Based on the true story of Bhanwari Devi, a brave woman fighting social injustice in rural India.
Why people love it: The film shines a light on gender violence with raw emotion, inspiring empathy and activism.
An American doctor in Calcutta discovers hope and community amidst poverty.
Why people love it: The film’s vivid portrayal of compassion and cultural clash resonates deeply. Swayze’s earnest performance and the vibrant setting create an emotional journey.
A family in 1940s Delhi faces the turmoil of Partition, seen through the eyes of a young girl.
Why people love it: Its powerful storytelling and haunting visuals capture a pivotal moment in history, resonating with audiences worldwide.
Two Indian housewives forge a forbidden bond, challenging tradition and societal expectations.
Why people love it: Its bold narrative broke taboos in Indian cinema, sparking conversation on female desire. The performances are raw and compelling.
Estranged lovers reunite after years, confronting past regrets over a shared rain‑soaked night.
Why people love it: The film’s subtle storytelling and powerful performances create an intimate portrait of love and loss. Its rain‑filled setting adds poetic melancholy.
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A young woman gets entangled in a mysterious murder while on a remote hilltop, unraveling dark secrets.
Why people love it: An early showcase of Kashyap’s gritty style, the short packs tension and intrigue in a compact narrative.