Dual booting

I have two operating systems in my laptop windows 8.1 and ubuntu. I do not know what exactly i have done but my laptop has stopped working. When i did on my laptop It is showing 
"error: unknown filesystem
Entering rescue mode...
grub rescue>"
I do not what to do. Please help me.
prudhvi

Grub is the Linux boot manager.
To the OP, I'd ask in an Ubuntu forum, Your Grub boot loader config is
either corrupt or you have bigger problems.
Bob Comer

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