To celebrate Indu's 75th birthday, the whole gang goes on a foreign trip as chaos ensues between young women and their mother-in-laws.
Manik, a young boy, who lives with his parents in a foreign country, learns that his parents are facing financial difficulties. To get a solution, he meets with a spiritual guru. What happens when the guru turns out to be a scammer?
An ambitious girl wishes to lead a simple life and who desires to lead a simple life, and who desires to fulfill her dreams. However, as in life nothing goes as decided and something unacceptable happens.
A retired sports teacher transforms a bunch of teenage slum goons into disciplined football players against all odds.
As big city life buzzes around them, lonely souls discover surprising sources of connection and companionship in three tales of love, loss and longing.
Inspired by true events, the film narrates the story of women terrorised by a mobster who gang-raped, robbed, terrorised and murdered 300 families for 15 years until he met his nemesis in a young Dalit girl.
An anthology that brings five unique creators and filmmakers to tell stories about love, happiness, friendship, new beginnings, second chances and a glimmer of hope - set and filmed in the times of the COVID-19 lockdown.
Rinku Rajguru is a Marathi film actress best known for her role in the film Sairat. She met the director of Sairat, Nagraj Manjule, in 2013 and he asked her to audition for the role. She won a National Film Award - Special Jury Award / Special Mention (Feature Film) at the 63rd National Film Awards for her performance in Sairat. In the Kannada remake of Sairat, Manasu Malligey, Rajguru reprised her role.