Wicked Women

The colorful life at the time of the birth becomes darker and darker in the old age. The story is of two old persons; Mr. Madhav and Ms. Malati. In this last phase, their lives are confined to a room. At this stage, there is no discrimination on the basis of religion, caste or wealth. The only reality is 'the body'. Instead of counting days in grief with the worn out bodies, they decided to live in a different way. Their attitude towards everything is different. The God has created two species, 'He' and 'She',to make each other's life complete. Actually, Mr. Madhav is symbolic character who represents men and Ms. Malati represents women. We have shown the journey of 'He' and 'She', in search of the humanity, from 1st January to the next 1st January. We can see an old couple in this journey. We see the society formed by men and women and the impact of traditions and customs in the conservative society on 'He' and 'She'. They teach us the art of living happily and away from all the traditional beliefs. Actually, darkness doesn't blossom but they have brought blossom to their dark life. The art of living adopted by them is nothing but 'Dark Blossom'.

After a long day at work a man misses his bus and begins to walk home. He passes various places that trigger flashbacks of happier times. A story is told about past events involving a girl he met years earlier.

Delete divorce option from married life

The struggles of a young adult woman, Agnes, who's trying to lead a decent life, while taking care of her mentally ill brother, Attila. When given an opportunity to change her life entirely, and realizing her long forgotten dreams of a musical career, Agnes finds herself reconsidering her life, and her connection to her brother, taking the first steps on a path of self-discovery and facing a moral dilemma.

Part 1: A married couple with a baby in "Mother and Child", Part 2 "House and Home" with a conference manager. A careful review of the latest in infant care, sewing and knitting, frozen fish and white goods in daily duties. HM-film no. 3.