Nadhar, a man deemed dysfunctional for his extremely sluggish movements, becomes part of a travelling circus, where his condition turns into spectacle. An expansive meditation on human nature, slowness and being profoundly out of step with the world.

Ravi, a diligent man in his mid-30s, shoulders the responsibility of caring for his ailing grandfather, mentally disabled aunt, and grandmother after his parents' tragic demise. Growing up in a modest household, he learns the value of duty early on. However, as the story progresses, the weight of his responsibilities takes a toll on him. He becomes increasingly isolated, sacrificing his own happiness and relationships to meet the needs of his family. Despite his unwavering dedication, a sudden financial crisis pushes him to his limits. The story ends unexpectedly, leaving viewers to contemplate the complexities of human relationships and the resilience of the human spirit.

Alaav, is the story of Bhaveen, a 63-year-old son, taking care of Savitri, his ailing 95-year-old mother in their home nestled in a quiet suburb of New Delhi, India. The film not just deals with the tenderness, playfulness, patience and devotion of Bhaveen but also with the struggles, frustrations, resentment and the passive aggression caregiving entails. It is a dispassionate yet an intimate portrayal of the human bond between a Mother and Son.

Seasoned cinematographer Ranjan Palit’s Kafkaesque psychological thriller A Knock on the Door deals with the persecution of academics and activists critical of the regime, but it weaves a playful, genre-bending fiction around this kernel inspired by real events. Deliciously stylised, the film presents veteran actors – many of Palit’s earlier collaborators – delivering brash, theatrical dialogue in off-kilter line readings: truncated, overlapping, restarting, with idiosyncratic breaks and extended pauses.

An illegal-migrant Chicken seller shares an intimate bond with his red RX100 Yamaha motorcycle, but when he has to dispose of it in fear of being framed for an accident, his grief spirals into an obsession transforming into something unsettling. The line between man and machine blurs.

Buttu and his motherb live a modest life in an Odisha village, with Buttu dreaming of leaving for a better life elsewhere.However, a series of unforeseen events disrupt their lives.Will they overcome the challenges and realise their dreams

A young couple leaves Kerala for Delhi, bound by love and ambition. He’s an artist, she’s with a film festival. But the city isn’t as kind as it looks — beneath its glitter lies prejudice, cramped spaces, and conventions. In Sanju Surendran’s telling, their story unfolds like the seasons — fragile yet unyielding. A love tested by the city.

Adapted from Marxist writer Manik Bandopadhyay’s 1936 novel of the same name, Suman Mukhopadhyay’s The Puppet’s Tale is a deeply felt period drama about a sensitive individual caught between the pull of ambition and the weight of his social circumstance. Shashi imagines himself as a rational actor, unbound by the perceived backwardness of his village, and through his journey, the film interrogates a deeply modern dilemma: are we agents of history, or merely its subjects?

With her yak Riri and an old cathodic TV, a mother journeys through the Kashmir Himalayan peaks peaks to screen her son’s film banned by fanatics and State - a path that breaks her body and mind but ultimately leads her to a profound, liberating freedom.

A teenager's struggle with psychedelic substances disrupts his family's preparations for his sister's wedding in a coastal Indian village, leading to unexpected challenges and a looming police raid that forces him to confront his choices.

Delves into myth versus reality's delicate lines while depicting Kerala's vanishing customs and mystical elements.

Set in a remote Himalayan town during the Kargil War, Secret of a Mountain Serpent tells the intimate story of Barkha, a schoolteacher whose husband is away at the border. Most men are gone and Barkha finds herself drawn to Manik Guho, a mysterious outsider who disrupts the fragile status-quo. As his presence reawakens long-buried yearnings in Barkha and the other women of the village, a whispered local folklore comes alive: a serpent that lives in the forbidden river, still waiting after a thousand years for the promise of love unkept. A poetic exploration of desire, where myth and memory blur, inviting us into a deeply sensual, haunting journey through love, longing, and transformation.

In the remote village of Manorva, Rukhiya and Phekan, along with their son Karimana, struggle to survive on society's margins. Phekan’s journey to the city in search of work leads to betrayal, exploitation, and violence, leaving him disillusioned. Meanwhile, haunting whispers brand Rukhiya a witch and she faces an unthinkable choice when a mysterious voice threatens her son’s life. As despair engulfs them, Nehura, a remorseful cremator seeking redemption, crosses paths with Phekan. Amid the chaos of fire and spectral voices, an infant’s cry pierces the darkness, offering a glimmer of hope and divine forgiveness.

In slumbering mining town of Bailadila, adolescent Rinku finds himself at the threshold of boyhood after losing his mother and moving in with his elder brother. In this gently undulating tale, he experiences many things for the first time in his life, his complicated emotional world is populated with even more multifaceted characters. In just one summer he traverses a spectrum of human emotional shadows. Guilt, lust, anger and agony initiate him in to life. He will no longer be just an innocent child.

Maya lives with her husband, Sundar, and their teenage son, Debu, in a bustling suburb of Kolkata. She works multiple jobs, while Sundar is a retired soldier suffering from PTSD. Debu, often left to care for his father, is torn between embarrassment and affection. One night Maya wakes to find Sundar gone. Sundar is a suspect in a murder investigation, and a search ensues. When Sundar returns to Maya a few days later, the family balance is put to test.

Victoria, a young beautician working in a small town ladies beauty parlour, treads an overwhelming day into a decisive conviction, while an unruly offering-rooster serves as an unexpected spiritual witness.

As the village is gripped by the fear of child-kidnapper, the church prophesizes about the coming of apocalyptic darkness that will last for 80 days. For 10 year old Kasan the village has never been more fearful.

Portrait in different shades of grey of an intelligent young man who is imprisoned in the contradictions of life in Puri, an old Hindu religious centre.