Short film that attempts to give voice to the urban poor. Created for Apnalaya Produced by Trampoline Media Co-Produced by Climb Media

Director Producer: Sarvamangala Productions Cast: Vikram Kochhar, Brahma Mishra A recently widowed tribal yearns to be a ‘mother’ to his infant and he decides to walk the talk literally, only to become a victim to the vagaries of a merciless society.

Shaadi ki taiyaari mein lagi hai poori family, aur humaari dulhan Vidya lagi hai apni mann marzi mein! Samajh usko ye nahi aa raha ki aisa kya kare ke ye shaadi ruk jaaye? Mummy ko lagta hai time se shaadi ho jaayegi toh sab theek hoga, aur Papa ko lagta hai Mummy ko jo lagta hai sab theek hi hai. Simple si baat hai - Vidya ko life mein bahot kuch karna hai, par Mummy Papa ko kaise prove kare ki vo apni life mein shaadi ke alawa bhi bahot kuch kar sakti hai? Kya Vidya apne dreams poore kar paayegi? Ya apne dil ke armaano ka gala khud ghont degi? Jaanane ke liye dekho Chhaa Jaa ki nayi film Sapno Ke Sikke. Facebook aur Instagram pe bhi @chhaajaa ko zaroor follow karna aur exciting announcements ke liye! Aap humein Facebook pe http://bit.ly/ChhaaJaa_FB aur Instagram pe bhi http://bit.ly/ChaaJaa_IG follow kar sakte hain! Aur hamare facebook group bhi join kar sakte hain https://www.facebook.com/groups/BakBa... khoob baatein karenge.

In the land of Fruitistan, there live two kinds of people - the 'Applers' and the 'Orangees'. Both the communities keep to themselves and exchange only hate with each other. Lines start to blur when two twelve-year-olds Tulip and Daisy accidentally become friends. When Tulip learns about Daisy's desire to win the Young Botanist Show, she willingly helps her as she shares the same love for nature. However, their friendship soon turns sour when they discover that one of them is an 'Appler' and the other an 'Orangee'. Preconceived notions, biases, media reports and social networking negatively influence both girls. Daisy finally digs deeper to find out the cause of this community hatred and realises how over time a small difference has festered into violence and hatred. Tulip's grandmother's advice helps her realise that differences can be overcome through dialogue. Both girls realise that their friendship is something far more valuable than their differences.

Childhood and Old age has always fascinated me.I love how similar these two stages in human’s life are that brings life to a full circle. The idea of my film ‘The Cake Story’ germinated from my memories with my grandma and my close interaction with children when I was teaching in my mother’s school during my college vacations as a young girl. Through the narrative of my film I have tried to explore the innocence and playfulness of childhood and old age which we tend to loose as an adult. The Cake Story revolves around a 8-year old boy who is looking for his birthday cake in this big city with his middle aged father on his birthday. The child is excited about new beginnings. Set against the backdrop of Mumbai this story tries to pay a tribute to – the old city of Mumbai, its art deco monuments, the Parsi bakeries which are dying slowly and the Padmini Fiat taxis more popularly known as kaali peeli which are almost on the verge of being extinct. So Cake story is a homage to everything new and old that co exists in this world.

Writer // Director Bubbles and Stars is a part of the anthology of short films Shuruaat Ka Interval Produced by Humaramovie and released by PVR Rare. Cast: Jim Sarbh, Sayani Gupta If the characters of a play were to indulge in their reverie, would their interactions be meaningful? Shot completely in black & white, a beautiful tale which reminds you of films of the silent era and what actually makes us love films.