Inaamulhaq

The brotherly bonds between two men leads to a betrayal that gets one of them killed, leaving the survivor to become a peacemaker in his land.

Ranjit Katiyal, an Indian businessman, leads a happy and successful life in Kuwait with his family. However, when Iraq invades Kuwait he decides to risk his life to save his stranded countrymen.

Inspired by the 2002 violence in Gujarat, stories unfold inside the lives of disparate people both directly and indirectly affected by the riots.

Ajay and his pal Sameer represent the contemporary state of today's youth, their confusions, insecurities, dreams, decisions, and dilemmas. Both are struggling to make it large in their lives. After his mechanical engineering degree, Ajay pursues a career in the corporate world, but still, that's not enough for his disappointed father who keeps bantering Ajay to earn more.

Set in a vibrant Mumbai chawl, CHIDIYA follows Shanu and Bua, two brothers navigating childhood under their widowed mother Vaishnavi's care. After visiting a film set with their uncle Bali Bhai, they discover badminton and fall in love with the game. But they have no rackets, no net, and no court. With help from their cousin and the chawl's colorful residents, they transform scrap into dreams.

A small-town comic's long-awaited break takes a dark turn after he realises committing murder is the only way to keep his onstage energy.

An inmate in Lucknow jail wishes to be free. He seizes a new opportunity with that very aim after he learns that a few prisoners must form a band.

PIPPA tells the story of Captain Balram Singh Mehta of India’s 45 Cavalry regiment who, along with his siblings, fought on the eastern front during the Indo-Pakistani war of 1971. Named after the Russian amphibious war tank “PT-76”, which floats on water like an empty ‘pippa’ (tin) of ghee, the film traces Mehta's coming-of-age as he steps up to prove himself in a war to liberate Bangladesh.