Short Films

Aadiwasi Janjagruti, a grassroots initiative in Dhadgaon, Maharashtra, is empowering tribal communities through video storytelling and local media, bridging gaps between villagers and governance. Founded by Nitesh Bhardwaj in 2016, the addresses issues like child labour, sanitation, and corruption.

In recent years, we have seen some really thought-provoking productions come to the fore from across the country.

Well-versed in Marathi, 78-year-old ‘Parubai’ as she is fondly called, started earning her living at the film school, sifting through glass, metal, used papers and plastic to be sold as scrap.

Over the past few years, several filmmakers decided to use their lens to not only make these stories known to the world but also to get these heroes the recognition and help they need to continue their work.

The youth are turning to the internet for alternative entertainment.

Set in the fast-paced environs of the bustling local trains in Mumbai, Faraz's film details a romance that develops slowly, nestled in the silences and quiet comforts of the end-of-day train journeys.

One year, 52 short films: Tanmay Shah’s feat has not only made him a better and sharper filmmaker, but has also proved that passion is the driving force behind filmmaking!

Watch these 7 short films that will inspire you to change the way you think about issues such as religious fanaticism, discrimination against sex workers, eve teasing, AIDS and cleanliness.

A Brazilian duo is on a mission to unearth the unsung heroes of India and present them to the world. Here are their plans!