Nirmali, a married Paediatrician in her late 30s, leads a peaceful but joyless domestic existence in Guwahati, Assam. Her husband, a senior Doctor, spends most of his time doing relief work in surrounding areas, leaving her alone at home to take care of their son. One day, she meets Sumon, a young PhD student researching food habits in northeastern India, who warms up to her in a manner she seems unaccustomed to. Sumons work exposes him to the belief that theres no kind of food that can be considered abnormal, and Nirmali is drawn to this idea. The two quickly discover that they have a shared love for food - specifically, meat. Together, they bond over meals comprising unusual meats on platonic dates, although Sumon longs for some sort of physical contact. As Nirmalis tastebuds grow more adventurous, their relationship takes a dark and bizarre turn.

A disturbing saga about male chauvinism and mistreatment of women in India.

A census report leads two female government teachers to an isolated house, in which resides a family with twisted secrets they never imagined to recover.

Titli, the youngest member of a car-jacking brotherhood wants to escape the family business. He and his wife form a pact to set free from their family roots. But is escape possible?

Through 'Bhonsle' we have tried to ask that most pressing question of our times - who is a Migrant? What defines someone as an Outsider to a land? Where is that line that demarcates boundaries? Who decides who stands inside and who stands outside of that line? If each of our histories is traced back far enough are we all not migrants to our lands in some way or another? Can Man even stake claim to Land? When did we become so arrogant as a species? And finally, at what cost, this arrogance?

Tushar and his pregnant wife Neha are forced to leave the city after their creditors attack Tushar.Bahurao driver of Tushar tells him to come along with his village fro a change until things settle down in the city.Tushar and Neha reach the village which has nothing around rather then sugarcane fields.Bahuraos wife Tulsabai is very caring towards Neha but feels that Tulsabai is not whom she claims as sometimes she becomes violent towards her to be.Neha soon starts to see kids playing in the fields and outside the house who disappears suddenly,she also comes across a transistor which has a voice of a women playing with kids. Written by alex.mjacko@gmail.com

Raghuram Singh is in police custody for physically abusing his wife Sindoora while he denies any such incident and tells Sindoora had framed him.His lawyer Manas decides to meet Sindoora for further case study where he is alerted to stay away from her.Sindoora has a different story to tell which mentions she was a victim of daily abuse.Manas now goes deeply into their life story in order to find the truth. Written by alex.mjacko@gmail.com

Four folk tales from Assam re-imagined as a narrative about four mothers, each facing demons of her own.

After the sudden death of a suspect in custody, Sub-Inspector Sanjay Shellar from Bombays Special Crime Unit gets suspended. Shortly thereafter the police come across a recently deceased corpse of a homeless person, treat it as a random killing and close the file. But when more pavement dwellers are killed only between the hours of 10 PM and 4 AM in the Sion - Matunga Harbor Line area on Tuesdays and Saturdays, they review their decision and conclude this to be the work of a serial killer. Sanjay approaches A.I.G. Satam and pleads with him to handle this incident but is told that he cannot do so as he has been fired. When he insists, Satam asks him to do this on his own, and if successful, he will approach Mantralaya and have him reinstated. A grateful Sanjay commences his investigation - not aware that soon he will himself become a suspect after police come across evidence linking him to these killings. Written by rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

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In the wee morning hours at a remote railway station, a chance encounter changes the lives of a few young people forever. Gautam is there to pick up his brother Raman for an extravagant destination wedding. The relationship between the two brothers is already tenuous at best, and the thin veneer of familial love is further challenged when they chance upon Jhumpa Mahato. An already broken woman with little to her name, Jhumpa is beside herself with panic when she wakes from her slumber to discover her infant daughter missing. A series of unfortunate incidents embroil the two brothers into Jhumpa's pitiful endeavour to be reunited with her young child. This perilous journey through the unforgiving hinterlands thrusts the young men out of their sheltered existence, compelling them to confront the harshness of reality. The Bansal brothers and Jhumpa are forced to navigate the dark underbelly of society, testing their resilience, trust, and ultimately, their humanity. The film does not shy from the inequalities and mistrust that pervade our world but also draws attention to the unyielding strength of the human spirit. Amidst the heart-pounding action and survival struggles, deeper themes of motherhood, classism, xenophobia, and a disillusionment with the system emerge, adding layers of complexity to the narrative. Written by Karan Tejpal