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- Jhilmil and Virag move to their new house with son Rohan and Jhilmil's younger sister Radhika. There is an old tree outside the house. The tree and the house are haunted by the dead.
- Somewhere between conscious and unconscious, fables and myths, NADI (8 years), like every morning is wandering through the trappings of her mind to meet her dream etched Shadow Bird. In this existence outside of her present environment, the mysterious TIME-KEEPER would emerge after the Shadow Bird, without fail. He was time personified with a clock fit inside his heart. Everyday upon his arrival, the sleepy village would wake up. One day the TIME-KEEPER did not come, neither did her Shadow Bird. NADI ventures out alone into the deep mysterious woods in search of her Shadow Bird.
- GAJAAR is a unique cinematic experience and the story of self-discovery and transformation of Parth during his 18 days Journey of pilgrimage (Waari). Warkaris nonstop chanting and musical celebration in the name of God Mauli [mother of the Universe] means 'Gajaar'. Parth is a young, ambitious and egoistic film director from Mumbai. He is in a live-in relationship with his love Geetali, a sound designer by profession. Eric, an Anthropology PhD student from US and Parth come together to make a film on the traditional Maharashtrian religious pilgrimage journey of 'WAARI'. It was Parth's dream to make a path-breaking international film on Waari wherein millions of devotees walk together for 250 kms in 18 days to meet their beloved lord Vithoba. Parth undertakes the challenge to capture this eventful journey of millions, with the core thoughts behind it, in a contemporary manner. He and his team, work very hard to capture the grandeur and soul of Waari. The 18 Chapters of the Dnyaneshwari (a household religious book followed by Warkaris as a key to bliss and happy living) unfold very interestingly with real life characters in the pilgrimage.
- Upside Down is a metaphorical revelation about the ways and means of every day city life as seen through the eyes of a little village kid.
- Mannat is an emotional journey of a 45 year old lady who is desperate to get a baby which is not possible biologically and about her husband who is a silent viewer of his wife's pain.
- An urban Indian family on vacation has made a stopover at an old, dilapidated fort. Irritable with travel fatigue they decide to part ways and meet at the entrance in 15 minutes. 'A Perfect Day'; traces these crucial 15 minutes spent alone by each of the family members. The Father, a photography enthusiast is obsessed with his Digital SLR camera but is increasingly unhappy with the pictures he's clicked, sparking off something of a mid life crisis. While the daughter is going through a hysterical heartbreak over the cell phone, the imposing walls of the fort send the son's imagination on an overdrive. The Mother, much to the horror of her bourgeois gentility is left alone with a sleazy guide. Back at the entrance, each of them pretends nothing much has happened. But the fissures beneath the surface of a seemingly perfect day linger on.