Danish Husain

After being expelled for robbing their college canteen, two misfit best friends get one last shot at redemption by enrolling five children from a nearby slum into school. What starts as a desperate deal turns into an unexpected journey of chaos, conscience, and change.

Inspired by the landmark Supreme Court judgement, Haq is the story of a woman`s fight for her rights and justice. Shazia Bano takes her husband Abbas to court after he abandons her and their children, sparking a national battle over faith, women`s rights, and justice.

Determined to help her son, who has cerebral palsy, Bárbara takes her family to India for an experimental treatment. A middle-class couple in Mexico is extremely worried because their young son has cerebral palsy for which there is no cure in that country. On learning that effective medical treatment is available in India, they decide to make a visit there and get their son treated. Since they are foreigners in India they face a few bureaucratic hurdles and personal difficulties. They however remain strong willed and determined in their mission to cure their son. —Madan Marwah

A politician finds out the hard way that being good with people doesn`t make you good with the syllabus of class 10th. Will Gangaram pass with flying colours?

Based on a true story, Yeh Ballet talks about the inspirational journey of two gifted dancers who made it big into the dance world despite facing prejudice from society.

When a professor and his wife and co-leader take a group of college students on the ancient pilgrimage trail in Spain -- the Camino de Santiago -- as their study abroad, all find themselves on an inspiring journey they will never forget. This is the story of the fourth trip of a unique study abroad program at Franklin Pierce University that has been running since 2011. Perpetual Journey is a warm, immersive, and intimate documentary that shows the value of modeling personal transparency, displaying and teaching intellectual humility, and learning through experience. The students -- Michael Bona, Samantha Cordiliko, Matthew Maher, Alexis Vantrees, and Luke Walsky -- learn to accept the rigors of walking the 500-mile trail, gradually embrace the discipline and routines of the pilgrimage, and experience its transformative magic.