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.
A story about two men, in the most tender and vulnerable form away from all the stereotypes about masculinity in contemporary culture.
An animated documentary of the village life of Warli tribe, with drawings done by indigenous artists.
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.
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.
The Film is inspired by the work of Urvashi Butalia and Ritu Menon, who co-founded the first feminist publishing house in India: Kali for Women. It looks back on thirty years in publishing and focusses on the feminist politics and friendships that make this survival possible.
Aag Aur Shabab is a 1990 film, directed by C. P. Vijaykumar and produced by Dinesh Gupta. The film stars Captain Raju, Ravi, Kumar, Raj Verma, Sudha, Rohini, Radhu and Madhuri in lead roles. The film had musical score by G. Ramanathan.
An unusually intimate look at Indian gender hierarchies, in which a young girl copes with having a hijara mother.
An English language tutor is privately employed to teach the disturbed wife of a wealthy man. As the eccentricity of her hosts begins to look more and more like madness, she realizes that she is in fatal danger.
Two strangers from different cities having absolutely opposite personalities are made to tie the 'bond of life'. The film depicts how arranged marriages are still prevalent in the Indian society and are not as scary as they are thought to be.
In a quest to live the common dreams of a wife and mother, Sapana embarks upon a downward spiral of a well-known patriarchal society. It is a typical struggle of a woman to carve an identity for herself. But when the woman is, only what a man defines her, what more can she do to distort this unoriginal definition? It is a short film about a woman whose dream turns into a nightmare, post marriage and her reaction.
Raghu, a Sari shop worker, is obsessed with a particular sari. His world is turned upside down when it is picked by a bride-to-be, who doesn't understand its worth.
A search for ‘truth’ stumbles upon varied textures of conversations. Conversations carrying echoes from print, electronic, social media; redolent with the local atmosphere and the context of the city’s past. Inspired by a few conversations, Chai Darbari provides a moment to breathe and make sense of multiple lived realities and their subsequent multiple memories.
This short film speaks to us on themes of acceptance, homophobia, and transmen, the often invisibilized group within the LGBTQ+ community
Months after the divorce, Kumar shows up with bags at his ex-wive’s door. She lives with her girlfriend who happens to be Kumar’s best friend. Here is your classic triangle with a queer twist.
The story of a woman who loves her husband but has come to know of him being gay only after marriage. He has married her under family pressure, but he is afraid to open up with his family about his preferences.
Two Lovers, Three Haters, One Helpless Husband, And A Crazy Twist - It Is All About Having Those Embarassing Moments In Life At A Young Age And Looking Back Only To Laugh At Them.
