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?

Iravati takes the train everyday to look after her pregnant niece at the hospital. She meets office goer Preetam on the train, they start talking and develop a friendship since both have had sad experiences in the past. Sharing their experiences helps them to heal themselves. Written by Madan Marwah

The life of a married girl who finds her identity amidst navigating her life in kitchen.

The journey of an aspiring filmmaker as he bands together his group of friends to make a film for his town, Malegaon.

This a journey of a detective,his life and how things are to him. His life is about following people, finding though he is still in search for himself, how he connects to the people he meets and gets intertwined in their lives.

Sub-Inspector Mohit Kumar joins Delhi Police Crime Branch and is instructed to work under the supervision of Senior Police Inspector Hanumant Singh, who lives with his wife and school-going son, Nikhil. Mohit witnesses Hanumants family come under attack and becomes sympathetic - especially when the media - including his Aaj Tak Reporter and girlfriend, Varsha Mathur - criticizes him. Mohit does change his mind about Hanumant when he witnesses the latter break the laws as well as accept bribes and shares it with other police officers with impunity. Mohit will not only face career and personal challenges when he decides to oppose politically-connected Hanumant, but also when Varsha, along with two other journalists, will be abducted by Islamic terrorists. Written by rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)

In a world where attention is currency and online validation defines self-worth, Logout follows Pratyush Dua, a 25-year-old digital influencer whose entire existence is built around his phone, followers, and carefully crafted online persona. With 9.9 million followers and a lucrative brand deal hinging on hitting the 10 million mark, Pratyush is on the brink of his biggest career milestone yet. But his obsession with being noticed-fueled by insecurity and rivalry-sets off a chilling chain of events. Pratyush's life begins to unravel when his phone mysteriously goes missing after a night out. Cut off from his apps, contacts, passwords, and platforms, he finds himself suddenly helpless-unable to function in the real world without the device that dictated every part of his daily routine. The panic escalates when he's contacted by a mysterious figure who now holds the keys to his digital life, and seems to know more about him than any stranger should. As the boundary between his real identity and his online image starts to blur, Pratyush's desperation grows. Every attempt to reclaim control backfires, pulling him deeper into the grip of someone who may not just want his phone-but his attention, his relevance, and his sense of self. Logout is a gripping psychological thriller that explores the dark side of fame in the digital age. It's a chilling commentary on privacy, obsession, and the illusion of control-revealing just how fragile we become when the one thing we can't live without is taken away.

While on the run from goons, a man and his nephew fall for a kidnapper's seductive widow.

In the walled city of Old Delhi, KHUDDOOS, a lonely man who obsessively watches people through his hidden cameras begins a search for a boy he hears getting beaten up through the walls of his house. The obsession to find the boy taking over the man and the boys condition going from bad to worse, the man starts to lose grip of time and reality. The story of a man trapped within the walls of an old city and his attempts to break free and to find a human connection.

Tired of men who promise protection but actually become predators themselves, two Mumbai based sex workers decide to kick men out of the business and start a cooperative that is run by women and for women, and thus run the sex trade themselves. How do they do things differently? How far are they allowed to reach and prosper before they become too serious a threat for patriarchy?

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

A prosperous young Indian man falls in love with his servant, a widow with the dream of becoming a fashion designer.