south indian movie bike turns into woman

A struggling young musician, along with his two friends, with the help of a quantum physicist goes back in time to prevent the death of his mother. What happens next?

A young boy receives a mystical motorcycle that transforms into a woman when he rides it at night.

Beena struggles to follow her dream of the freedom to choose her own destiny and the love of her life, but her overly dramatic and meddlesome Indian mother Billo, wants to marry her off.

Based on the boundary-breaking motorcycle journeys of Zenith Irfan who, at 20 years of age, is the first Pakistani woman to have made a solo motorcycle journey through the northern regions of the country.

A movie about a girl overcoming her fear of riding two-wheelers

starring Mateen Hussain, In this ground-breaking film being directed over Skype across 2 different continents we meet Arjun, a motorcycle dealer in Bangalore who lives life to the fullest while staying clear from the complications of a real relationship. That is until he meets Manasa, an innocent college student new to town. Arjun and Manasa find everything in each other but as time passes, the realities of life start to kick in and they must face some harsh truths. Arjun has no stable career to speak of but his complete love for Manasa makes him try his best to tick all the boxes for her family. In the end she is forced to call it off with Arjun and take on an arranged suitor. Not able to make peace with the break-up and his situation, Arjun goes from bad to worse as he hits the bottle and other things for comfort. Jaded, mentally drained and closed off from his friends, his depression intensifies and he soon slips into an obsessive malicious love disorder.

On a transformative solo cross country quest riding her Indian Scout motorcycle, filmmaker Indy Saini challenges her own fears, and an existential crisis, in search of other women who ride. Each connection leads to another rider or another community creating a cross country path, and many inspiring stories begin to unfold. Indy’s own story of growing up a mixed race kid struggling with self esteem and a sense of belonging, weaves through the stories of the women she meets, touching on the common themes of fear, freedom, camaraderie, personal permission and power. A vibrant and diverse picture is painted of women who not only drive their motorcycles, but their lives as well, breaking down stereotypes about women and women riders.

A man leaves his bike at a stranger's house after its tire gets punctured. He comes back to collect it the next day, but the stranger's family denies having any knowledge of it; soon after, the theft of his bike turns into an allegation of rape.

Soora Sangu, an auto-rickshaw driver, struggling to cope with post a personal loss, decides to fight against the social evils that exploit women sexually.