Vanita Kharat

The story follows a group of young engineering college students. They rediscover a deep love for traditional Indian performing arts, specifically Marathi folklore music like Lavani and Tamasha. The friends decide to form an arts club at their college to celebrate this heritage. However, they face heavy opposition from their strict college principal, who prefers modern science over traditional arts. The plot tracks their emotional journey, struggles, and friendships as they fight to keep their cultural roots alive.

An esteemed, prestigious court dancer is challenged by the holistic views of society as she is seen as an impure woman who just entertains, but the dancer decides to go against the grain and prove to the people that it's their view what's impure, not her.

A teenage boy develops romantic feelings for his new English teacher but vying for her love doesn't come without consequences.

At least 10 known health benefits of 'Gulkand' (Rose-Petal Jam). This film is about the 11th and perhaps the most important benefit - Happiness—a film as sweet, fragrant and healthy as the condiment itself. Nostalgia re-creates relationship drama like no other emotion. When young lovers unite - the whole world conspires to challenge them at every step...but what happens when 'older lovers' re-unite? Gulkand is one such rosy sweet story that celebrates the innocence; the high-strung emotions; the melodrama; the sweetness and the tragic-comedy nature of the perpetual global pandemic - love.

A state government's future hangs in question after two prostitutes tangle in a dangerous web of politics, power, and conspiracy.