After discovering a leprosy vaccine, Dr. Roy faces betrayal, poor health, and lost recognition as others receive credit for his groundbreaking work.

Dharavi follows a taxi driver navigating the harsh realities of Mumbai’s largest slum, where urban dreams, survival, and Bollywood fantasies collide.

Making of the Mahatma chronicles Gandhi’s 21 years in South Africa, where his experiences shape his philosophy of truth, nonviolence, and satyagraha, transforming him into a Mahatma.

Dance Like a Man follows aging Bharatanatyam dancers Jairaj and Ratna as their daughter’s debut brings buried family secrets, generational conflicts, and artistic struggles to the surface.

Thayi Saheba follows Rajanna and Geeta as their dream of a peaceful home is disrupted by noise, corruption, and displacement, forcing them to confront harsh urban realities.

Gandhi chronicles his journey from a young lawyer in South Africa to the leader of India’s freedom struggle, highlighting his philosophy of non-violence, justice, and spiritual conviction.

Vilu Ekacha follows a farmer whose electricity is cut off over an unpaid bill, forcing him to confront an indifferent system until an unlikely neighbour restores his faith in human kindness.

Arvind Desai Ki Ajeeb Dastaan follows a wealthy businessman’s son torn between his father’s influence, political ideals, relationships, and the privileges of his elite upbringing.

Suraj Ka Satvan Ghoda follows a young railway employee whose stories spark lively social, political, and literary debates among his friends, exploring the many facets of life.

Char Adhyay explores complex human relationships in 1930s Bengal, blending painting, theatre, music, and dance with a poetic portrayal of love, conflict, and pain.

This film portrays the oppression of struggling communities, their growing unrest and desire for unity, alongside the awakening of love and hope for change.

The relationships between a filmmaker, cinematographer, and young actress evolve during a film shoot, as unexpected affection and emotional bonds emerge and challenge their perceptions.

Acharya follows a strict Vedic scholar and his young widowed daughter, whose forbidden love and pregnancy challenge the rigid traditions of orthodox Brahmin society.

Three college friends obsessed with moving to America hatch wild schemes, leading to hilarious mishaps that challenge their dream of a better life.

A young singer in New Delhi struggles after her mother’s death but finds healing through her mother’s guru and a mysterious girl named Tara, reconnecting with her musical legacy.

Tarpan follows a couple seeking a cure for their ailing daughter, uncovering a village haunted by greed, intolerance, forgotten crimes, and the ghosts of its past.

A widowed Raja Saheb living in a jungle mansion embarks on a hunting trip with a tribal boy and two couples, where strange events force them into deep introspection.

Ghare Baire explores love, nationalism, and personal freedom in pre-independence Bengal, as Bimala’s world expands under the influence of her liberal husband and a charismatic Swadeshi leader.

An Enemy of the People follows Dr. Ashoke Gupta, who exposes contaminated temple water despite opposition from his brother and town officials, becoming branded an enemy of the people.

Rudaali follows Shanichari, a young woman in Rajasthan who joins a group of professional mourners, exploring her struggles, resilience, and journey toward empowerment.

Salim follows a young man torn between his impoverished family and the seductive world of organized crime, where quick money comes at a heavy price.

A deadly assassin and his amnesiac former friend become enemies, using an ancient martial art to fight while failing to see the bigger threat.

Godmother follows Vidya, an educated woman who challenges patriarchal power in village politics after being elected to the Gram Panchayat, fighting for genuine women’s empowerment.

Mirch Masala follows Sonbai, a defiant village woman who becomes the target of a powerful Subedar’s unwanted advances, as she stands against oppression and abuse of power.

An unemployed young man is recruited into violence and ordered to kill, but guilt and remorse haunt him as he grows closer to his victim’s family.

A lonely woman and a man form an unusual bond through late-night phone calls, creating an imaginary world that ultimately collapses, leaving them to face life’s pain and passion.

The film weaves three comic-dramatic Mumbai stories, exploring workplace monotony, family dynamics, and a woman's growing sense of disconnection through unexpected twists.

Mammo follows a Pakistani widow who comes to India after being cast out by her relatives, but faces a heartbreaking struggle when visa restrictions force her to return.

Party follows an elite gathering celebrating a celebrated writer, where discussions about Amrit, a poet who joins a tribal struggle, expose the divide between art and social action.

Hari, a rag picker from Mumbai’s slums, dreams of becoming a hero when he’s chosen to star in a short film. As he waits eagerly for filming to begin, he faces harsh societal realities, forcing him to confront broken promises, lost hope, and the bitter truth behind his fleeting dream.

A young woman’s suicide after an unplanned pregnancy forces her middle-class neighbors to confront their hidden secrets, guilt, and hypocrisy.

Naseem follows a young girl and her family in Bombay during the turbulent events of 1992, capturing the human impact of communal violence and a nation's trauma.

Set in post-colonial India, Qissa tells the story of Umber Singh, a Sikh, who is forced to flee his village due to ethnic cleansing at the time of Partition in 1947. Umber decides to fight fate and builds a new home for his family. When Umber marries his youngest child Kanwar to Neeli, a girl of lower caste, the family is faced with the truth of their identities; where individual ambitions and destinies collide in a struggle with eternity.

Agantuk, Satyajit Ray’s final film, follows a family visited by a mysterious man claiming to be Anita’s long-lost uncle, whose stories challenge their suspicions and beliefs.

Music of Satyajit Ray explores how Ray blended Western musical influences with Indian sensibility, using music as an integral element of his filmmaking and storytelling.

Tunu follows an abandoned girl searching for her politician father, only to face betrayal, her mother's murder, and a harsh struggle against a corrupt system.

Marhi Da Deeva follows Jagsir, whose forbidden love, family conflict, and loss of his ancestral land lead to a tragic struggle against injustice and despair.

Aashad Ka Ek Din is based on Mohan Rakesh’s acclaimed Hindi play, exploring the life of legendary Sanskrit poet and playwright Kalidasa in three acts.

Nishant follows an Indian man in Paris who encounters a mysterious woman claiming to live two lives, leading him on a journey to the Ganga where he meets a woman who resembles her.

Albert Pinto Ko Gussa Kyoon Aata Hai follows a clerk in colonial India who desperately seeks approval from his British superiors, aspiring to rise within the ruling system.

Gidh follows a teenage bride who flees after killing her abusive father-in-law, finding refuge in a warehouse where fear, isolation, and oppression lead to a tragic end.

Pestonjee follows two contrasting friends whose bond is tested when they both fall for the same woman, leading to love, marriage, and unexpected emotional turmoil.

Tejo follows an intelligent woman who takes control of her wealthy father-in-law’s dubious business, navigating family conflicts and power struggles after his elder son returns.

Majuli follows a journalist searching for his missing activist friend on a troubled river island, where terrorism, suspicion, and a mysterious guide lead him into danger.

A fugitive political activist finds refuge with a rebellious woman, and together they confront political failures, oppression, exile, and the dangers of blind obedience.

Paheli follows a newlywed woman whose husband leaves for business, only for a ghost in his form to enter her life, leading to love, pregnancy, and a haunting dilemma.

A young girl is trapped in a cycle of poverty and exploitation, betrayed by those around her and punished for a crime committed against her.

Kishunsah follows a wise old man who divides his property among his children, only to face humiliation and neglect, ultimately choosing to renounce his family and worldly life.

Five By Four follows five intelligent women through four interconnected stories, each exploring their individual lives and relationships as their roles shift between protagonist and supporting character.

Rabindranath Tagore chronicles the life and ideas of the celebrated poet, exploring his journey from an unconventional childhood to a visionary philosophy of humanism and internationalism.