Aditi Bhagwat

In search of his ancestral roots, filmmaker Amar Somaroo explores the story of Dina Somaroo, a young boy from India deceived by colonial promises of prosperity in Suriname. Through archival footage and reflections from the Netherlands, the film examines the complex legacy of diaspora-displacement, fragmented identity, and the duality of belonging.

Raju, an unnoticed dance hall caretaker, is absorbed by Sitara, the stern dance instructor. Her grace and elegance transfix him. Everyday, from the shadows, he watches her closely... But she never notices him. At home, Raju has to deal with his strict mother who expects him to become the man she imagines. Raju feels incomplete and conflicted - confined by who he is expected to be and his own wishes. One day an opportunity arises for Raju when Sitara forgets to put away her dance costume. Taking a leap in his exploration, he brings the dress home and his future is forever changed. His actions put him right in the path of collision with Sitara.

On the backdrop of a dying factory, the game of politics is being played and how everyone involves gets entangled in this game. How an upcoming young union leader use this situation to fulfill his ambition of becoming a political bigwig. A bureaucrat who is fighting his own battles helps him out but get disillusioned in the long run. A young news reporter decides to get under this and finds out a Mafia leader who is pulling the strings. The reporter and her editor pay's a big price for this. Issues get escalated to the legislative assembly of the state and powers that matter gets involved

A twist of fate leads to Manya, a convict at large, being mistaken for a professor and working for a college in Sajjanpur. However, when his lover follows him, chaos ensues.

A comedy of errors in the lives of lookalikes, Raja and Mahesh both living opposite lives. Raja is a poor thief who sells stolen goods at Chor Bazaar while Mahesh is a rich doctor but a very forgetful person.

The 'Myoho' film is a daring, eye opener, truth of life, revels the hard reality of actions in past, present and future. The first half is based in 1934 Bihar, in a small village called "Masnadih", when India, busy in its freedom struggle, witnessed a powerful earthquake. The film follows 14 characters for one day, at the end of which they all die in the earthquake. The second half is based on 26/11, the day when Mumbai was attacked, where all our 14 characters are re-incarnated. All the characters are chained to their fates created by their own past actions. The film talks about the cycle of karmic retribution, which will go on and on, but it also tells us that we are the creators of our destiny. The choices are in our hands, whether we chose love or hatred, peace or violence... What goes around - comes around, and that is the Mystic Law - "MYOHO".

Set in Jhansi, a land where Rani Laxmi Bai fought for her kingdom, comes this emotional story of two sisters. When it about to protecting their pride, an otherwise docile Rani rises up against Rivaaj, the modern day Raavan.