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Pankaja, along with her daughter, Lalli, searches for her missing husband through the city slums of Bangalore to bring him back home.

When a seemingly dead phone comes back to life, it begins documenting a man’s reality and his future. As the images turn fatal, he finds himself trapped in a moment he can’t escape.

Three friends find themselves in an unprecedented search for an unknown man around their hometown.

In a world where expression isn't free and you're constantly surveilled, Winston Hill writes a letter to the future.

A documentary exploring the relationship between devotion, dairy, and modern Hindu practice through the lens of Krishna consciousness in contemporary India. In the excuse of God, we have institutionalized a contradiction. "What Krishna Saw" investigates the profound disconnect between the ancient, revered sanctity of the cow in Hindu tradition and the stark realities of the modern, industrial dairy complex that fuels today's rituals.

A woman's quiet, unwavering devotion as she anchors her husband's fading world and carries the silent weight of a lifetime's promise. As her own strength is tested, her path leads to her son, where the enduring bonds of the past meet the fragile reality of the present.

A kid wants to have fun in ride during Mela, against his family's restrictive nature.... will he be able to enjoy the ride?

Dialtone to Catharsis is our take on a stylistic action film that explores the life of a vigilante, driven by her own thirst for the blood of sin. In one of Bhubaneswar's loneliest roads, a moving car barrels through the night with a woman, kidnapped and struggling against her restraints, drugged to weaken her and muffle her screams with blaring music. The driver, a seemingly underconfident local hood, snaps threats, pulling over on a desolate road to shove her into the trunk after she continues to put up a strong fight. That's when SHE appears. The night erupts from abduction to retribution, forging an uneasy alliance amid the hum of indifferent streets.

The story of the life of a college student whose life changes after a new entity comes a new into the picture.

INKOSARI follows the journey of Shashank, a man haunted by the shadows of his past. After months of therapy and self-reflection, he is miraculously given.. a chance by LIFE.

In a mind void of the line separating reality, broken pencils tells the truth.

After a successful season in the Upper Dhauladhar Mountains, a hunter hides his meat in a cave and heads home with his first load. At home, his wife is upset over his prolonged absence and its impact on their disabled daughter. He promises to return quickly and the next morning, sets out to retrieve the rest of the meat and leave the forest for the season. To his dismay, he finds the cave empty and the meat stolen. Using his hunter instincts he launches a desperate search through the treacherous mountain, discovering that the rival is just as cunning. In this quest for meat, humans behave no differently than wild animals. Battling harsh conditions and difficult terrains, they go to all extremes to prove themselves stronger and more deserving. This allegorical tale of conflicting morals and twisted values reveals the true nature of man in the wild.

WHAT REMAINED WASN'T SILENCE.

The film Jeev is about a tribal Kokani family from a remote tribal hamlet,if any member of the family dies on the day of the Holi festival,then from that year onwards,until a new life is born in their household or in the household of their close relatives,neither that family nor their relatives celebrate any festival.

Piyush and Sushil met entirely by chance 30 years ago at a theatre in Mumbai, India. Unbeknownst to each other, they were both gay and seeking partners in a time when the internet was nascent, and there was barely any out and proud queer community. This short independent documentary narrates how they came to be a couple who created a space for themselves, as well as their discovery of dance as a way to combat aging- which has led to them winning hearts as 'Dancing Daddies'.

Ten women from a working class neighbourhood in Mumbai pick up smartphones to document their own lives, crafting an intimate portrayal of labour, love, friendship and the radical act of claiming joy.

Unfolding over the course of a single night. It captures a fleeting phase in a young couple’s relationship — moments of closeness, uncertainty, and love, just before life pulls them in different directions.

“We don't believe we're in control, but we are all just puppets pulled by unseen strings.”

Pushed beyond fear and silence, a woman kills the man who tried to exploit her and buries his body to escape her past. But when the police reopen the case, the grave is empty. With no body and too many secrets, suspicion deepens, truth blurs, and a haunting question remains, who moved the dead, and why?

Through the eyes of a 13-year-old boy, Doko Ko Chahari explores the fragile boundary between childhood innocence and imagination as fear, poverty, and a haunting folktale shape his journey toward understanding the value of education and reality.

A cinematic exploration of the life, literature, and ideological journey of Jaswant Singh Kanwal, one of Punjab’s most powerful progressive voices-tracing how a writer rooted in rural soil became a conscience-keeper of his times.

India today stands at a crossroads of immense progress and glaring inequality. While the nation celebrates advancement such as launching Chandrayan 3, it simultaneously neglects a critical segment of its educated population. A PhD student wrestles with the local Municipal Corporation for his rightful house, symbolizing a broader fight against governmental injustice. As societal rifts deepen between the haves and have-notes, Panther emerges as a voice for his oppressed class. Can he lead them out of systemic deprivation class. Can he lead them out of systemic deprivation, or will he too succumb to the quagmire?

Three friends quickly realize they keep ending up at the same location repeatedly (marked at 10:33 on a timer/clock). Every time they try to move forward, they're pulled back to the exact same spot, experiencing the same bell sound and events over and over again.

Late at night in a quiet place, three lives intersect — a weary stranger, a silent old man, and a tired waiter. Through glances, gestures, and fragments of conversation, their fragile interactions unravel hidden tensions and unspoken histories. What begins as routine slowly transforms into a haunting exploration of loneliness, memory, and the search for meaning.

Twelve years of waiting. Countless streets walked, countless memories revisited. She thought she knew when to let go, but some pasts refuse to be forgotten. Every corner, every echo, every fleeting glimpse reminds her of him… and of the choice she’s about to make. The letters she wrote, the places she cherished, the moments frozen in time, they all pull her back, even as she tries to move forward. What if letting go isn’t the end? What if the story isn’t over? And what if he comes back when she has finally stopped waiting?

Suri, a reclusive man, attempts to reconnect with his grandmother through her favourite recipe, only to run into unexpected visitors.

Mithila, a strongly willed and emotionally guarded woman, unexpectedly reunites with her college crush, Ram during a job interview. She hires him, quietly hoping to rekindle what she once felt. At work, her hidden affection clashes with Ram’s emotional distance, often leading to unintentional hurt. Determined to get closer, Mithila convinces him to go on a long drive. As they begin to connect, their journey takes a dark turn when their car breaks down in a remote village and terror strikes the couple, pulling Ram into a tense and unsettling search for Mithila.

Last 1% follows Aariz, a young student living away from home, whose life suddenly turns tense after receiving an urgent message about his mother. With only 1% battery left on his phone, he rushes through the city trying to reach home while facing unexpected situations and people along the way. As time keeps slipping away, Aariz must make difficult choices that test his emotions, patience, and humanity. The film is a gripping emotional journey about time, decisions, and the moments that can change a life forever.

An experimental mixed-media animation that blends the Indian classical art of Kathak with a deeply personal narrative of memory, identity, and return. Told through the evocative sounds of ghungroos, harmonium, and traditional bol, the film follows a young woman estranged from her cultural roots, drawn back to the rhythms once passed down by her mother — her first guru.

Three friends gather for what should have been an ordinary evening, but a seemingly harmless challenge unleashes something far older and more dangerous than they could have imagined. As strange events begin to blur the line between reality and the unknown, they find themselves trapped in a night where every choice carries a consequence. Afreet is a supernatural horror film that explores friendship, fear, and the hidden forces that emerge when curiosity goes too far.

An Indian refugee living in the capital of Kyrgyzstan, witness to the political instability surrounding him, drifts into a melancholic and elegiac meditation on his condition as a foreigner. Film stock is his last refuge.

Sonja Aigner, born in South Africa and now living in Germany, reflects on identity and belonging after a DNA test reveals connections across the world.Through a quiet and intimate conversation, the film explores what it means to come from a place and whether that answer is ever complete.

A man wakes up and follows his quiet morning routine, but while standing by the window, he notices someone watching him from outside. When he rushes to check, the figure vanishes—leaving him unsettled and questioning what he just saw.

When a young patient’s questions slowly stir something deep within the doctor's personal life, routine conversations become tense and emotional exhaustion begins to surface. Caught between what is and what could have been if it didn't happen, he finds himself confronting thoughts he never believed he was capable of.

A Thriller Short Film

The Blueprint of the World has a Sound. Presenting "CIVIL... SEE I WILL" – Dedicated to every Civil Engineer who turns soil into steel and dreams into skylines. From the foundation to the flyover, this track is a salute to the Kings of Infrastructure. Not a Song. Not an Anthem. It's a DESIGN. Every building, every bridge, every city you see started as a design in a Civil Engineer's mind. Now, that design has a sound. Introducing "சிவில்... சீ ஐ வில் - CIVIL SEE I WILL" — a sonic blueprint by Ashoksaravanan Design — dedicated to every Civil Engineer, every student, and every dreamer who builds the world from the ground up. "கல்லும், மண்ணும், எஃகும் சேர்த்து — ஒரு நாட்டின் எதிர்காலத்தைக் காப்போம்!"

A dialogue-less animation that follows a young person who goes through a journey of unmasking themselves after pocketing a mysterious Marble.

The film revolves around the character Jiga, dubbed "Seva Bhavi" (meaning a selfless helper or server), who is always ready to serve the community. The story focuses on his humorous interactions and, as suggested by character teasers, his "social service" activities that create a "full-on entertainment" experience. The plot involves engaging character work and comedic situations, including characters like "Dalsukh," designed to make it a family-oriented watch.

Raghavendra, a small curious boy, sets out to uncover a hidden truth of a village named "Elalli", a small town in the coastal region of Karnataka. He gets in trouble with the local don, then after many trials, brings back the original name of the village "Hasuralli" to "Elalli".

This movie is the second part of the Narayana Pustika trilogy. In which there is a description of the troubles arising from the opening of the unimaginable door revealed by the great sages.

Exploring the fragile boundary between the seen and unseen, where profound secrets blur reality and deception. Features a police involvement that unravels a tangled web of hidden truths.

Does movement reveal memory? Faceless hands breathe in and out of the image, as if with a mind of their own, thinking, dreaming, remembering. Their performance eventually morphs into ritual; lyrical, suggestive fragments of gestures, becoming a mosaic inquiry of thought, action, intention and meaning, ultimately asking the question: What is waking life if not raw material for our dreams?

Through understated humor and interconnected anecdotes, Shamik navigates bureaucracy, identity, and everyday absurdity while unraveling a deceptively simple misadventure of losing his laptop.

The glow you saw in 'Kumbalangi Nights' has a deeper story beneath. Through the voices of local residents, fishermen, and scientists, this documentary explores how this enchanting glow is formed and the unseen ecological and social consequences that come with its fame.

Srinu, a food obsessed guy, placed as a worker under landlord by his father, which changes his lifestyle and makes him despair

He is chained to a spiral. A spiral between post–rock bottom and pre-comeback. And this is his reaction.

At a city fun fair, three strangers an aspiring actor losing faith, a woman torn between love and honour, and a boy chasing shattered dreams find their lives reflected in a Ferris wheel where pain and hope rise and fall.

Two strangers uncover a hidden child trafficking and exploitation network operating in plain sight. As they risk everything to protect innocent lives, an unexpected bond grows between them. A gripping story of courage, compassion, and love born in the fight for justice.

Paani follows a heartfelt story of two brothers torn apart by militancy, loss, love, and painful social traditions.

A thirst for power pulls Surya into a deadly rivalry. But once the violence begins, is there any way back?

A collection of memories from the filmmaker's solo trip to the City of Dreams.

A young man struggling with his identity finds his true self through a celestial Nymph

A stand-up comedy special created and performed by Kaviraj Singh. It is the continuation and part 2 of his previous special Women.

In a city caught between aspiration and decay, three bars move along their separate orbits. Each a small kingdom of delusion with its own social universe, fragile mythologies, and everyday theatre of performance and pretense. But as their stories begin to bleed into one another, a darkly humorous, unexpectedly tender, and occasionally harsh mosaic emerges, revealing the soft fictions that shape our world.

In the span of a week, a friendship bends under the weight of secrets and half-told stories. Between riverside sunsets and empty streets, two lives trace the fragile line between holding on and letting go.