Germany

Yes, definitely, you might get admission in top colleagues in Germany
University of California, Riverside
Clemson
University of Delaware, Newark
University of Iowa
Georgia state university, Atlanta
Washington State University, Pullman
Mississippi State University, Starkville
George Washington University, Washington DC
Lehigh university, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
They are good universities, you can look for last year cut-off and try according to it.

Eligiblity is you should have above 75% in your graduation, Language proficiency and mostly Universities required IELTS exam, you can also write GRE GMAT TOEFL, if you have good IELTS score, it improves your chances. But it is not mandatory and also if you have knowledge in German language it increase your chances.

So, these are the universities-
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
Technical University of Berlin
Technical university of Braunschweig
Technical university of Dresden
Technical University of Chemnitz

It is very difficult to get UG degree in film-making for free as every college takes fees for giving knowledge in return.

Hi Naaz,
It is required. It can be waived if the university allows you to do so. You have to write directly to the university and ask for waivers. It can be waived off if you have a very strong profile and have completed your studies from an English medium institute. Write to the university.

Hi Waseem, please check here https://www.abda.de/en/working-in-germany/ on how to register and obtain license to be a pharmacist in Germany.

Yes! In case you face any problem while applying for any higher course or job, then you can ask for a EQUIVALENT CERTIFICATE from the nearest Indian university.

Unfortunately, no you can't. Not only in Germany, but 45% is not quite acceptable abroad. German universities again are very competitive and prefers students with more than 80%.