National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad

A documentary film on Kasimedu fish market, Chennai

Deluge weaves together memories of childhood in Bandra and portrays the events of the 26th July floods which drowned Mumbai in 2005 - This short film stems out of the director's childhood belief that his father, who had been overseas would bring an entire ship into the city to save him and his brother.

An observational documentary follows a pack of canines inhabiting the dynamic crossroads between the urban landscape and the natural world along the banks of the Sabarmati River, Ahmedabad.

The documentary explores the education system in Andhra Pradesh & Telangana, focusing on why students primarily choose careers as engineers or doctors. It delves into the reason behind this trend and features interviews with students, educators and parents. The film aims to uncover the underlying issues and shed light on the realities of the educational system.

A story about a festival of flowers that celebrates the culture of the Himalayas of India. Seen from the perspective of a small girl as she goes on a magical journey to collect flowers before her village turns into a ghost village.

Woman lives alone with her dim-witted son, Child. One day during dinner, Child suffers a traumatic experience.

A short film exploring the hierarchy in religious practices and Indian family structure. Aniket and Venkat two brothers are at the Varanasi ghat to perform the last rites of their deceased mother. Aniket, the younger, has spent his entire life in the shadow of his older brother who is sought as the 'man' after their father. Always ahead of him -even now, as the older son performs the last rite rituals of their mother according to the Hindu tradition. Throughout the film Aniket questions his position as a son and challenges his relationship with his brother.

The story is about a slum tenant who sets out to do his morning duties and a series of unfortunate events that cause a barrier for the purpose he had set for. He finds a way out and accomplishes his goal which in turn seeds another problem for a different group of people. The film depicts the basic problems caused by urban growth such as lack of space and infrastructure, sanitation problems, pollution, density and the inter relationship with each other.

The film explores societal inequality through subversive imagery, examining the bleak consumerist landscape and its transition between industrial and organic spaces.

A mother navigates her daughter through the abandoned crevices of her childhood home. Memories from her past eventually direct her to an incident from a riot-stricken Delhi of 1984; a critical time in the history of the Sikhs and her family, as sentiments ablaze and perspectives that were left unheard of are brought to light.

Eight-year-old Soni is a free-spirited girl who loves the ocean and believes in a story her grandmother told about a divine blue whale caring for her missing father. Her mother, Sarita, grieving her husband’s loss, plans to sell their house and move away. One day, Soni finds a stone on the shore that matches her locket, triggering memories of her father. Collecting more stones, each bringing back memories, she believes she’ll soon meet the blue whale. But with their move imminent, Soni fears she’s running out of time. Will she meet the blue whale, or will her wish remain unfulfilled?

A single father, torn between paying rent and his son's boarding school fees, has made a promise to bring his son home. The question remains: will he be able to fulfill his promise?

A young creative has to come to grips with a closure of the perfect vibe he could ever find