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The documentary film focuses on the plight of the wetlands near Tamil Nadu’s Vedanthangal Bird Sanctuary, a 30-acre state bird santuary which is getting ruined by stone quarrying. People have been protesting against the stone quarrying stating it is harming the ecology and how it is affecting them and the wetlands for more than 18 years. But regardless of that, their farmlands are getting seized gradually by power and violence raising ecological fears that are deteriorating conditions as a result.

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.

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.

A psychologist undergoes an experiment with the analog technology of his time and undertakes a visual journey into his own brain. Welcome to the vistas within.

A Mature Sensible Love Story Where A Man Meets His Long Lost Love After Two Decades .The rekindled affair could be ruinous, for the jealous husband who is a DIG Police Officer, a brute with a unenviable reputation.

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.

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).

A personal exploration of one's lost identity, reflecting upon the oral literature passed through generations within the Gor-Banjara tribe

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.

Siddhant is a news anchor who falls in love with Aanal and they decide to get married. On the day of their engagement, Aanal unexpectedly proposes to Siddhant to move into her fathers house after their marriage. What will Siddhant do?

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?

The memories keep on flashing in front of his eyes as he falls to his death

Woman lives alone with her dim-witted son, Child. One day during dinner, Child suffers a traumatic experience.

Manan having recently shifted back to Delhi from Noida, is happy to have his childhood friend Vedant in the same college as him. As time goes by, he realises there is more than what meets the eye.

The constant ricocheting between hopelessness and optimism continues to contaminate the ordinariness of the everyday. Barretto focuses on the aftermath of her father having been diagnosed with Depression and Bipolar disorder some years prior. In the early years her mother had taken on the role of being the primary caregiver and thereby also taken on the burden of shielding others in the family from the fallout of this illness. But now having grown up, the responsibility of caring is expected to be shifted on to the daughter, the only other woman in the family.

Lipika Singh Darai salvages rest material from her private archive that, with the passing of time, has acquired new meaning. A range of experiences – from the searing story of a local witch hunt to a meeting at a stunning waterfall – complement each other perfectly. Night and Fear is a personal essay, but also a reflection on the impact of making films – on the filmmaker herself and our society.

In a profession traditionally dominated by men, women are breaking gender stereotypes and facing unique challenges with resilience and determination. "Tuk Tuk Girls" is a celebration of these women's achievements.

After losing the love of his life in this world, a heartbroken boy discovers a parallel universe where she lives again, and their love begins anew under a different destiny.

Yug Purush Sadguru Sai Teoonram", a Sindhi movie, is based on life and times of a Sindhi saint Sai Teoonramji Maharaj (1887-1942).

A doctor turned documentarian, quits his job and embarks on an investigative journey across India to find out if there is indeed a link between the nation's massive dairy consumption and its beef exports.

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

Two boys kidnapped their boss, who is doing illegal business in real estate for money.. after that they saw the shocking matters.. what's that shocking news and they get money , what they want is the movie story.. it's a full commercial entertainment.

"Challenge," a documentary film, tells the inspiring story of Princy Gogoi, a physically challenged girl from Assam. Despite facing numerous obstacles, including financial, social, and emotional challenges, Princy's mother, Beauty Gogoi, stood by her side as an undaunted angelic spirit. The film highlights their journey as they strive to provide Princy with a worthy life, ensuring her education and independence.

A documentary on Mr.Dharanidhar Boro was a Deputy Conservator of Forest. During his tenure at Kaziranga National Park in Assam,India,he stopped rhino poaching for two years. He transformed many poachers and made them surrender their arms with the help of education,culture and social relationship. This is his story.

A series of events unfold as CI krishna gets on to investigates a serial killer Ram.

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.

Two friends start making a documentary about their village's haunted high school, and while making this documentary something crazy happens with them at night.

Freedom, elections and democracy are at the very core of India's constitution. Learn about the intricacies of the world's largest democracy manages to hold free and fair elections. On National Geographic.

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.

Twelve case workers who have been working on cases of domestic violence over years, traveling to remote corners of Bundelkhand, create a lexicon of words often used by women on the field. The film works with material of the everyday, scraps of cloth, needle, thread, and the timbre of human voices to explore these questions.

A dreamy vignette of a group of close male friends, enjoying their beach holiday together in Goa, India. The camera's presence stirs up their tender affections and playful antics, as they savour the last moments before the sun sets.

18 Year old Ansh is upset about the way other people treat his bestfriend Tanya, While she tries to make it up to him.

FTII Documentary Excercise

Inspired from Andrei Tarkovsky (Russian Film Director) and Don Palathara (Malayalam Film Director) filmmaking style.

Natural lifecycles, the labour of scavengers pouring over carrion, perform counterpoint to outsourced ghost tales from a Mechanical Turk platform.

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.

Lakshadweep Island is located in the Arabian Sea off the coast of Kerala. But they have no media coverage of their own.

The film explores class division in the system through interactions of customers of a bakery from diverse backgrounds. The story is told from the perspective of an employee, who serves the customers.

The dream of an undinal being.

an IT employee has to choose between his needs and wants

Sudden Reversal entity

A short documentary on the wind that blows through the Palakkadan gap in the winters of Kerala

Seen through the eyes of the director’s family, the film vividly portrays the vibrant Chawl culture in Mumbai, where shared spaces foster tight-knit community bonds. Through a family’s move to a modern flat, it explores the emotional conflict between leaving behind a cherished community and embracing a dream home.

A tumultuous couple finds themselves at opposing Juhu Beach entrances, compelling them to stroll in the direction of one another and meet in the middle.

This experimental video essay explores the space and time of a post-colonial hill station set up by the British as a sanatorium for therapeutic recovery from the heat and humidity of India. Invoking the closing sequences of Ritwik Ghatak’s film, Meghe Dhaka Tara (The Cloud-Capped Star) (1960), the film explores how mountains became a metaphor not just for malaise and affliction, but also the human will to survive in the corridors of a creaky healthcare system. Framed through fissures in the dark, derelict walls of a once glorious cinema hall in Darjeeling, the events within turn, hang in liquid suspension. The same landscape becomes a haven for the tourist-turned-environmental-refugee who crawls up the winding mountainside in summer, fleeing the furnace of the Indian plains. But the haven itself is occupied by giant pile drivers pounding steel into the industrial night.

Revolves around the journey of a last bencher, who is often considered a misfit, as he defies all odds to pursue his dreams

An emotional sense-scape of abortion that unearths pain and violence lived by young unmarried Indian women

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.

Anxious about failing an exam, Kavi experiences a supernatural enlightenment.

A couple gets married, but the wife refuses to accept the man as her husband. Meanwhile, murders are being committed in the city. Is the couple safe? Maybe or Maybe not!