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halini wants his brother Shyam to get married prior to her, but since he was betrayed by Maya, he starts hating women. He hires Bindiya to act as his wife so that he can get her sister married first.

Mission Tiger is the first film featuring the root cause of tiger poaching in India and intends to impart a message- Save the tiger.

The film explores the essence of Jadbharat's story, who was reborn twice. Jadbharat is one of the most significant characters in texts of Vishnupuran and Bhagwadpuran.

Passion and desire between two women is given voice through the beat of a North Indian clay pot.

A transgender born in a wealthy family sets out to seek acceptance in the society, and hiding his true identity is the only way to prove his 'manhood'. In this quest to lead a dignified life, Ramanuj aka Hansa (Aayush Shrivastava) explores and reveals the darker shades of communities.

Have you waited for your love? That too, in which there is no hope of finding that love. But Samar waited for his love even without knowing whether he will get his love or not.

Documentary on a the Ramlila tradition in the village Kheriya directed by Molly Kaushal

An intimate look at parents, family and relationships from the point of view of a filmmaker son. After graduating from film school, the director captured his parents on film over a period of five years. Quiet moments at home, random conversations, festival prayers; all the myriad events that comprise family life were lovingly and unflinchingly recorded. The film chronicles the challenges of having parents living and working in different cities – Delhi and Bombay – just as the filmmaker faces his own challenges, settling into his career as a cinematographer of documentaries and ‘arty’ films, as perceived by his family.

Rajeev Khandelwal takes us to Puri, Odisha to watch the famous Rath Yatra. With him explore the magnificent architecture of the Jagannath Temple and learn how this Yatra brings diverse cultures, faiths and mythology together.

Two ladies dress to go out and then check over a crop of rice.

It's a story of a shepherd 'Lateef'. He lives in a small town of Kashmir. He is a very innocent boy. He is less educated but wants to join the police. One day he meet with a girl 'Chandni'. Chandni is a college going girl. They become friends. One day Chandini tells him that she like militants a lot. Lateef is a shepherd and spend most of his time in jungle. He had some militant friends, they suggested him to become a militant to impress the Chandni, but he refuses. They insist him if he don't want to become militant, just act as a militant so that Chandni will be impressed.

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?

After a campfire night with their friends, Sanjana and Mohit sit on the beach and talk about their dysfunctional relationship only to reveal that Mohit has eyes for somebody else.

Through a collage of intimate stories, ‘Desire?’ opens up a dialogue about relationships which do not stand on the edifice of Sex and Sexuality, existing as a minority community within an already persecuted LGBTQIA minority community. The parallel narratives take you through each characters’ world as they navigate through life creating small ruptures within a culture of universal hypersexuality.

An affectionate documentation of Indian gay men above 50+ revealing their secrets and their views on love, relationship, social acceptance issues along with their breath-taking life experiences. It is supposedly for the first time ever senior gay Indian men have come together on the screen to talk about their amazing lives and experiences.

Meera is eager to find an answer to a question her father asked once. This journey leads her to find her individuality and purpose of her life; which is beyond and as important as her identity as a transgender.

Two Indian girls discuss the existence of God on a historic day when Supreme Court decriminalises consensual gay sex.

In Hinduism, women are prohibited from entering the cremation ground but Gulab Maharajin performed Cremations at Rasoolabad Ghat, Allahabad for more than 60 Years.

Champak and his wife, Savita, find themselves in a series of unexpected and hilarious situations when Prem and Prakash enter their lives as their tenants.

Kunwar Pal Singh is a poor and low-caste farmer living with his wife and six children in Raipur, Bijnor District, India. Despite his challenging life conditions, lack of formal education and burden of responsibilities, he has one overriding obsession: Bollywood. In his spare time, Kunwar has written 6 feature lenght film scripts and countless short stories. Taraash is an intimate portrait of Kunwar's life, an exploration of his eccentric imagination through making of one of his short scripts.