Uniforms, morning roll call, order, and discipline determine life at a prestigious boarding school somewhere in the Himalaya’s misty foothills. 16-year-old Jaivardhana isn’t thriving in this authoritarian environment. An opportunity for temporary respite from this strict regime presents itself, when a former teacher visits the school and offers interested students a photography workshop. During Mr Sapru’s inspiring lessons, the young people don’t learn about depth of field or shutter speed, but they do learn to open their senses and experience the world around them.

The story begins with Dr. Wiseman, a 50 year old British dentist landing himself a role in one of his patients film who happens to be a film producer. The doctor had a real passion and was obsessed with the mere idea of being on the stage thus thinks of this as an opportunity to reignite and live his long lost dream. On realizing that it's just a small walk on role, he goes through the journey from disappointment towards the realization that no role, no dialogue is too small for a real actor and performs the role wholeheartedly, walking away with a sense of complete satisfaction.

The story begins with Dr. Wiseman, a 50 year old British dentist landing himself a role in one of his patients film who happens to be a film producer. The doctor had a real passion and was obsessed with the mere idea of being on the stage thus thinks of this as an opportunity to reignite and live his long lost dream. On realizing that it's just a small walk on role, he goes through the journey from disappointment towards the realization that no role, no dialogue is too small for a real actor and performs the role wholeheartedly, walking away with a sense of complete satisfaction.

The story begins with Dr. Wiseman, a 50 year old British dentist landing himself a role in one of his patients film who happens to be a film producer. The doctor had a real passion and was obsessed with the mere idea of being on the stage thus thinks of this as an opportunity to reignite and live his long lost dream. On realizing that it's just a small walk on role, he goes through the journey from disappointment towards the realization that no role, no dialogue is too small for a real actor and performs the role wholeheartedly, walking away with a sense of complete satisfaction.

Set in a remote Indian village, Resignation tells the story of a day in the life of a meek and submissive clerk, when his boss humiliates him beyond measure and the events that follow.

GULFAREEN, a young vivacious spirit, is the eldest in a family of three children who are all hearing impaired. We explore the family's struggle, which had to relocate to the city in order to have access to the school for their children and how they are barely able to make ends meet on the sole insufficient income of the father. Amidst this, we share her little joys, hopes and dreams along with exploring her confident and outgoing personality as she takes us through her world.

Towards the end of the eighth century, an architect journeys across the lower Himalayas in search of the perfect site for constructing a temple, not merely as a place of worship but as a monumental record crystallizing the collective accomplishment of a civilization.

Inside a boiling-hot trailer in Texas, T. and Sugar don't mix.

Uniforms, morning roll call, order, and discipline determine life at a prestigious boarding school somewhere in the Himalaya’s misty foothills. 16-year-old Jaivardhana isn’t thriving in this authoritarian environment. An opportunity for temporary respite from this strict regime presents itself, when a former teacher visits the school and offers interested students a photography workshop. During Mr Sapru’s inspiring lessons, the young people don’t learn about depth of field or shutter speed, but they do learn to open their senses and experience the world around them.

A married couple is stuck in a rut of chicken dinners and TV nights. But when the wife impulsively attends an open house, the fantasy of a blank slate unearths long buried feelings that force her to question if her own house -- and her marriage -- is really her home.