Movies and TvShows featuring "rain-fight" theme.

In the blood-soaked Kolar Gold Fields, Rocky's name strikes fear into his foes, while the government sees him as a threat to law and order. Rocky must battle threats from all sides for unchallenged supremacy. After detailing the events in K.G.F: Chapter 1, Rocky takes over the Kolar Gold Fields and faces opposition from central ministers who plan his downfall. As Rocky's influence grows, he must also deal with the resurfacing of Adheera, Suryavardhan's brother. With his newly acquired weapons, Rocky fights against his enemies, saves K.G.F, and gains control over Bombay. However, his actions attract the attention of Prime Minister Ramika Sen, who plans a military action against him. Rocky halts exports from K.G.F, continues mining, and retrieves evidence of his involvement in money laundering. Despite being pregnant, Rocky's wife Reena is fatally sniped by Adheera. In the final clash, Rocky and his henchmen defeat Adheera and disrupt Sen's speech at Parliament. Sen enforces the Indian Army and issues a death warrant against Rocky. He evacuates K.G.F, but refuses to surrender. Sen orders to bomb K.G.F and Rocky's ship, resulting in his death. In the post-credits scene, a CIA official hands over a file about Rocky's crimes to Sen, and a peon finds the final draft of K.G.F: Chapter 3.

Mr. Right is a romantic action-comedy film about a hitman named Francis who falls in love with Martha, a woman who seems to be his perfect match. As they embark on a relationship, Martha discovers Francis' secret profession and together they go on the run from both the cartel and other assassins. With plenty of action, comedy, and romance, Mr. Right is a thrilling and entertaining watch.

When greed paves the way for betrayal, scheming and murder, a young tribal reluctantly dons the traditions of his ancestors to seek justice. In 1847, a king discovers a stone in a forest protected by a deity. He donates land to the villagers in exchange for the stone, but his successors ignore the warning not to reclaim the land. Years later, a forest officer is tasked with converting the villagers' land into a reserve, and a Kambala athlete from the village challenges him. As tension rises, the truth about disappearances and the dark secrets of the land are revealed.

In 1970s Gangnam, childhood friends Jong-dae and Yong-ki find themselves caught up in a world of gangsters, corrupt politicians, and greedy developers. As they navigate the violent and treacherous landscape, they must face separation, betrayal, and the brutal consequences of their choices.

A martial arts expert seeks revenge against a mob boss after his brother is killed in a ritual killing. He takes on the criminal underworld, using his skills in kung-fu and a variety of weapons, including knives and machetes.

Nowhere to Hide is a 1999 South Korean neo-noir action thriller film directed by Lee Myung-se. It follows a police detective who is on a relentless manhunt for a gangster involved in a murder case. As he delves deeper into the world of organized crime, he becomes entangled in a dangerous web of violence and corruption. The film is set in Seoul, South Korea, amidst a backdrop of snow and rain. It features intense fight scenes, foot chases, and a thrilling climax.

Arjun, an IPS officer, sets out on a mission to hunt down an outlaw motorcycle gang known as Satan's Slave involved in theft and murder. With the increase in crimes, Arjun must utilize his unique methods of justice to break the gang and bring them to justice. Along the way, he discovers the involvement of his own brother, leading to a personal and dangerous confrontation. Arjun must navigate through betrayal, corruption, and personal sacrifices to solve the case and restore justice.

Ashok, a mechanic, seeks revenge for the death of his father. Along the way, he gets involved with a mafia, experiences a misunderstanding, and engages in a rain fight. With the help of his best friend, he fights against the bloodshed and seeks redemption.

In Batman: Dead End, Batman finds himself facing the Joker and the Predator in Gotham City. As the Dark Knight investigates a series of murders, he discovers that the Predator is hunting both him and the Joker. With limited dialogue, Batman must use his detective skills and combat abilities to survive this deadly encounter.

Three young girls on their way to adulthood. Xiao-Bu fights over a cigarette with her friend Angel. Ah-Mi sleeps with Xiao-Bu’s boyfriend. He is very popular and lets Angel steal a kiss. Can it get any worse? Life with a depressive, alcoholic father, who can only stare out of the window, for example. Or is it actually worse when dove excrements ruin the new dress that was supposed to be worn on the date with a handsome guy? When you are 17, a coin can still be thrown in order to make decisions. Should the friendship with Angel remain? Is everything that happened a coincidence? Adolescence without emotional chaos is like a life without reason. Is it really of importance who loves who the most, or is it just a game?