Based on Scarlett Keeling rape and murder case which took place on a beach in Goa in 2008.
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Based on Scarlett Keeling rape and murder case which took place on a beach in Goa in 2008.
Reservation talks about the side-effects of reservation in general in society. It's one of the most relevant and sensitive issues that needs to be told in an effective manner
In today's metropolitan life, with the rise of nuclear family, a child grows slowly but learns quickly. He learns that he has to study, build his career and survive in this competitive world. His parents makes him learn that he has to win the rat race but fails to teach that even by winning the race, he will still remain a rat. A child grows without love, attention and company of his parents as they are busy making money. They substitute love with computer and video games. But deep inside we all know that a child needs his share of love, care and attention for his complete development. And this is his basic right.
This documentary explores the world of amateur theatre in India.
The Story is the Conversation between the 'Mind' & The 'Soul', taken on a Journey by the 'Ego'. The Soul is telling the Mind, that in order to reconnect with Her, He has to go through the very layers of 'Emotions' created by its Master Layer 'The Ego'. If the Mind doesn't awaken and reconnect, then the World will continue with the Disasters and soon come to an End!
About an Indian Guru and his ancient mantra-meditation technique which helps in curing of Physical, Mental, Spiritual & Materialistic problems. The film shares the mantra-meditation, explores the science behind & interviews benefited people.
About the ancient folk art of Kalamezhuthum Pattum Ritual of Kerala, India, featuring veteran Kalamezhuthu artist Kallat Manikandan. Kalamezhuthu is the art of drawing images of deities with five natural colour powders.
A Sikh professor attempts to raise awareness in the Sikh youth.
There are few surviving headhunters of their last generation, who used to kill people to collect heads and other body parts, living on the hills of Naga. Their lives have been majorly affected with the arrival of new generation.
The Veil of mystery covering the caves of Meghalays is lifted to reveal a fascinating world of sculpted wonders.
Set in lower Himalayas, it is an ominous piece that uses violent history of its people as a background in order to explore (and explain, perhaps) the people's struggle today. And yet, this history is visually absent from the screen.
Story of a middle aged Electrician having a shop by name "Prakash Electronics" and how his life changes when one girls come to live in that society. His dreams, Imaginations and interactions all changes.
Four children from city move to a village close by, for a fun filled vacation and end up finding answers to many of their hitherto unanswered questions that they had always harboured in their anxious young minds. They learn moral values and what life is all about, outside of their regimented school environment and how to handle it like young adults. The story revolves around how they meet an exceptionally talented but poor village boy Deepu and his mentor, an old gentleman fondly referred to by everyone as Bauji . Their friendship with Deepu turns out to be a learning experience for the city kids and they all also end up solving a dangerous puzzle in the village.
An upset musician comes to an unidentified place for isolation but his life changes as he meets a girl with extremely spontaneous yet thoughtful nature.
In a world that has grown more dynamic and uncertain, where diversity and differences make way for standardization and uniformity, this film explores the effects of a rapidly changing landscape on lives and livelihoods. As hills flatten, forests disappear and traditional knowledge systems are forgotten, the film reminds us that this diversity could disappear forever, to be replaced by monotonous and unsustainable alternatives.
Nepali film Nagarik portrays the story of a citizens of Nepal and their relation with the politics of the nation. How a polluted and disobedient politicians can lead the nation into problem and how it has direct affect on the life of the citizens of the nation at different level. Nagarik is a completely story that is related to the current political scenario of the nation
This gay film explores the relationship of two men named Kali and Bari and how they face challenges to continue their relationship.
This short experimental documentary follows two men in Varanasi, India, a woodcutter and a ceremonial haircutter as they go about their duties, preparing for a daily 3000-year-old Hindu cremation ceremony. Their lives exist in the shadows of processions of those passed on, cyclically making their way through the streets of Varanasi to the site where they are to be cremated. Through poetic editing and using minimal dialogue, this film offers a unique observational perspective on the Hindu experience of life and death.
Lucky(Sanjosh), is nicknamed Bewars for his aimless attitude to life by his father with whom he has regular squabbles about following his passion in becoming a pilot. In a turn of events, Lucky finds out that his sister(Siri) has committed suicide, albeit suspiciously.
Secrets revolves around the lives of three couples, with each character hiding a secret from their past. As these secrets start tumbling out, all three story-lines intertwine as the characters deal with betrayal, regret and loss, all in the hope of finding love and acceptance from their partner.
Naach is a form of traditional folk theatre from Bihar, India. In this tradition, male artists often crossdress as women on stage and are referred to as ‘laundas’. The most legendary name in this tradition is Bhikhari Thakur’s— an actor, playwright, and a social reformer popularly known as the ‘Shakespeare of Bhojpuri.’ The film follows the last four Naach performers to have worked with him and creates a visual archive of their performance tradition. As they share their plays, songs and a lifetime of memories, they immerse us into the world of folk theatre where we begin to see a glimpse of budhau– the old man, himself.
a strange plant
Durga ever since her birth faced discrimination and insults even as his uncle brings her up instilling immense courage in her. Durga attracts the wrath of the dreaded Raoji who along with his gang views women of all age groups including infants as toys to satisfy his sexual desire. The rest of the movie deals with how Durga takes on Raoji.
A boy and a girl who are deeply in love with each other struggle to stay together when they discover they have been afflicted by polio. A caretaker helps the couple stay strong and together.
Oru Bilathi Pranayam is a Malayalam movie directed by Canatious Athipozhiyil and produced by Garshom Media. Letesia Kuncheria, Kuriakose, Lawrence Larckin are doing the lead roles in this film. Music has been composed by Canatious Athipozhiyil and the screenplay was by Jinson Iritty
Not every child dreams of becoming an astronaut or a doctor, some dream of something impossible - the end of school, and holidays forever! Bachche Kachche Sachche brings to you a rib-tickling but serious story that brings the children's amusing dream to life.
The Jarawas live in the Andaman Islands on the Indian Ocean. The origin of the tribe is in Africa some 70,000 years back. They have lived in almost perfect isolation from the rest of the world until recent times.
9 year old Bittu's father is a farmer deep in debt. Bittu who was once carefree, brave and boisterous now fears losing his father as he watches him slowly breakdown due to the pressure of debt.While grappling with his fear, Bittu does whatever he can to protect his father. Amidst all the suffering, the farmers in the village celebrate the bull worshipping festival Pola as a symbol of gratitude and respect towards their profession.
Karthik (Arjun) discovers that his wife Priya (Neelam) is having an affair and follows her to a hotel. He books a room very next to hers and tells his close friend Madhav (Gibran) of his intention to commit suicide. But little does he know that it is Madhav who is Priya's secret lover!
Unable to bear the insistent pressure from his father who tries to urbanise him, Kishore runs away from home to join a folk troupe and finds success after he writes a book on their life and culture.
Kaafi Thota is a 2017 Indian romantic thriller Kannada film written, directed and co-produced by T. N. Seetharam. Adapting a crowd-funding methodology, Seetharam produced the film along with 29 other donors under the maiden banner "Manvanthara Films".
Hot seduction from the beautiful goddess
Rahul Oberoi (Shahrukh Habeeb) is a rich businessman, younger brother to Raj Oberoi (Sajid Adhan Khan). He loves at first sight Swapna (Mamatha Chowdhari) but she wants to marry her boyfriend. The twist in the tale arises when Rahul comes to know that Priya (Minakshi Goswamy) is possessed by an evil spirit of Swapna after her death.
A documentary om the struggle of a woman band from a village near Patna, Bihar. The film depicts their fight against poverty and alcoholic husbands.
a glimpse of most adventurous journey called 'Marriage'.
The movie shows how the increasing misunderstandings, generation gap, confusions and decreasing love and affection between families-parents and children leads to becoming a big problem in their daily lives.
Magicians from all around the world are disappearing. Nobody knows what or who is behind it. When the people of Sun city and Kaal City are taken away by a powerful manic magician named Dongreela, Daduji, Rudra and his friends must journey to Dongreela's city in another time and space to save thier people from the clutches of this power-hungry magician who intends to rid earth of non-magicians.
Anshuman Chakraborty has woven an edgy, excitable and intriguing story with his film “Ei Taxi” where he has created a confusion between the conscious and subconscious mind. This contemporary psycho-thriller revolves around a middle-aged stubborn intoxicated taxi driver who don’t put his faith upon deities and a mysterious woman who becomes his passenger in a tricky situation. “Ei Taxi” is a film that will make you sit tight on your couch and wait eagerly for the arcane conclusion. The film projects at the end how the driver’s belief upon supernatural alters and at the same time suggests sybilline predictions on faith and subconscious mind.
Former fighters of the Colombian FARC guerilla report in letters on their most formative experiences from their time in the armed underground. University students from three continents adapt these personal memories in a parallel collective process to develop a touching film whose visual joy of experimentation is impressive.
A personal letter written in the “feminine voices”, desires, struggles, conflicts, and assertive in its senses, feelings, and emotions permeates our daily existence.
The Film is a social-family drama, which underlines the traces of moral values in new generation. Film is based on Rajasthani backdrop, depicting beautiful unseen locations of villages of Rajasthan and uplifts their vibrant and colorful lives. But the central focus of film is on the issues of woman empowerment and independence. The film revolves around the ups and downs of the life of Rupali (character is being played by Suhani Gandhi - Miss India UK worldwide) life. Watch the full movie Mahari Supatar Beendani online, only on Eros Now.
This film made by students of the School of Media and Cultural Studies at the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), focuses on beef-eating practices in Mumbai. It portrays the prevalence of caste differentiation in food choices of people in Mumbai, how it causes exclusion, and touches upon concerns related to livelihood, social inclusion and human rights. By tracing the mythological and historical roots of meat-eating culture in India, the film explores the hierarchy maintained by Brahminical standards and their subversions. This is demonstrated through the stand taken on dealing with the political economy of the leather and meat industries. The film also follows the tumultuous scene of university caste politics through the demand for the inclusion of beef in institutions’ canteen menus. The filmmakers observe that many restaurants in Mumbai offer beef delicacies, but off the menu.
Abhishek Majumdar has emerged as a leading playwright and director in Indian theatre over the last decade. His plays are urgently political yet universal in scope. Before The Third Bell follows him and his collaborating artists as they work together to create a new play: Muktidham.
In rural Darjeeling, Balvir and his companion make their living carrying fresh meat to market along the beautiful but treacherous mountain pathways. Exhausted by the backbreaking work, Balvir often pauses to question the meaning of his destiny, nevertheless conscious of the harmony of nature. When his friend falters under the weight of his heavy load, Balvir must determine his own next steps. ‘The Beaten Path’ is a gorgeous meditation on suffering and the simplicity of life.
The vibrant and rich cultural life of the Rabha Tribe of North East India with emphasis on their dying language and sage.
Rekhti poetry was written from the early 18th to late 19th century Islamic cities of Lucknow and Delhi. It explicitly talked about the desires of women. Were those desires real? The Seventh Wish looks at the denounced Rekhti poetry through its survivors – Jinns and desires.
The film is about a lady, Mellei (Bala) from Manipur, northeast India, who came to Delhi to pursue her studies in Ramjas College, Delhi University but returned empty-handed when she went on a wrong path and wasn't able to tackle the situations and events happening around her with a positive energy.
Haye Siyappa is a Punjabi movie. It is a drama directed by Rajendra Singh with Vikram Singh as musician, forming part of the crew.
Advaith’s life takes a turn after his meeting with a gay rights activist Pushkar. Advaith, apprehensive of revealing his friendship with Pushkar to his other friends, has to finally confront his own self. Will he or will he not?
Sagar thinks that his mother has accepted him as gay very gracefully. But after meeting Sagar's boyfriend, Sagar has to re-think whether his mother has really accepted him or it is just a delusion.
A light-hearted take on the lives of a transman and a lesbian, as they reflect on their loves, crushes, desires, dating experiences, friendships and intimate relationships.
Dikchow Banat Palaax” an Assamese feature film presented by Assam state film(Finance & Development) corporation Ltd & Canvascope , starring Kulada Kumar Bhattacharjee, Mala Goswami, Chinmoy Chakravarty, Sajan Nayak in leading roles, directed by Sanjib Sabhapandit was It has been selected for Indian Panorama at the International Film Festival of India (IFFI) to be held November 20, 2016 in Goa.
India’s future Olympic archery medalist may only be three years old, but her parents believe her to be the reincarnation of their son Lenin, an archery champion who was killed at 26.
2015 Marathi film