P.C.I. & Delhi) , Dhund, Loafer , Manchali, Namak Haraam, Anamika, Suraj Aur Chanda (Excellent in Delhi-U.P.), Jugnu (Phenomenal in North & Bombay) , Yaadon Ki Baaraat (Phenomenal in Bombay, Bengal & South India), Anhonee, Bobby (Phenomenal everywhere) , Zanjeer (Phenomenal in Delhi-U.P. & Bombay), Daag, Abhimaan (Excellent in Bombay & Bengal), Anuraag (Phenomenal in Bengal) , Dharma (Phenomenal in East Punjab), Jheel Ke Uss Paar (Excellent in Bombay), Keemat, Jwar Bhata, Anhonee, Kahani Kismat Ki (Extraordinary in Bombay, Delhi-U.P.) , Aa  Gale Lag Na (Extraordinary in Bombay), Anokhi Ada, Jaise Ko Taisa, Kuchhe Dhaage, Gora Aur Kala (Very Good in North) , Aaj Ki Taja Khabar, Garam Hava, Hanste Zakhm, Heera (Extraordinary in East Punjab) , Samjhauta (Excellent in Bengal) 

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