Hide & Seek is a visual poem that explores a girl's struggles to navigate the in-between spaces of her multicultural identity.

As shadows of violence reach Nepali villages during the outset of a civil war, poor villagers migrate from Nepal to big cities of India to survive. A young boy wants to disobey his family and stay back to play football with his friends.

Ancient cars running on cooking oil and other stories of resilience in the face of death from war torn Jaffna, Sri Lanka.

Differed by caste, differed by desires, but when one is hurt, the love takes over.

A bathroom witnesses a reclusive teenager manifesting his innermost ambitions and true self, as he struggles with fear and repression in the outside world.

A young Pakistani girl from Queens, New York finds her relationship to her father shifting as his taxi business starts to decline with the rise of ride-share apps.

Pinky Beauty Parlour is an engaging and poignant look at the obsession with fairer skin and color bias in Indian society. The film centers on the relationship between two sisters, Bulbul and Pinky and their beauty parlor in one of the by-lanes of Varanasi, the holiest of cities in India. Since they were children, Bulbul has been criticized for her dark skin while her younger sister Pinky has always received praise and preferential treatment for her fairer complexion. Their physical differences draw out repressed emotional feelings that result in a tragedy. The story starts one morning as a dead body is found hanging in the beauty parlor. Police Inspector Jata Shankar and the somewhat slow Constable Sami Akhtar, starts the investigation in their own quirky ways.. As the cops’ investigation progresses, we enter a unique colorful world of the beauty parlor and we peek into Pinky and Bulbul’s life and come across a retinue of interesting, unique characters, anyone of whom could have been responsible for this shocking death.. We are drawn into a complex, engaging and entertaining story of inter-mingled loyalties and insecurities. At the same time ‘Pinky Beauty Parlour’ has a timely message for the audience to take home and chew on.

A Prayer for the Childless is the story of Bhoomi - a woman struggling against the crippling stigma of childlessness in a conservative Indian society where status of women is defined by the idea of motherhood. Juxtaposing her devoted adherence to traditional and modern rituals, the narrative depicts her entrapment in the dutiful bondage of an Indian arranged marriage. Her faith is her only pillar of strength in a solitary struggle to conform with the societal pressures imposed upon her. But even that, might not amount to much.

A young boy's attempts to score high on a fatwa-passing app end in tragedy.

When a young Tamil-Canadian woman encounters another version of herself as a paramilitary fighter for the Tamil Tigers, she begins questioning the ways in which we rebel.