Purnendu Bhattacharya

News going digital, veteran crime journalist Joy fights irrelevance. Seeking major scoop and personal redemption, he pursues a perilous investigation into Mumbai's underbelly, unearthing dark secrets. News has turned digital, leaving veteran crime journalist Joy at the cusp of irrelevance. Determined to break the next big story and refashion his complicated personal life, Joy embarks on a relentless odyssey through the heart and gut of Mumbai, stumbling into its darkest corners. Digitalization of news creates survival crisis for Joy; a traditional reporter working for a Mumbai based Newspaper Despatch. Joy assigned to cover a recent murder case finds its roots connected with the underworlds of Mumbai. Joy goes deeper into this and risking his life collects many sensitive information. He somehow saves the information but ultimately fails to save his life.

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.

Explores Tarla Dalal's journey and legacy as an iconoclast during the early liberalisation period, empowering women through the art of cooking. Tarla is a slice-of-life film on India's most iconic home chef, Tarla Dalal, who wrote bestselling cookbooks, had her own cookery show and was the only Indian to have received the Padma Shri Award for her work in the field of cooking. Her story also captures the silent women empowerment movement that took place in the 70-80s and shows us how Tarla played an instrumental role in helping women of the era realize their dreams through food. Her journey seems like every Indian woman's story yet remains equally relevant for youngsters today. During her lifetime, Tarla received many letters from women across the country crediting her recipes for getting them approval to pursue their passions. These letters became a major source of inspiration for the film about Tarla's revolutionary journey from her kitchen to the living rooms of the entire country, inspiring homemakers to become entrepreneurs.