Veer Rajwant Singh

A mother receives yearly photos of her missing child. After nine years of searching, she discovers the truth about the abduction lies not far away, but hidden among her closest circle.

What The Folks' is a journey of how modern families are breaking stereotypes, overcoming generation gaps, and growing to love one another, despite having starkly different world views.

Perfect Parents is a heartwarming story of a young couple stepping into early parenthood – juggling work, love, grandparents, fights, cuddles and a whole lot of “are we doing this right?” moments. It’s cute, cosy, emotional and made for every parent (and future parent) who shows up, even on their worst days.

A coming of age story about two young women trying to handle the responsibilities of being independent adults in the fast-paced, urban bustle of Mumbai. Take a peek into the daily life and shenanigans of two twenty-something women: Ray & Nikhat, as they try to make it through adulthood in their own unique way.

Aarya, Dev, Deva and Gaurav go back to school after 10 years only to realise its important to look back to move forward. Friendships, relationships and some memories are at stake. Amidst ...

Everyone needs friends who will get up randomly and say, "Chal na, holiday pe chalte hain!" And with Mehak's bachelorette as the perfect excuse, bags were packed and a plane straight to Mauritius was boarded. This holiday promises to be everything dreams are made of. Best friends, no plans, luxurious hotels, wild adventures. But does it all end well?

In the pursuit of justice for her deceased mother, a fierce Sana Kapoor fights her father and uncovers secrets that can impair her relationship with her family.

Ved is a young and single man who takes care of Ganga in the absence of her daughter Kala. They have quite a lot of fun together, but one day, Ved gets furious at Ganga when he receives some bad news. Will they make up again?

The film explores themes of love, relationships, and self-discovery in a modern context.

At midnight on his 10th birthday, a boy scours the lesser-known Kolkata streets in search of a father he’s never met, carrying a letter he can’t read.