Viraam

The band members of Walk Off The Earth pay homage to Christmas music and a movie classic.

A trial melodrama about a mother who encourages her 14 year old daughter to have sex with a 16 year old Mexican boy.

Today's world is strife with various sociological issues stemming from an upswing of mental health problems to which the society has turned a blind eye for long by stigmatizing them. t is these kind of modern day issues of depression, suicidal tendencies, sexual abuse and cannabis addiction that the film GREEN talks about through the intertwined characters of Arvind and Megha. Arvind a young man from a middle class family, is emotionally exhausted as he deals with a broken marriage with a scheming wife who leaves him for vested interests. His unstable state of mind gets reflected in his job too, where his performance drops and he is on the verge of losing his job. These rejections, one after another, in every area of his life force him to contemplate suicide. A young girl Megha who is a victim of sexual abuse at a very tender age eventually gets addicted to cannabis as an escape route from the realities of life. A disturbed soul and weed addict Megha, comes into Arvind's life in a stroke of destiny and is surprised with herself for developing feelings of attachment even though she has grown up hating men. This starts the journey of two wretched souls plunged in the darkness of their own lives, searching for answers in their equation of togetherness and love. Dr. Nandini Kumar who is a celebrated doctor of neuroscience, who Arvind consults, unravels the mystery of such young minds, which opens up very interesting dimensions in the story from the mental health point of view. Will Arvind be able to fight his innermost conflicts through Megha's presence or succumb to his deep seated insecurities of rejection? Will Megha continue to live her carefree life of virtual reality, or will she realize that she will lose Arvind because she is truly a prisoner of her own addiction? Will these hearts find solace in each other or will they drift apart ? The Questions are many and but the answer will be found in your emotional interpretation of this film.

An idealistic writer tries to rationalize his decision to move to Los Angeles on a cross-country road trip that weaves between the dual realities of the trip with his overcautious girlfriend and his impulsive friend.

A 'marital thriller'. A mysterious stranger creates havoc in the lives of a husband and wife, within a few days after he visits their house. Aditya is a film-maker whose last two films have failed miserably. He is currently working on a script which for him is almost like a final attempt at glory. His failures have created a rift in his relationship with Meneka, his wife. While the marriage is not really on the rocks, Meneka does feel neglected and lonely. Her attempts at understanding Aditya are usually met with a snub. She misses the caring, loving and passionate Aditya for whom she had forfeited her successful modeling career. The arrival of a stranger, Shoaib, into the house soon turns into an exploration of morality and momentary temptation. The disarming, mysterious Shoaib opens up vistas that were till now taboo for Meneka. He charms her, he angers her and in the process he provokes her innermost thoughts and desires. Who is this dangerously charming stranger? Will his presence rock the very institution that Meneka has been clinging to? And what will Aditya who has been so engrossed in his own professional failures do when he realizes the deception that is about to engulf his personal life?

Tells the story of a family with a mother, Lebechi, who is generally up to no good as she makes it her life's mission to manipulate her children and destroy their matrimonial homes. Against her husband's incessant warnings and naggings, she does as she pleases and succeeds with her last child, Azuka, who obeys her every word at the expense of her marriage.