Giddha

On the eve of her elopement with Henry Traquair, Margaret Fielding is accidentally discovered in Traquair's apartments by his friends, Captain Richard Haynes and Walter Maxwell. Because the conditions, though innocent, appear compromising, Traquair introduces Margaret as his wife. An hour before the time set for the wedding, Traquair receives a telegram announcing the failure of his bank and his financial ruin. He declines to proceed with the marriage and Margaret returns home; despondent over his financial losses, Traquair ends his life. During the next three years, Maxwell loses his sight, meets Margaret, and marries her, unaware that she was Traquair's "wife." They are very happy until Haynes visits and remembers Margaret from Traquair's apartment. She denies being involved in the incident, but when Maxwell's sight is restored he also recognizes Margaret. He packs his things and is about to leave when Haynes rushes in with a letter written by Traquair just before he died, which has followed Haynes half around the world and now establishes Margaret's innocence.

Mgeta is a farmer who is in dire financial struggles until a day he discovers precious gemstones that turns his life in ways that he didn't expect.

The courage to preserve one's integrity in trying times.

A young widow and young software engineer try to navigate through their eventless 'ordinary' lives in an attempt to exorcise scars of a violent past. The film explores how internet's virtual world is positioned in the lives of Indian lower middle class. Internet chat serves in the film as a platform for the protagonists, who live through half-truths, falsifying their gender, their lives cross paths in real and move towards a dramatic climax.