Movies and TvShows featuring "separation-of-brothers" theme.

Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham is a story about a family torn apart by class differences and the journey of its members to reunite and find love. Set in London and Delhi, the film explores themes of adoption, forgiveness, and the power of family bonds. It is a melodrama filled with memorable characters and heartwarming moments.

Maiku Kamishiro's world is turned upside down when two girls, Karen and Miina, show up claiming to be his twin sisters. As Maiku gets to know them, he falls in love with both, but he can only choose one. With the help of their friends, they try to unravel the mystery of their past and find out if they are really related.

Hum Saath Saath Hain (1999) is a melodramatic movie that revolves around a large and loving family. The story focuses on relationships, celebrations, and the challenges faced by the members of the extended family. With themes of love, marriage, separation, and reunion, the movie portrays the bond shared by brothers, sisters, parents, and children.

White Teeth is a TV mini-series that follows the lives of two friends, Archie Jones and Samad Iqbal, and their families in the diverse and multicultural neighborhood of North-West London. The story explores themes of race, religion, identity, and the complexities of multiculturalism, as the characters navigate their personal struggles and challenges.

Amar, Akbar, and Anthony are three brothers who are separated in childhood when their father is framed by smugglers. The brothers are raised in different religions and grow up with different identities. Years later, they accidentally cross paths and discover their true identities. They join forces to uncover the truth behind their father's disappearance and bring the smugglers to justice.

Ao, the last Neanderthal, embarks on a journey of survival and self-discovery in a world on the brink of extinction. Separated from his brother and faced with the loss of his family, Ao must navigate dangerous encounters with predators, endure the harsh elements, and overcome the challenges of being the last of his kind.

Dharam and Veer are best friends who are separated at birth due to a prophecy. Dharam grows up as a blacksmith while Veer becomes a prince. When they meet as adults, they must join forces to defeat the evil king and save their kingdom. Their journey is filled with friendship, betrayal, and intense battles.

My Ain Folk is a movie that tells the story of a young boy growing up in a mining town in Scotland during the 1940s. The boy experiences poverty, misery, and the absence of a father figure in his life. He faces challenges such as domestic violence, neglect, and attempts at suicide. Despite the hardships, the boy finds solace in his relationships with his grandmother and pet dog. The movie provides an intimate and autobiographical glimpse into the boy's life.

Ram Aur Shyam (1967) tells the story of Ram and Shyam, twin brothers who are separated at birth and lead very different lives. Ram is kind-hearted and naive, while Shyam is cruel and ruthless. When fate brings them together, they must switch places and navigate a series of hilarious and dramatic situations. With the help of their friends and loved ones, they strive to expose the truth and reunite their family.

Om, Jai, and Jagadish are three brothers who face various obstacles in the music industry and must navigate their relationships and careers to find success.

After their father is murdered, twin brothers seek revenge and justice. One brother is a mechanic while the other is a dwarf. As they uncover the truth, they face obstacles and misunderstandings, leading to a showdown with the culprits.

Kishen Kanhaiya is a heartwarming story of two brothers separated at birth, who are brought back together by a series of unexpected events. The movie explores themes of family, identity, and the power of love. It takes the audience on an emotional journey filled with laughter, drama, and a touch of action.

Suhaag is a 1979 Indian action drama film about two brothers separated at birth, who later unite to fight against a crime boss. The film explores themes of love, rivalry, undercover operations, and the struggle between good and evil. It also touches upon topics like blindness, prostitution, and the power of brotherhood.

Utol is a 1996 action crime drama movie about two brothers who become separated and end up on different paths. One becomes a police officer while the other becomes involved with a criminal syndicate. As they come face to face, they must confront their past and choose where their loyalties lie.

Impressed with the dedication shown by Police Inspector Gautam, the Commissioner of Police assigns him to police a lawless town, which is over-run by criminals, and where no police officer has survived for more than a few days. Gautam accepts this assignment, and travels to this town. He finds the town is indeed over-run by criminals, and ruled over by arrogant and aristocratic Dharamdutt. When Dharamdutt comes to know about Gautam, he asks his personal hit-man to get rid of him. The personal hit-man is none other than Govinda - a man who has never been beaten by anyone.

A wagon train is robbed by a gang of bandits who kill everyone but a pair of young brothers. Years later, the brothers join force to bring the bandits' leader to justice.

In order to take over the kingdom, Shamsher Singh and Nahar Singh kill Yuvraj Gopal Singh and his wife, Roopa. The news of these deaths shocks the Maharaj who becomes seriously ill, but instead of treating him, the duo, with the help of the Hakim, poison him. They also believe that the heirs of this Kingdom, two young boys, Bada and Chhota Kumar, are also dead - paving the way for Shamsher to crown himself king. Years later Shamsher is still king, and has a daughter, Sunita, who he wants to get married to Kunver Ranjit Narayan Singh of Kishanganj. Shamsher does not know that the Bada and Chhota Kumars are still alive, while Shakti was taken in by a tribe of gypsies, Amar lives with his palace nanny, Leela, and believes she is his mother. The two princes will meet soon, not as friends and brothers though, but as enemies.

One year after their father has died mysteriously at the Wadden Sea, two brothers visit the same place where their father died. Hidden feelings about each other come to the foreground.