Siddharth Anand Kumar

Gopi, a frustrated father in Canada, plans to take his mischievous son Shinda to India to discipline him. However, Shinda discovers his father`s true intentions triggering a war between them.

After missing the assassination of Pamma, Geja arrives in the same jail as Pamma to finish the job. Things take a deadly turn when a merciless cop tries to shift all the dangerous prisoners to a jail in Rajasthan.

Marriages are ending. Lives are running out. It's going to be hard when that ends. At least I can 'talk to you'" says Peter, who has been isolating for a month in his own apartment. Just like almost every Pole. Waiting in isolation for a vaccine that will cure them from the virus of loneliness. At home, they have been recording personal scenes from their life, hoping that someone will listen and maybe 'hug them'. "Polish Self-Portrait" reveals one year from the pandemic reality. Homemade footage is enhanced by a subjective documentary report from Poland during the COVID-19 era. —https://mdag.pl/18/en/warszawa/movie/Polakow-Portret

Karuppu Durai, an 80-year-old man, bedridden for the past three months in a coma, suddenly wakes up one fine day to overhear his family planning to kill him by performing an ancient euthanasia ritual. Hurt, heartbroken and afraid, Karuppu Durai runs away from the only home he has ever known. On an aimless path with nowhere to go, he accidentally meets a 10-year-old orphan Kutty. Kutty is everything Karuppu Durai isn`t; smart, spunky and full of life. The fiercely independent Kutty encourages KD to chalk out a bucket list and start living for himself. Thus begins an eventful road trip of this unlikely pair - an old man running away from his family and a young boy who never had one!

In Delhi, friends from Northeast India prepare a pungent delicacy for a wedding party, sparking conflict and comedy with their unaccustomed neighbors. Follows a group of girlfriends from Nagaland and Manipur, north-eastern states in India, gathering in the back streets of Delhi to throw a secret wedding party for a soon-to-be bride. Terrorised by their rottweiler of a landlady and with their boyfriends utterly useless as help, the group's already-disorganized plans soon go further awry. As the women cook the traditional Axone wedding stew (a pork stew with pungent local herbs), neighbors complain about its powerful smell. However, they are determined to prepare the aromatic dish. With the challenges brought on by cultural difference and the pressures of being migrants in a seemingly unfriendly city, are food and love enough to save the day? —London Film Festival On a hot summer day in Delhi, the plans of two young girls to cook a special pork dish for their best friend's wedding are foiled. Their neighbors are adamantly against it because the dish smells. As they try out various ways to cook, this bittersweet comedy wafts through the pungent smells of racism in the metropolis. —Yoodlee Films Chanbi and Upasna want to prepare a special North-Eastern Dish, Axone Pork, for their best friend Minam's wedding. The ingredients are bought, the stove is alight, the gang has gathered. There is just one glitch: they all live in New Delhi now, and not Norteast India. And for people here, the dish emits a strong aroma that seems to emanate not so much from a kitchen as from a....lavatory. The gang fears that the dish's pungent odor will invite their neighbors' and landlord's wrath. Comedic chaos ensues and unexpected obstacles arise as they struggle to find a safe place where they can prepare the dish in peace. The film explores the travails of this group of young friends as they grapple with outright racism and the upheavals of their interpersonal relationships throughout the course of one eventful day.

An 80-year-old man escapes his family's euthanasia plans and meets a young orphan. Together, they embark on a life-changing journey as the boy helps the elderly man create and fulfill his bucket list. KD, an 80 year old villager overhears his children say that they want him dead to claim their inheritance. Realising he has never truly lived, he enlists the help of a young orphan boy Kutti. The pair head off on a road trip trying to complete KD's bucket list, rediscovering the meaning of life and friendship along the way.

Little Manda is found raped and dumped in a trash heap in her slum. Her parents are more concerned with survival than dignity and want to forget and move on as even the cops are powerless to help as the rapist is a local politician's son. But Manda's Ajji (grandmother) cannot accept the injustice of it all. Can a frail, arthritic and powerless old woman grapple with the big bad wolf? Is there still hope for justice in a cruel world? Can anything act as a deterrent to rape? The answers to these questions form the crux.