Documentary Films

Leather Women

Leather Women is an intimate portrait of Dalit women whose lives revolve around the harsh reality of skinning dead animals. Beyond the labour lies a story of inherited caste, invisible lives, and extraordinary resilience, revealing the dignity and humanity that survive even in society's forgotten margins.

Wah Womaniya

Wah Womaniya is a documentary about women who refused to accept water scarcity as destiny. Set in Bundelkhand, the film follows their extraordinary journey as they transformed a mountain, brought water to their village, and redefined the role of women through collective action and resilience.

Subhadra

Subhadra follows the remarkable journey of a woman who rose from a labourer’s family to earn a PhD, only to return home with a greater purpose, to protect disappearing indigenous grains, revive traditional food knowledge, and preserve a living agricultural heritage for future generations.

Classical Miraj

Classical Miraj takes audiences into the workshops of Miraj, where master artisans continue the centuries-old craft of handcrafting tanpuras. Blending music, craftsmanship, and cultural heritage, the film celebrates the unseen hands whose dedication keeps the timeless sound of Indian classical music alive.

HINGOT WAR

The Hingot War is a centuries-old tradition observed on Dhok Padwa (the day after Diwali) in Gautampura, near Indore, Madhya Pradesh. Two sides — the Turra of Gautampura and the Kalangi of Runji — hurl burning Hingots (hollowed wild fruits filled with gunpowder) at each other across a 200-foot battlefield near the Devnarayan Temple. Rooted in the Mughal-era Maratha guerrilla warfare of 1680-1707, this tradition has survived for over 300 years as a symbol of courage, faith, and community identity. People have been injured and lives have been lost — yet the ritual endures.

TRAVAIL – Story of Survival

Travail explores the fragile relationship between humans and the endangered tiger. Through stories of conservation and coexistence, the film examines the efforts of people working to protect wildlife, forests, and the ecological balance that sustains both nature and human life across India's changing landscapes.

Haq Hai — MGNREGA

Due to copyright restrictions, we are unable to share or link to the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) documentary film here.

The Story of Sweety – Percieve

Paani Ke laane

The documented story is of Jal Saheli of village Mote in Lalitpur, Uttar Pradesh. It is about the water crisis and how the iron ladies won the battle of water in the Bundelkhand region of Central India. This documentary also features activist, Anna Hazare and Dr. Rajendra Singh (The Water Man of India) and their views on commercialization of water and how we have to work for a better tomorrow.