Deepika Khanna

Through four bite-sized yet emotionally resonant films, the anthology once again explores lust, love, relationships, and repressed desire, offering fresh perspectives on intimacy, longing, and human connection in all their complexity.

Unraveling complexed relationships, closet issues, shocking truths, bizarre myths and unexplored space of men and women through a series of thrilling and exciting stories from the rural part of India. Each story is distinct from other but weaved with the thread of eccentricities which will leave you with unexpected twists and turns.

Bhagyashree Iyer is an independent woman who lives in Delhi. She heads Tattvaa and for the last five years has been living away from her parents. She left her home to marry her boyfriend Nikhil after her parents refused to meet him. Nikhil rejected her since he was only after her father's money. The betrayal left her with trust issues and no faith in love.

Lala Kedarnath is blessed with 4 sisters. But his only worry is to find suitable grooms for each of them, as only then can he marry his childhood love. To what lengths will he go to succeed?

In India, financial education is still not a mainstream conversation. Fiction, on the other hand, is a format that everyone consumes. Unlike finance content, fiction feels approachable to everyone. Phir Se Udd Chala is trying to merge these two worlds. By removing confusing Excel sheets from money conversations and presenting personal finance through fictional storytelling. So that, hopefully, more people take an interest in personal finance and take the first step in their money journey

This is a story inspired by true events of six friends who embark on a documentary-film-making adventure to figure out whether ghosts exists or not. Their interviews with the common people lead them to a supposedly-haunted house in the suburb of Panvel near Mumbai, where they come face-to-face with the frightening truth.

Unraveling complexed relationships, closet issues, shocking truths, bizarre myths and unexplored space of men and women through a series of thrilling and exciting stories from the rural part of India. Each story is distinct from other but weaved with the thread of eccentricities which will leave you with unexpected twists and turns.

Bhagyashree Iyer is an independent woman who lives in Delhi. She heads Tattvaa and for the last five years has been living away from her parents. She left her home to marry her boyfriend Nikhil after her parents refused to meet him. Nikhil rejected her since he was only after her father's money. The betrayal left her with trust issues and no faith in love.

In India, financial education is still not a mainstream conversation. Fiction, on the other hand, is a format that everyone consumes. Unlike finance content, fiction feels approachable to everyone. Phir Se Udd Chala is trying to merge these two worlds. By removing confusing Excel sheets from money conversations and presenting personal finance through fictional storytelling. So that, hopefully, more people take an interest in personal finance and take the first step in their money journey