Nandita Das

In their first year, Wallika, Devika, Tabbasum, Trisha, and Vandana face personal challenges while seeking their voices and identities amidst the chaos of college life and a new conservative principal. They explore and discover friendship, love, ambition and solidarity. Supporting each other and their seniors, these girls thrive at Matilda House, destined to become change-makers in the world.

Khamosh Adalat Jaari Hai is a Hindi play starring Nandita Das, Saurabh Shukla, Swanand Kirkire, Yusuf Hussain, Pravina Bhagwat Deshpande, Rajeev Siddhartha, Ajitesh Gupta and Abhay Mahajan. A theatre group stages a mock-trial which takes a grim twist when the initially jocular pretend-play turns into a gripping drama about unfulfilled desires, gender discrimination and redundant social customs.

India's partition tears apart a young girl, Lenny, and her caretaker, Shanta. Shanta's love is tested amidst the chaos, as their fates hang in the balance.

Four individuals, Afia, Megha, Abhimanyu, and Omar, go through hardships that change their lives forever, and they struggle to find their identity.

Rudra, a poor labourer, works for Thakur Avadh Narayan Singh, a cruel landlord. When the Thakur's sons rape Rudra's minor daughter, he struggles to seek justice.

Bhaskar, an honest and hardworking police officer is framed by a notorious underworld don Adi, and he is suspended from the force. Meanwhile, the police are made to believe that Bhaskar works for Adi. Bhaskar vows to restore his tarnished image and reputation.

Thulasi, returns to her village to become a dance teacher. She cannot forget her love, Vishwa, but is haunted by the memory of her cousin's obsession with her.

After spending years in an abusive relationship, Kiranjit decides to end her marriage, by killing her husband in his sleep. She is subsequently given a life sentence in prison, but fights to win back her freedom.

Amrutha is Telugu version of National award winning Tamil film Kannathil Muthamittal. It's the story of a Srilankan child adopted by Indian parents Srinivas (Madhavan) and Indira (Simran), whose desire is to meet her biological mother in the midst of the Sri Lankan Civil War. Their struggle to discover Shyamala (Nandita Das) & figuring why she gave up Amrutha (Keerthana) forms crux of the story.

Captivated by the poems of a renegade warrior on a lethal mission, a naive yet defiant young woman follows her heart into the depths of a revolution.