Naseeruddin Shah

A documentary filmmaker Chandrika soughts to capture the prison life of three men sentenced to death. Initially hesitant in trusting Chandrika, the men eventually open up and share their stories with her, which leads to some shocking revelations.

In order to acquire the prime location of a brothel, greedy politicians preach lessons of morality in their attempts to take it down. The politicians' proposition to relocate is not feasible for the coureasans. Will they comply or fight back?

Inspired from the 2002 violence in Gujarat, this drama follows the lives of different people directly or indirectly affected by the riots, from a compassionate woman in an orthodox Gujarati family living with a stone-hearted husband, an urban cross-culture couple with a Hindu wife and a Muslim husband, a poor Muslim couple whose house is charred to ashes during the riots to an old Muslim singer. As their stories unfold and intertwine, we see the harrowing...

The sanctity of a happy nuclear family is tested when the man of the house brings home his illegitimate nine-year-old son from a brief fling. His devastated wife grapples to accept her reality as the naïve child begins to soften her heart.

A woman sold to the highest bidder pines for the love of a man who makes empty promises. Another man is the reason for a young bride to commit suicide. With a strong social commentary, Bazaar highlights the plight of women at the hands of misogyny.

Usha is exploited by her self-seeking husband Keshav Dalvi who wants to thrive on her talent by managing her career. When she gets a sense of what he is up to, she looks for a better life partner.