Does this requirement fulfill for new laptops?

Thank you guys. But yes money is worry thats y i have listed a specific one. Also I would not prefer HP I had lots problem with that laptop; either lcd problem, battery problem or even cord problem

Right now, the most demanding game out there I'm pretty sure is Watch Dogs. To run that on Ultra requires a GTX 780 or a Radeon R9 290. If you spend enough money, you *MIGHT* find a laptop which could meet this requirement, but I doubt it. I'm also not aware of any laptops with the equivalent of a desktop i7-4770k or an FX-9350. So pretty much, it ain't gonna happen for Watch Dogs, no way, no how. If you are good at low to medium settings, then you can be satisfied.

I would not consider either an Acer or a Toshiba, flat out.Those two machines come from the two lowest rated windows laptop mfgs. (http://blog.laptopmag.com/best-worst-laptop-brands-2014/3)

For your best performance you should look at an Asus ROG machine, an MSI, Sager perhaps, Razer, etc.
For more mainstream gaming one of the best values/options out there's the Lenovo Y510p - specifically a model with 2 GT 755M graphics cards in SLI. Having the 2nd card installed means you can't have an internal optical drive as it goes in the Ultrabay.

Under 40ks go for this one HP Pavilion 15-n004TX Laptop i5 4th gen + 8670m + 4GB RAM and 500GB HDD can handle most of the games at Medium - High at good 20 - 35 FPS ( playable )

Above 40ks - 80ks Lenovo Ideapad Y510 ( Core i7 + GT750 + 8 GB RAM + 1 TB HDD ) can handle all games at Medium - High at 30+ FPS and at Ultra some games like Crysis 3 will Stumble.

Above 80ks - 2,00ks Alienware 17! ( Core i7 + GTX 770 + 16 GB RAM + 750 GB HDD @ 7200 )
it will do everything you want, any game anything just throw at it and it will run at ULTRA with good 45+ FPS atleast!

Money is No worry for you then Origin Eon 17s. It's about 3.5 lacs with all the Best things that are available for laptops.

Dell New Inspiron 14 & 15 5000 Series
Aspire V3
Macbook Pro