A Biographical film on Bollywood star Shami Kapoor.

A film celebrating Chhau Dance and one man's passion, Shashadhar Acharya to take us back to its old glory.

This biographic film is a tribute to a pioneering actress Smita Patil and through her work an attribute to the parallel cinema. Her realistic, dignified portrayals of Indian woman paralleled. The emerging women's movement in India, creating a space for women on screen, and role models for them off-screen.

This is a unique adalat which is held under a neem tree. This Nari Adalat is being conducted by a non government organisation "Mahila Samakhya" which works with local woman in 322 villages of Vadodara district in Gujarat. In this adalat justice is being given to both men and women. This is an outstanding example of what can be done outside formal women and structures.

The telephone was first invented in 1876 by Alexander Graham Bell.Within seven years of its invention, the telephone exchanges were established in Bombay, Madras and Calcutta. By 1907,the central battery was introduced to replace the earliercranking practice. Automatic telephone came to India in 1914 at Simla. The Indian Telephone Industries (ITI) came into beingin 1948, a year after independence. This film presents evolution of telephones in India.

A film informing the viewer about the Social Security Certificates which provide life cover to the investors and social security to their families.

It is a docu-drama made interestingly revealing the details about the employment assurance schemes which provides employment to rural labourers during the non agricultural season.

A savings campaign, explains the benefits reaped through the 5-Year Recurring Deposit Scheme.

The film shows how people in the rural areas are able to get justice at a quicker pace and lower cost under the new dispensation of the Panchayat Raj. Judicial wings attached to the village Panchayat are a welcome substitute for law courts at distant places to deal with legal disputes.

This film shows the work of "Make a Wish Foundation" which fulfills the wishes of terminally ill children regardless of race, religion or socio-economic status. The motto behind this is to give a little cheer and few moments of happiness to these children as we can't give them life.