Mukesh Chhabra

Hoisting the national flag is a crime, punishable by death under the Maoist law in Bastar, at the center of independent India. Indian Maoists or radical leftists, also known as Naxals, have taken thousands of lives and destroyed trillions of dollars` worth of national assets in the blazing flames of communism laboratory, in little over the last fifty years. Bastar - The Naxal Story is the worst epitaph of the biggest human tragedy of Independent India.

A spine-chilling, never told before true story - revealing a dangerous conspiracy that has been hatched against India. The Kerala Story is a compilation of the true stories of three young girls from different parts of Kerala. The truth shall set us free! Thousands of innocent women have been systematically converted, radicalized & their lives destroyed. It`s their side of the story.

The story is about Siya, a girl from a rural village in North India, who, against all odds decides to fight for justice after being raped by the powerful men in power, thereby starting a movement against the vicious patriarchal system.

Some love stories never die, they get recreated, re-imagined and retold on the big screen. One such epic love story is Laila Majnu, being adapted by Imtiaz Ali and Ekta Kapoor. Taking the leap out of the classic folklore - Laila Majnu, the story is written by Imtiaz Ali in a re-envisioned, contemporary style. Set in today`s day and time, Laila Majnu have real problems and hindrances relevant to the youth of today. They both fall in love in the mystical backdrop of Kashmir, against their feuding families and a passionate, unique and contemporary love story unravels thereafter.

Mudit and Sugandha are all set to marry, however, two days prior to their wedding, Mudit realises he suffers from an erectile dysfunction, which almost sabotages their wedding after both the families get involved. Leading to a comical mess, Mudit attempts to treat his medical condition, using all the possible quacks.

Set in the small town of Barielly, this romantic comedy explores the nuances of simple lives people live there. It`s a story of Bitti Mishra, a free-spirited girl, who is tired of the societal pressures and finds solace in a book titled "Barielly Ki Barfi".

Set in present day Mumbai, this psychological thriller follows the life of a serial killer Ramanna who is inspired by an infamous serial killer from the 1960s, Raman Raghav. His strange obsession with Raghavan, a young cop keeps growing as he closely follows him without his knowledge and often creates situations where both of them come face to face.

A group of friends embark on a journey in the mountains to disperse the ashes of a recently deceased friend. But when their dead friend's ghost apparently visits the group, everyone's beliefs and relationships are put to the test.

Haider is Vishal Bhardwaj`s adaptation of William Shakespeare`s Hamlet. It follows Haider, a young man who returns home to Kashmir on receiving news of his father`s disappearance. Not only does he learn that the security forces have detained his father for harboring militants, but that his mother is in a relationship with his very own uncle. Intense drama follows between mother and son, as both struggle to come to terms with the news of his father`s death. Soon, Haider learns that his uncle is responsible for the gruesome murder and he sets out to avenge his father`s death.