Neena Gupta

An elderly Gujarati grandmother reconnects with her family through her cherished pickle-making tradition, bringing warmth and flavor to her community.

Inspired by true events, Kaagaz 2 stars Anupam Kher, Darshan Kumaar, Satish Kaushik and Neena Gupta in prominent roles.

By Digging Deeper into the lives of four unique and diverse Indigenous artists we discover that they have common motivating themes, their art, their Aboriginality and their dual heritage. How do you talk about the things that have happened to you and from your history? Are you angry? Can you stir passion and emotion? Can you engage in a deeper, more fundamental way and focus more on the regeneration of cultural practices? These artists are now in the midst of creating works for major exhibitions, and prestigious prizes that offer them powerful ways to tell their stories. They are seriously breaking new ground and making names for themselves. Blak Douglas is about to win the Archibald Prize, Maree Clarke is working on the biggest urban art installation in Australia, the Melbourne Metro tunnel project, Penny Evans has her major work opening at the National Gallery of Australia, and Ben McKeown attempts a come-back at the Selzer prize after a heart attack.

Rooted in the subculture of societal facts Panga is an emotional roller coaster tale of a middle-class Indian woman. A forgotten kabaddi world champion who catalyzes an inner desire to give a new meaning to her existing role as a wife and mother, takes an ingenious decision to come back to the sport despite the challenge of age stereotypes and a new generation of complexities which creates an upheaval in her life as she is torn between family responsibility and her love for the sport.

When his middle-aged parents announce the news of an untimely pregnancy, Nakul is far from thrilled. Not only does he find the situation a bit awkward, but there is also the peril of public embarrassment. Can he come to terms with the odd plight his family is in?

A North Indian couple, in their early 60s, at their mountain retreat. Their son has just gotten married, a reception has ended and all the guests have left. She chooses this moment to tell her husband that she is leaving. What follows is an endless day: the avalanche of this long-gathering decision and what it means to a decades-long relationship. Fragments of conversations, silence and chaos, as nostalgia mingles with menace and tenderness with cruelty. What will they succeed in rescuing against the landslide of memory and emotion?

Sidharthan and his wife, Renjini, are at odds with each other over his conformist manners. During an argument, she falls from the balcony and slips into a coma which leads him to lose his sanity. Ramya visits her aunt who is a nun in a mental asylum. There she meets Sidharthan (Mohanlal) who leads a spiritual life in the mental asylum. She gets intrigued by his unique personality and starts studying him. Sidharthan on the other hand gets reminded of his x-wife (Urvasi) while interacting with Ramya closely and starts falling in love with her. But when he comes to know that he was just a subject to her study, things get murky. —Joyce

Two struggling photographers, Vinod and Sudhir, set up a photo studio in Mumbai but soon come to terms with the scandalous lives of the rich and famous, and seek to expose it.