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The essence of the movie is the severe 2018 Kerala Floods which caused terrible havoc to the Kerala terrain and its natives. It addresses a global issue and how the common people struggled to survive the natural calamity.It is the second highest-grossing Malayalam film ever and is chosen as India's official entry for Best International Feature Film at the 96th Academy Awards.
Kantara is a story set in a fictional village of Dakshina Kannada exploring the ideological conflict between humans and nature. The battle of ego swirls along the lines of the tradition and culture of the land. Will Shiva, the protagonist, be able to reinstate peace and harmony is the crux of the story.
Rocketry: The Nambi Effect is an Indian biographical drama based on the life of Nambi Narayanan, a scientist at the Indian Space Research Organisation, who was accused in the ISRO espionage case and later exonerated. The story spans Narayanan's days as a graduate student at Princeton University, before exploring his work as a scientist and the false espionage charges placed upon him.
Inspired by a true incident in the South Indian State of Tamilnadu's central region in the 1990s, Jai Bhim speaks of a community of Tribal people who live on the edge of society. The film, written by TJ Gnanavel, portrays this particular case from the life and times of Retd Justice Chandru, whose real-life holds witness to many such landmark cases which have helped those who live on the edge of society. Jai Bhim is a celebration of all that's inclusive, equal, and humanitarian.
Set in the 16th century, the film tells the story of Kunjali Marakkar IV, the naval chieftain of the Zamorin of Calicut, and his organisation of Indias first-ever naval defence against European forces.
This film is about a traditional honey gatherer who belongs to "Kurumba " tribe. He goes through hard times because of the dwindling availability of honey from the forest because of the climate change. This leads him to the utter frustration and he loses his mind slowly. In his hallucinations he sees his girl child who has passed away years ago, as a honey bee. He keeps seeing her whenever he goes inside the forest and they talk about the honey bees and their problems. In the meantime, he happens to help a revolutionary who is wanted by the cops, which put him and his family in a very right corner. The discussions with his imaginary " Honey bee" changes him for good but in the end when the honey bee dies in his imagination, he loses all his hope of purposes and he commits suicide on a cell phone tower with a message, " Save Honeybees". This film has been shot in "Kurumba tribal language, which is first time, a film is made in that language.
Pralhad is a biographical account of one of India's all time biggest Industrialists and philanthropists, Shri Pralhad Chhabria.The story follows the journey of a 14-year-old Pralhad, traveling from Amritsar to Bombay (1945) in search of business opportunities. Things take an unexpected turn and his fate shifts after a mysterious theft in the train.
The documentary showcases the horror caused by the irrevocable damage caused by sand mining at Alappad in Kollam district, which has engulfed half of the inhabitants' land and homes.
"Josef – Born in Grace" is an adaptation of a short story “Joseph” written by Umakanta Mahapatra and is
set in the foothills of the Himalayas between 1960 and 1980 in India. Father O’Hara (Victor Banerjee), a
missionary doctor with the help of his caretaker Maularam (Sudarshan Juyal), raises an orphan baby Josef
(Hitesh Bisht). While still a young boy, Josef is sent to Dehradun for his studies and vocational
training. Josef (Subrat Dutta) returns back with a reputation as a great cook as well as his love for
alcohol.
The film explores in its unfolding of time, the different paths that Father O’Hara, Josef, and Maularam
take in their respective journeys for spiritual fulfilment through memories, duty, and search as well as
the their interaction with friends and acquaintances. Through static mis-en-scenes, the narrative of the
film reflects the all-encompassing nature of time, pre-empting and repeating itself in allegorical hues.
A daughter has been sexually assaulted by four thugs. The courts acquit the defendants and so the grieving father decides to take justice into his own hands in a premeditated revenge plot that has a price of its own.
Sukumaran Vaidyar and his family, who run a charitable ayurvedic resort named Ayur Home. Despite the presence of a multi-specialty hospital in the area, the villagers of Aickarakkonam believe in the efficacy of Ayur Home.
Dreaded by the rich and corrupt and revered by the poor and downtrodden, Kayamkulam Kochunni was a Robin Hood of sorts. Chronicles the life and times of the legendary 19th century highwayman, and how he rose from his humble beginnings.
The film revolves around a true story of a Sound Designer (Academy Award
winner Resul Pookutty playing himself) trying to record the music and sounds of one of India's most
ancient cultural exposition - The THRISSUR POORAM. The POORAM is one of the largest and greatest
cultural gatherings in Asia and it's believed to be 1133 years old tradition, still intact in its true
form! This movie is an attempt to portray the rigor and richness of India's culture, music and sound to
the rest of the world. The team has shot the entire THRISSUR POORAM - with over 60 elephants decorated
grandly, 400 musicians performing live and a crowd gathering of over a million, with as many as 24 high
definition cameras and sound. Every single sound and music has been recorded live by Resul Pookutty and
his team using advanced technology and in cinema formats for authenticity. The movie began as a thought
of capturing the essence of the recording process but it eventually turned out to be a celebration of
sight and sound for visually challenged people.
It's a story of the struggles and travails of a Sound Man who determined to dedicate his works to the
experience of the visually challenged audience
Sarpatatwam is a dance documentation of one of the timeless compositions of the seer Pambatti Siddhar who lived centuries ago in Southern India. The verses are an Ode to the Serpent and steeped in profound universal philosophical thought. The performer Methil Devika aims at maneuvering this distinctive vision of the saint through the meditative medium of the dance form of Mohiniyattam.
Molly is walking through the beautiful streets of Sweden In her bag are letters from her father which are her only means to get to him. These letters contain the story of his life's trials and the pain of all those like him who cross the boundaries of their lands for their livelihood and to follow their dreams. It is the story of those who had to leave behind all that was dear to them. Molly had last seen her father when she was just 5 years old. Now after finishing her studies she has come to look for him. This is the story of Molly's search and discovery.
A group of prisoners are released in November 1977 after six years of
incarceration. They were among the leaders arrested, put on trial and condemned to life imprisonment for
their role in the failed insurrection in April 1971. The rebels, led by Rohana Wijeweera, decide to
enter mainstream politics. In 1982 Wijeweera, the candidate of the Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna secures
some 300,000 votes at the Presidential Election. It is a small number but big enough to create
consternation in political circles. Ethnic riots in 1983 provide a convenient excuse for the government
to pin the blame on the JVP. Wijeweera and the party go underground. From then until the final
denouement in November 1989 it is a dangerous and bloody game of hide-and-seek.
Wijeweera and some of the leaders flee to the Southern jungles. When bad weather and other factors push
them out, they move from place to place even as they do their extensive and intense political work and
balance their personal lives.
Wijeweera and his family first take refuge in a doctor’s official residence. His cover is eventually
blown, but the humanity of those around him prevails over the fear of reprisals and unnecessary trouble
with authorities out for his head. Things take a turn for the worse following the signing of the
Indo-Lanka Accord in 1987 plunging the country into political uncertainty. The search for Wijeweera
intensifies as the insurrection gathers momentum.
Through it all Wijeweera as well as his comrades have to contend with their personal demons, the
mismatches between theory and practice, rhetoric and personal choices. Wijeweera is finally apprehended
in a situation where the security forces gradually overpower the rebels. Logistical issues as well as a
series of betrayals seal his fate. He is captured and made to suffer a terrible death. All the key
leaders are either killed or captured. A particularly bloody chapter in the country’s history is
officially brought to a close leaving behind an image of a rebel abstracted from who he was and reduced
to a political persona to be celebrated or vilified.
When a small village near a forest is under the threat of man eating tigers and a drug mafia, the villagers seek the help of an unstoppable force, a hunter invincible.
A small town in a developed country. A few Indian families who all know each other and miss their friends and relatives back home. Basant arrives with his young family in this breeding ground for strange relationships. When Basant’s path crosses that of Madhu, a married woman, a beautiful friendship begins to blossom. Or is that all it is? Once Madhu suspects Basant of being interested in her romantically, things begin to unravel. Ripples are felt far and wide in the close knit community. Basant and his family soon find themselves isolated. Questions of intention, trust, innocence, guilt and proof raise the stakes as emotions run high in Salt Bridge.
Nachom-ia Kumpasar (‘Let’s dance to the rhythm’), is based on the lives of two jazz musicians, Chris Perry and Lorna. TThe bitter sweet relationship between a young singer and her musician mentor set against the backdrop of the jazz clubs of Bombay and the musicians from Goa during the 60s. In the 1960s Lawry a young Goan musician playing in the nightclubs of Bombay, returns to Goa to find a singer for his band where he meets Dona. While Lawry moulds the impressionable young Dona into a talented singer, they fall deeply in love. The emotional rollercoaster of a love story is destined to tragedy. The film weaves its lilting narrative through 20 timeless songs based on actual events this quasi-biographical film is a tribute to one of Goa’s greatest, yet barely acknowledged legacy – its musicians, who once upon a time set the jazz clubs of Bombay on fire and actually shaped the music of Bollywood cinema. Nachom-ia Kumpasar is a nostalgic musical tale set in the times these musicians lived and died in – unrecognized, unappreciated…and unsung
A beautiful, barren land where sea meets the desert and forms salt
marshes.
Here lives Bakka, a young willful water diviner who knows how to find water in the desert with his
mystic dowsing rods. But his latest predictions haven’t turned out right, making the villagers doubt his
talent. His strongest supporters are the brother-sister duo, KAJRI & RAKLA. While Kajri is in love with
Bakka, Bakka is dreaming about a bewitching beauty from the enemy village, KESAR.
KIM, a European bird watcher comes to Kutch & realizes that flamingo chicks are dying by hundreds. The
teams from the Ecological Society arrive and it is decided that they will create artificial ponds for
the birds. The only hitch is that all their scientific methods fail to find water in the desert.
Kim turns to Bakka for help. Bakka knows where to find water & their machinery can dig deep inside the
earth which is not possible for human hands. Villagers are excited too as they are hoping that after the
birds it will be their turn to get water. Birds need water & so do human beings. Whose life is more
important?
Events unfold where we discover how greed, jealousy & above all the desperation to survive can bring out
the darkest side of human character. The emotions in these hearts have dried up and their beliefs are
shattered just like the cracked land beneath their feet. Jal attempts to go beyond the statistics and
humanizes the issue of water scarcity weaving it in a tapestry of love, life and human emotions. It
tells the story of people whose life revolves around water.
“Kapus Kondyachi Goshta a story of triumph over tragedy, where the strong will of simple village girl
wins over all odds to become an inspiration for all.
In this land of cotton growers, the heartrending farmer’s suicides are a continuing tragedy in
Maharashtra. It is these grim circumstances that unfold the story of Joyti along with her three sisters
as they stand against village head and ever-fickle villagers.
This is a true story that chronicles the victory over social ostracisation, poverty and hardship. This
film at one moment inspires while giving you a deep insight into the lives and struggles of a women in
heart of india.
Awards and Recognition:
* Dadasaheb Phalke Film Festival 2014 – Official Selection & Won the award for”Best Film- Women
Empowerment”
* International Indian Film Festival of Queensland in Brisbane – Official Selection & Won the award
for”Best Feature Film”
* Gwinnett Center International Film Festival,USA – Official Selection
* Silk Road International Film Festival ,China – Official Selection
* Seattle South Asian Film Festival,USA – Official Selection
* Cinema Verde Environmental Film and Arts Festival-2015- Official Selection
It is a story of a 13 year old boy, ‘Krishna’. It is his journey from a
stubborn rebel to a mature turnaround. His family is a care taker of a crematory in a village. They are
at the lowest end in Hindu caste system. Krishna has decided not to follow the family tradition and
bring his family out of the crematorium, and lead a respectable life.
Krishna’s father Shripati, has accepted his destiny and carrying the tradition, his forefathers and the
society have imposed on him. But he is happy to see that his son, Krishna does not want to carry this
burden. In addition to his traditional job Shripati also works in his friend’s – Mangya’s shop, Mangya
is also from a lower caste. This job helps Shripati to make ends meet for his family.
Krishna’s mother Yashoda, though she has never mentioned this openly; is also wants Krishna to break
these religious bindings. That is why against all odds she has admitted her both kids, Krishna and
Kanchan in a local government school. That is her dream that one day Krishna will become some kind of
officer and will open the doors of heavens for them.
Krishna’s orthodox grandmother is very practical also, she wants Krishna to leave the school and start
helping his father in crematory. She never likes his denials, as for her; saying no to the job their
forefathers have left for them, could bring bad omen.
Krishna only knows that he will not follow his family tradition but he doesn’t know what he will do
instead. He has never given a thought to it. So he bunks school, plays and wonders around with his
friends. And takes hard beating for doing this from his mother.
But it all changes in one night, when Shripati dies of a snake bite. After Shripati’s death everyone
expects Krishna to take the charge of crematory. But Krishna secretly takes a job in his friend’s juice
centre to earn some money for the family, and when the time comes to perform his traditional duty he
runs away. Villagers doesn’t allow Yashoda to do the rituals of the cremation, it is against their
religious values to let a woman do the rituals. Yashoda feels that it is all over for her family and
Mangya comes to her rescue.
Slowly Mangya becomes the care taker of his friend Shripati’s family. Krishna’s grandmother knows
Mangya’s interest in Yashoda is one of the motives behind his helpfulness. She tells her daughter in law
to be friendly with Mangya. She explains her that now he is the only hope for them, as Krishna is not
capable of understanding the situation. Krishna hears this talk between his mother and grandmother and
this makes Krishna first time to think. He decides to start their traditional work which he always
despised. He realizes that if he wants to bring himself and his family out of that crematory forever he
has to do what he actually wants to quit for the time being. He knows that, This is the only way to keep
Mangya away and survive until he gets his education.
A corrupt mayor builds a new dam for political gains and personal glory endangering millions of innocent
lives; A mariner desperate to save his sister from evil; Two not-so-young lovers challenging destiny in
a bid to unite; A woman on a mission to win her family back; A little boy battling a deadly disease; A
devoted wife wants to be with her husband even in death; And the astrologer who has foreseen their
ominous fate – Nine lives entwined by the impending disaster. Take the journey of a lifetime – Nine
characters, nine moods and a crumbling dam of emotions… DAM999 – experience it in 3D!
Awards and Recognition:
* 5 Oscar Selections in three Categories for the movie DAM999 – Original Song (3 songs),Original Score,
Best Picture
* Award of excellence for the Motion Picture Sound Track and Award of Merit for Original Score by Global
Music Awards 2012.
* Tehran Film Festival – Official Selection
* Golden Rooster Awards (Chinese Oscars) – Nominee for the Category – Best Feature Film.
* Detective FEST – Official Selection
* International Film Festival Antigua Barbuda – Official and Sohan Roy Awarded With “Star Award for
Achievement in Film Industry
* International Film Festival for Environment, Health, and Culture 2013,Indonesia – Official Selection &
won the Award for Best International Feature Film,Special Jury Award,Best Director Award
* Jaipur International Film Festival – Official Selection & Best Movie of the Festival
* Sangli Film Festival – Official Selection & won the award for Best English Film
* Salento Int’l Film Festival,Italy- Official Selection and competition for “Best Feature Film and
International tour (Moscow, St Petersburg, London, Hong Kong, Taipei and Dublin)
* International FIlm Festival for Peace, Inspiration and Equality ,Indonesia – Official Selection
* Kuala Lumpur Eco Film Festival, Malaysia – Official Selection & Sohan Roy
received Special Mention Award.
* Chain NYC Film Festival,USA – Official Selection
* Louisville’s International Festival of Film,USA – Official Selection
* Trinity International Film Festival,USA – Official Selection
* Laughlin International Film Festival,USA – Official Selection & DAM999 Awarded With “ LIFF
Storytelling Achievement Award
* “7th CMS VATAVARAN International Environment And Wildlife Film Festival and Forum 2013,INDIA – DAM 999
nominated in CMS VATAVARAN 2013
* Cinerockom International Film Festival,USA – Official SElection and won the Awards “Category – BEST
DIRECTORS AWARDS – Blue Award – Sohan Roy and Best Feature Films “Blue Award”
* International Film Festival for Comedy, Romance and Musical Film Festival,Indonesia –Official
Selection & won the Award for Award of Excellance Category Winner,Best International Feature Film
Award
* Eko International Film Festival,Nigeria – Official Selection
* International Film Festival for Spirituality, Religion and Visionary,Indonesia – Official Selection &
Award of Excellance Category Winner,Best International Feature Film Award
* Manya Human Rights International Film Festival 2013,Uganda – Official Selection
* World Music and Independent Film Festival,USA- Official Selection
A 60 year old man, who lives in a lonely island, comes to the nearby harbor
in his small motor boat once in a month, with lots of handicrafts to sell. A young 30 year old burglar
notices the old man and one day he jumps in to old man’s boat and threatens him to handover the money.
The old man remains calm and unexpectedly starts the boat and drives the Island. The young man trapped
into the lonely island. He realizes that no other boat comes to that island other than the old man boat.
A 7 year old boy, a 20 year old beautiful but deaf and dumb lady and a middle aged stammer man are lives
in the house along with the old man.
The young man compelled to live with these peculiar four people in that wooden shore house. The mystery
begins…
The young man sees the rare life situations which he has never seen in this entire life. His thought and
concept about the life changed, He now began to realize true meaning of life and how nature blends with
the life. Color of Sky is color of life, color of wind, color of sea, color of nature and many more…
Indian cinema started with the age old tradition of showing movies in travelling tents known as touring
talkies. Although the Touring Talkies are 106 years old in India, now for about half a century these
tents have been a regular feature in most of the Jatra’s (Spiritual Fair’s) taking place across Mahara
strian villages where Marathi cinema comes alive in a most unique fashion.
The main protagonist is a girl named Chandi, who runs one such tent called ‘Chandi Touring Talkies’. Her
younger brother Babulal, who aspires to be a Director in the future, is her helping hand in running the
tent. Her father Bapuseth, an alcoholic and a gambler, is a wayward good for nothing father, who has
lost the fortunes bestowed upon him by the touring talkies to his vices.
The story starts with the latest Marathi film Gela HaatCholi is running successfully in Chandi’s Touring
Talkies. Her daily collections are swelling and she is forced to keep her dad locked in the
boxofficewith thecollection of the day as he is a compulsive gambler.
Ballad of Rustom Is about this young Imaginative man called Rustom who works
in a remote government office as a Telephone Linesman. Rustom’s mundane life In the small town, his
adventures meeting people on his visits, his Imaginary world in the small countryside township, his
yearning for the love of a young painter, and his wanderings with his friend Kapil all form ‘Ballad of
Rustom’.
Rustom is an epitome of that genre of men who is disappearing from the land. He is sincere, polite and
moreover genuine in all his deeds. He is an unsung hero of this era where there is no place for morality
and idealism in the minds of human beings. The movie beautifully portrays the life of those people who
lives in that country side. It contains different episodes of Rustom’s journeys, which alternate between
his real and Imaginary worlds.Ballad of Rustom
Kamasutra 3D by director Rupesh Paul is rolling, based on Vatsyayana’s famous creation of Kamasutra. Set
in the backdrop of the ancient, Kamasutra 3D is the journey of a soulful love embodied with betrayal and
war. It weaves the transformative changes in body, mind and soul by the forbidden world of sexual love
and sensuality.
Sherlyn Chopra, the dusky siren, will be seen portraying the character of an Aphrodite. Other actors
include Milind Gunaji, Makarand Deshpande, Maleena Khan, Sushmita Mukherjee, Gajendra Chauhan, Mohan
Kapoor, Amit Bahl and others. King Mal Khan would debut with film as the male lead portraying the
character of a Prince and a Naga Sanyasi.
This movie is a trilogy of the same name in different versions – Kamasutra 3D, Kamasutra 4D, Kamasutra
5D. The 4D and 5D versions would be released after the launch of the 3D version.
Kamasutra 3D has broken all records when it came to the pre-sale rights of the movie at Cannes. It is
for the first time that an Indian film has received such a huge response with sales of its international
rights that too before it is being released at the American Film Festival 2013 as well.The movie made a
proud entry at the prestigious contention list of the 86th Academy Awards, with selection in the three
categories – Best Motion Picture, Original Score and Original Song with 5 songs. It is the only movie
from India contending in the music category lists.
Hou de jarasa ushir (Let There Be A Little Delay) is the story of three
people — Sunayna, Malhar, and Shantanu — who work in the same software company. Each one of them is
fighting a lonely battle trying to balance work and life.
Every morning, they travel to work together in Shabbir’s cab. One day, a very crucial day in their
career, Shabbir does not arrive on time, and when he does, their cab is stuck in a major traffic jam on
the highway. The already irate and anxious passengers decide to let Shabbir try an alternate route to
the IT Park that will take them through remote villages. But almost as soon as they break from routine
and start on this journey, a series of life-altering incidents (and a fakir who challenges them to take
time in their own hands), inspires them to change their perspective of life itself.
Awards and Recognition:
* The first Marathi Film to compete in the Best Picture category in the 85th Academy Awards (The
Oscars)
* On location Memphis ,USA – Official Selection
Longing for vengeance, he waited in hunger and thirst for his long lost admirer. The night hid him in
the dark, the earth and the woods were his haven. He is a fallen angel, a catastrophic lover, the
trodden Prince of Wallachia, but a vampire in revenge. His partisans await his reprise with a
celebration. He turns lucky in love, if not for ever. Beautiful nights of love and lust entangle him
with his lost love-Clara, a passionate young nun but still a mortal. The peaches and perfection takes a
turn the day Clara gets spellbound by the Catholic Church. The Vatican plots the trap but will the plan
thrive? Or will it be love?
Awards and Recognition:
* Horror- On – Sea Film Festival – Official Selection
* International Film Festival Antigua Barbuda – Official Selection
* The free style life Film Exhibition – Official Selection
* The Pineapple Underground Film Festival – Official Selection
* Chain NYC Film Festival,USA – Official Selection
* COLUMBIA GORGE INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL, U S A – Official Selection
* Louisville’s International Film Festival- Official Selection
* RIP Horror Film Festival,USA – Official Selection
* Cinerockom International Film Festival,USA – Official Selection & Won the Awards
* PRODUCTION DESIGN,BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY, BEST WRITER AWARDS,BEST ACTOR
AWARDS,BEST DIRECTORS AWARDS & FEATURE FILMS Award.
* Brainwash movie festival,USA – Official Selection
Nobody knows that someone is living an amazing life in one corner of the
world with wild animals with his mission which is a beautiful example for the world.A storyline
showcasing an individual who was unaware of his destination but became an inspiration to the world by
teaching the epitome of self actualization.
After finishing his doctor degree, Prakash’s father Baba Amte, took him on a picnic to Hemalkasa ,but
that was not only a picnic but a turning point in prakash’s life. He became restless seeing that, on one
hand people had reached the moon while here still people were living as animals. They use to hunt and
sleep under the tree. Prakash went there just to treat them but became a part of them.
Dr.Mandakini and Prakash loved each other from collage days. Leaving her luxurious life behind, she
decided to accompany Prakash without any condition.This is where the real story begins in the dense
forest of Hemalkasa. There struggle with tribals, struggle with wild animal, struggle with Naxalites and
corrupt government officials.
But today after 45 years of struggle, Hemalkasa has become an example to the world.
The story is unbelievable but…. it is true!
Awards and Recognition:
* Silk Road International Film Festival ,China – Official Selection
Set in late 1950s in Kuttanad, the granary of central Kerala, the film is set in an ambience of
Serpentine Worship and socio political rebellions of the times. The protagonist Dasan was a practicing
Pulluvan, who had an aura of ascribed divinity around him. He had two wives, Janaki and Chakara.
Janaki’s love with Dasan was platonic, but Chakara true to her name was possessive. Dasan along the
course of time becomes passionate with Devaki Antharjanam. The wife of the village landlords as well. Be
it wine, women or smoke, Dasan had no restrictions. His mastery over the profession was unparalleled.
Due to the ascribed divinity around him, he was unquestioned. But not for too long, something happens
which makes his life topsy turvy! The event also brings out the tenacity and quality of relations he
had.
The film picturises the various shades of love and problematizes the conventional concepts around it. It
is also an attempt to transcend the definitions of love and explore the flowering of bounds which are
deep rooted than love.
*Kerala – One of the southern states of India.
*Pulluvam – One who practices serpentine worship by singing songs and playing specific instruments. It
is also a caste based name.
Awards and Recognition:
* Grand Junction Film Festival,USA – Official Selection
* 6th Nashik International Film Festival 2014 – Official Selection
The movie is about the life of Bahinabai Chaudhary, she is a world fomous
Marathi poetress whose timeless words have made a mark on the lifes of all Marathi people. It is said as
her poetry is like 24 carat gold, which would shine equally amongst old and new alike.
Bahinabai had faced very difficult time’ lost her husband very early im her life ang had to bring up
children without any support. As a women she was not the one who are used to cribbing or crying for the
discomfort and difficulties. But she choose the path to overcome the difficult terrain by utilizing her
creativity best. Her words used to snooth her provide her comfort and relaxation to such an extent that
she develop a confidence to face the reality happily. Bahinabai was illiterate but had the word power
which used to be generated from the core of real feelings. Her confidence raised to such a level that
villainous money lenders had a phobia and was confident that she will return back his loan and will
indebt him with her wisedom.
“Pinky – Ek Satyakatha is the Story of an award winning woman athlete who was charged with Rape and
accused of being a male. A brief glimpse of the politics and goings on in Indian sports.
Awards and Recognition:
* International Indian Film Festival of Queensland in Brisbane – Official Selection
* Gwinnett Center International Film Festival,USA – Official Selection
* Silk Road International Film Festival ,China – Official Selection
* Cinema Verde Environmental Film and Arts Festival – Official Selection
Thira’ is a thoughtful exploration of a theme that is often discussed in
hushed whispers. It’s quite resolute in its objective, is extremely detailed, is involving for its most
part and is charmingly acted as well. Thira is a dramatic thriller movie. Movie begins with the
introduction of a cardiologist, Rohini Pranab (Shobhana), who apart from her job of a doctor also runs
an organisation for women which acts against women trafficking and helps orphaned girls. Things get into
trouble when some girls from the organisation get kidnapped.
Rohini sets out on a mission to find those who are behind her husband’s murder and who have trafficked
the girls. On the same path, we are introduced to Naveen (Dhyan Sreenivasan), who is in search of his
kidnapped sister. Naveen and Rohini meet by chance and come to know that they have the same goal. Rest
of the movie focuses on their mission to find the lost ones. Will they be successful? Watch out in
theatres next to you.
* Gwinnett Center International Film Festival,USA – Official Selection
A major ritual of North Malabar, Kerala, India, Theyyam is enjoyed with reverence by the people as Gods
and Goddesses appear before them through this art form. In most cases, Goddesses are represented, but
the performers are men. Against this tradition, only one Goddess is performed by women performers. This
cinema, set against the background of Theyyam, is presenting the struggle of a woman to regain the boon
of femininity.
In the traditional society with its joint family system, first menstruation was taken as an event of
celebration and recognition. But the contemporary society hides it as a matter of secrecy.
‘Chayiliam’ is an attempt to suggest how far menstruation is important for women through the character
Gouri.
It also takes into consideration the event of her premature menopause, which totally unsets the rhythm
of Gouri’s life.
Awards and Recognition:
* International Film Festival for Spirituality, Religion and Visionary (IFFSRV) 2013,Indonesia –
Official Selection & won the award Award of Excellence Winner,Best International Feature Film & Best
Movie Of the Festival.
* Marbella Film Festival – Official Selection
* International Film Festival for Comedy, Romance and Musical,Indonesia – Official Selection & won the
Award of Excellence Winner
* Grand Junction Film Festival,USA – Official Selection
* 6th Nashik International Film Festival 2014 – Official Selection
Amen is a 2013 Malayalam-language Indian romantic musical satire directed by
Lijo Jose Pellissery and starring Fahadh Faasil, Indrajith, Swati Reddy, Natasha Sahgal and Rachana
Narayanankutty lead roles. Amen is the debut Malayalam film of Telugu actress Swati Reddy. The film hit
the theaters on 22 March 2013, receiving rave reviews from critics and huge response from theatres. The
plot revolves around the lives of few people around an ancient Syrian Church in a Kuttanadan village
called Kumarankari. Solomon (Fahadh Faasil) is in love with Shoshanna(Swati Reddy) who the daughter of a
wealthy contractor. Solomon is the son of a band master who died after a show by drowning.Solomon is a
failed band member. Here comes the entry of Fr.Vincent Vattoli (Indrajith) to the church. Solomon
attempts to elope with Shoshanna by taking the help of Fr. Vattoli but in vain. They are caught by their
people and beaten up. Here comes a bet in which the Band is asked to win the band competition in which
they lost in the previous years. It was said that shoshanna would be married to Solomon if they win the
competition with Solomon leading the band. They take intense practices and win the bet. Solomon gets
married to Shoshanna. The next day a call comes to the church informing that the new Priest Fr.Vincent
Vattoli is taking charge. The Kumarangiri folks now come to know that Fr. Vincent Vattoli was actually
the saint himself who appeared in front of them.
Awards and Recognition:
* Canada Film Festival – Official Selection
* 6th Nashik International Film Festival 2014 – Official Selection
101 Chodyangal(101 Questions) is a story revolves around a school assignment
given to a class V student to frame 101 questions. The film is about the efforts he has to put in to
frame those questions. At this point, his father, who is a factory employee, loses his job. The two
parallel streams converge at the end. ‘101 Chodyangal’ may have its shortcomings, but it succeeds in
making a definite impression. Though the story is being told through the eyes of a child, this one is
for viewers of all ages.
Awards and Recognition:
* Noida International Film Festival – Official Selection & Won the award for “Best Feature Film “
* Sangli International Film Festival – Official Selection & Won the award for “Special Jury Award”
* 6th Nashik International Film Festival 2014 – Official Selection
* International Indian Film Festival of Queensland in Brisbane – Official Selection
* Harlem International Film Festival 2014,USA – Official Selection
* Dada Saheb Phalke Film Festival – 14,India – Official Selection
* Tuscany Films,USA – Official Selection