Manasi Rachh

Several alumni reminisce about their final year at St. Theresa's College and the events that shaped their lives.

Two rival college students begin an unconventional online romance when they pretend to be each other's crushes on social media.

Jalebi Rocks is a heartfelt and inspiring film about Vidya Pathak, a 48-year-old housewife. It's a family film that creates a satisfying and unforgettable experience for every family member. Jalebi Rocks celebrates resilience, self-worth, and the indomitable spirit of a woman who refuses to be defined by her age or circumstances. It is a story of achievement, proving that it is never too late to pursue one's dreams and create a fulfilling, meaningful life.

Vikas Majethia aka your Vicky is getting married soon. Amidst the festivities, things take an exciting twist, when not one, but two of his exes return to his life. The big question on everyone's mind, including Vicky's, is who will he get married to?

Himmatlal Andhariya has a flourishing marriage bureau that has helped over a thousand couples tie the knot, but he has been unsuccessful in finding a suitable match for his son, Yug.

An elderly Gujarati grandmother reconnects with her family through her cherished pickle-making tradition, bringing warmth and flavor to her community.

An anthology that revolves around people experiencing paranoia by Machines and Futuristic devices.

Our life revolves around perception of truth, in our lives we act only on our ability to judge the truth. Truth though is a fickle thing, paradoxically because it only occurs in absolution; rest is only our interpretation that allows us to live in a certain subjective truth. Addl. Commissioner of Police, Sanket Pujari and the rookie officer, Sameera sit across the television screen to decipher a rare case of multiple homicides caught on camera and this case is going to test their fundamental perception of truth.

Storm in a Teacup is about a newly-married couple's drama-filled argument which starts with an innocuous request of making tea. The tea-making process acts as a window to the wife's changing forms of anger which morphs from the silent treatment, passive aggression, simmering anger to the eventual fit of fury.