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Jatin tries to fuck two girls at once

Two YouTubers try to demystify some rituals and things didn't go as per their expectation.

A story of a single parent, who changes her identity to get a job as a house help in order to survive.

Madhu tries to deliver a love letter to her crush, but on the way faces many obstacles which are all in her head.

A young man as he embarks on a quest to discover his true identity. Along the way, he unravels the fascinating history of the Konkani language, exploring its path through struggle, foreign invasion and exodus.

My Radio My Life

Saga of unwavering faith in Baba Guru Nanak. The faith that guides them through the journey of hardships as it ignites true belief that impacts everyone around. A faith that unravels in a way that only God could orchestrate.

A dying man recalls his life.

On one normal day of her work, a housemaid gets to know that she will loose her job to a robot servant.

Named after the Hindustani classical music exponent Annapurna Devi’s sea-facing Mumbai residence, the film 6-A Akash Ganga by Nirmal Chander Dandriyal, probes the question, ‘Can an artist exist without an audience?’ Her disciple, Nityanand Haldipur, cuts through the myths to offer a rare glimpse into the life and philosophy of his enigmatic guru.

Shanti is an adaptation from a short story (Foot Prints on the Sand) written by Chimi Angmu Lama based on a real event. It is the story about a single mother raising her child helped by a simpleton "Ramme" to do some work in the farm. The Mother shows extraordinary courage, strength and resilience when faced by sudden harrowing situation.

In eight blocks of Purulia district, a small number of 12360 forest-dwellers of 3121 families live in 168 hamlets. These people are officially called "Sabar". In the past they were physically strong, but now they have become weak. But their simplicity has remained as before. This film depicts the day-today account of their life' s saga.

From time to time, the social, political and economic environment crushes everyone. Mirbeen is the central character of this story. In her childhood, her grandmother instills in her the dream of doing something with the fairy tales of Serdihun (God of textile in Karbi tribal beliefs), which sprouts the desire to make life meaningful in her mind. But fratricidal clashes and ethnic conflicts make the entire Karbi land bloody in 2005 where Mirbeen's small village is also not spared. Political instability disrupts their daily lives as Mirbeen's house and village is burnt to ashes. She loses her only close friend Kaban along with many relatives. Her life becomes dark, yet she doesn't want to give up and become a victim of circumstances as the story of Serdihun which her grandmother had instilled in her mind inspires her to make her dream come true.

A young teen has not returned home in Manipur, an area amidst the ethnic conflicts and insurgency. His father Joseph sets out on a journey in search of his football enthusiast son. As Joseph travels, his fear grows deeper: a fear of constant uncertainty- past and present – to which a personal vacuum is added when he is asked to verify the unidentified body in the morgue by the police. It is a journey that no parent would like to take, ever.

Kuber’s daughter Dhangauri marries Naresh who is not financially sound. Kuber gets an attack and when he finally meets the couple, he thinks Naresh’s friend Dilip is the husband. Dhangauri and co play along to avoid any further stress which leads to chaos and confusion but guarantees lots of laughter.

A college student’s reality begins to fracture as unsettling visions disrupt her sense of control.

A short film made by three students who are trying to escape the reality.

Jaspreet Singh Stand up comedy

A Short Film that showcases the 72 Melakartha Ragas compiled and composed by Telugu Director Vamsy

The life of a photographer and his emotional connect with the studio. How this character tries to update with the digital world and how a particular situation brings a turn in his life.

Two migrant workers from different parts of India and of different languages find themselves working in an obscure job where they have to perform as tigers.

Follows the story of a girl who keeps going outside to seek freedom navigating personal challenges while yearning for a breath of fresh air and hope In a world suffocated by toxic air.

A man who moved to Dubai, visits his old barber in India after many years and wants to know about the famous love story which he missed. So the barber narrates Shiva and Noorjahan`s story.

Valasai Paravakal is the story of these birds despite flying from the land of neglect after hearing the clinking of money in the tea plantations. But they could not find a nest even after generations. This is a continuous process in the life of plantation workers.

An impersonator also known as ‘Behrupiya’ amuses the locals by impersonating well-known movie characters. One day, while performing one of his acts, Behrupiya meets with an accident that brings his life to a complete halt. Despite this setback, the young kids in the village who looked up to him as an idol refuse to give up on him and offer their support. The story explores the themes of resilience, determination, and the importance of community support. The accident that Behrupiya faces has a symbolic significance, representing the challenges and obstacles that can arise in life. However, the fact that the village's young children rally around him and offer their support shows that even in the face of adversity, hope and encouragement can come from unexpected places. The story is a poignant exploration of the power of human connection and the resilience of the human spirit.

The conversation between 4 Auto drivers in Nallagandla at their leisure time.

If dreams had eyes of their own, would they see reality for what it is? A queer desire transcends from a night's dream to the day's reality when the filmmaker starts filming her everyday. The camera becomes the 'I' and travels through spaces to seek an understanding of its puzzled sense of being. The film is a jumbled self-expression.

Inspired from a real life the short film showcases the story of a poor boy, the struggle in his life & how he fights with his destiny to become successful.

When the village outcast starts to hear strange sounds in the mountains, everyone except his little brother writes it off as another eccentric performance. He must focus now on finding a wife to redeem himself and secure his place in the social hierarchy, but the sounds keep growing louder and louder.

The History of India is full of brave resistance and sacrifices to protect the land of Dharma, but then why did we fall? We didn't lose to invaders. We lost to the Sahebs among us.

A sci-fi thriller short film by the cinephiles club of IIT Indore.

Anand and Kavya, two lovers decide to end their lives when their families don't support them. During the attempt, Anand meets with Roshni and takes her home, unaware that Kavya has already ended her life. What will Anand do now?

This film is about a soldier MARK, who is fighting everlasting war in his mind about his inability to save his friend ED, who died in the war.

'This Socks' is a stop motion animation short film that experiments with different techniques to illustrate a common everyday annoyance.

Imagine the heartbreak when someone you loved from childhood turns out to be a crook. Will Divya be old-fashioned and be with Ram or will she leave him?

A hidden criminal organisation based in Assam named 'Thunderlads' gets shattered after retirement of its ex member Jim Martin, famously known as Jimmy. The new boss of the organisation Robert Keleng hires an assassin namely Mayank D'Costa to take Jimmy down. But in their traumatic past, both of them are somehow connected.

A young woman with PCOS, feeling isolated and frustrated, finds hope and resilience through a supportive women's NGO, transforming her journey from struggle to empowerment.

He realizes that GOD DHANVANTARI whom he worships, had himself come in his place to cure the child. This brings tears to VAIDYARAAJ’s Eyes.

How far will you go to achieve what you want. EM CHESTHUNNAV? is the story of a confused yet clear B. TECH graduate who doesn't have a clarity about his life.

A high school drama about ten teenagers who come from low-income backgrounds, but have managed to get admission in an elite high school in a posh part of Delhi. The film is an unfiltered account of their lives, the struggles and friendships, the discrimination they face and support they receive—giving us a peek into what it means to grow up in India today.

In the bustling city of Mumbai where life never stops, a couple decide to end their life, becoming India’s first couple to appeal for Euthanasia. Living together for over 53 years in a tiny space, in a 100-year-old Chawl, they are ordinary citizens seeking to get their voice heard in a world that doesn’t see them. We delve into their inner and emotional worlds to explore what lies beneath this profound choice, one that challenges societal beliefs in karma, afterlife. The film intimately follows their daily life as they await official response. Framed within immediate spaces, inside their room and the vibrant community outside their door, with its non-stop motions of life makes them feel trapped. This ethnic microcosm, reveals universal themes of love, loss, freedom, dignity, ageing. An unexpected crisis brings the couple to a crucial crossroad. Will they succeed in their quest?

On the eastern side of Guwahati’s historic Latasil playground stands an iconic Assamese house that completes a century of existence in 2023. Constructed by engineer Chandranath Barua, this house has been home to some of Assam’s most famous icons, such as filmmaker-actor-musician Brajen Barua, filmmaker-footballer-flautist-painter Nip Barua, singer-turned-composer Ramen Barua, filmmaker Dibon Barua, cricketer-turned-singer Dwipen Barua, cricketer-pilot-entrepreneur-politician Girin Barua and radio broadcaster Niren Barua. The Baruas are surely the only family in Assam, and perhaps in the entire India, that have produced so many noted personalities in fields as diverse as cinema, music, sports and politics. This is the story of ‘The House of Baruas’, reconstructed through memories, archival film clips and photographs. A house that is now facing an uncertain future.

In The Forest One Thing Can Look Like Another is constructed through the director’s personal experience of living in the remote Himalayan mountain town of Manali, a historically popular destination for shooting Bollywood film songs. The glacial landscape of Manali has become a site where projections of the idyllic countryside are directed — rife with tropes of adventure, eroticism and romance. The work interrogates this thin layer of narrative practices, constructing tableaus of high-altitude mountains as static objects and backdrops for second-hand urban aspirations to happiness, while the precarious reality of living in a highly sensitive ecosystem spins an adventure far removed from most imaginaries.

“Based on a true story” a poor velding worker (subash) got a upcoming all new 2000rs money bag in a trash . after he went to his own village & he face so many problems with village members & money.

Struggling with depression, 35-year old corporate executive Keshav seeks solace from enigmatic writer Gulmohar. His quest leads him to a modest newspaper house, unravelling a transformative journey of healing and connection.

One day, a person was waiting for someone, but the person didn't come. That's how the day passed.

In the grand narrative of the Partition of Punjab in 1947, Iqraar-naama is a film about the 'refugee', 'migrant', 'displaced person' as the protagonist of his own story. Told through a collection of documents from the personal archive of Charandas Bangia, a Partition refugee from Lyallpur, Pakistan who finally settled in Amritsar, India. The documents preserved carefully for over 90 years set the stage for history to unfold. The film decenters historical narratives from the state to the citizen, from state archives to personal archive, looking at history from the perspective of those who experience it. Using documents, photographs, drawings, text and interviews, the film hangs on a series of dialogues between the state, citizen, allotment officers, ministry of relief and rehabilitation and other such sundry characters encountered in the history of the Partition of Punjab (1947).

Jay and Yash, two best friends, have their final conversation before one of them departs to Canada for further studies, which sets them on a humorous yet emotional path exploring love, egos, and understanding.

A short film about two women who broke up some time back but are still in love. One has moved on while the other can’t let go. They meet for their last conversation that sums up their dreams and expectations. In this night of introspection, will their relationship revive?

A Portrait of Endurance" is a powerful and emotionally charged short documentary that delves into the life of a man whose existence has been plagued by adversity. Through intimate interviews and poignant visuals, the film presents a raw and unfiltered portrayal of his struggles, inviting viewers on a deeply personal journey.

A Mumblecore Film

A probe wanders through space alone in a quest to archive the sounds of the universe.

A man who never leaves his room to enjoy solitary bliss.

"THE HOPE" (Written and Directed by Akaash Raj Dharani) tells the story of a drug addict

"DIVINE HEART" is an enlightening film that portrays the intricate process of heart transplant surgery. It provides a comprehensive depiction of the dedicated medical team led by Dr. Anvay Mulay, as well as the meticulous legal procedures involved in heart transplant surgeries and organ donation. The narrative revolves around Laxmi, a young girl who candidly shares her personal journey.

Legacies live forever, or do they? A 12-year-old embarks on a picturesque journey to answer this question and understand her grandmother's way of life.

The film revolves around an old and aged Dwijamani who is bed ridden in his family home in a village near Dalu river. His younger sister from Guwahati, who is aged herself, visits him with her son. The story is about the filmmaker visiting his maternal village home in the year 2016 with his mother. In their last few days of togetherness, they all bond well as they laugh, eat and talk about the village and its people. After staying for few days, Dwijamani’s sister and her son leave Dwijamani and his village abode. The film is about their last meeting.

Andro Dreams is the love story of Laibi, an old woman with a spirited soul, and her three decade old, an all girls' football club that is battling economic challenges, a patriarchal system and orthodoxy in an ancient village of northeast India. The film captures the challenges faced by Laibi, the manager of Andro Mahila Mandal Association Football Club (AMMA-FC) in her sixties and Nirmala, their most promising young football player.

In the world of insensitivity and insecurity, the new generation of LGBTQI+ community members especially transgenders are flourishing in the courtyard of their Maai(Mother). Pushpa maai, is a transgender activist and the founder of Nai Bhor organization in the pink city Jaipur.

It’s A Story of Two Lovers - Kavya and Avni. 2 Lovers Are Parting Ways, The Dilemmas, The Conflict, Only To Realise That There Are No Goodbyes In Life...Wherever You Are...You Ever Will Be...You'll Always Be In Love...It Never Dies.