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A classic Manipuri comedy-drama that delves into the intricacies of Manipur’s political landscape. The film follows the titular character, Dolansana, portrayed by Sougrakpam Hemanta, as he navigates the tumultuous world of politics. Alongside Huirem Seema, who plays Samuma in navigating the challenges and triumphs of her husband and caring for a disabled child and the comedic yet poignant realities of political life.

Melodrama about three women from the Tangkhul community in the Manipuri hills. The story is told in flashback after a young girl, the daughter of Mayophy raised by her widowed grandmother, writes to the narrator having been selected to represent India in the Asian Games. The three women evoke the pristine, mountainous landscape even as they encounter modernity and urbanisation.

Lingjelthoibi is a hard working college student, who is brought up in a well-to-do family. Her life takes a sharp turn when she is kidnapped by a guy who is working for them. In spite of his irrational actions, she started feeling sympathy for his family. She stands for them. She begins to live in the poor family. She is allowed to continue her study. All the members of the family work hard to support the family and her study. Finally, she became a successful person. On the other hand, Lingjelthoibi's family (parental) falls because of her brothers' unfair means of livelihood. They are doing business of all kind which are popular from time to time. It includes drug and animal trafficking.

Melodrama featuring criminal violence in Imphal, the (for most Indians) exotic capital of Manipur. It addresses issues like unemployment, drugs and the nexus between an oppressive state power and an entrenched feudal elite through the story of a widow, Nungshi (Memi), and her son Ibungobi (Master Tony). When the independent-minded Nungshi is gang-raped and becomes a crazed beggar, her son joins a group of criminals operating in Imphal’s ‘Golden Market’. Ibungobi eventually realises that the beggar is his mother, but is too late to help her even though one of his criminal friends is a local politician.

The short film pays tribute to the martyrs who lost their lives in the communal clash of Manipur that started on May 3, 2023.

"Mareibak Ningba Herachandra" - a film based on the historical event "7 years of devastation' in Manipur which also known as Awa Lal.

Inspired by the true events, Samkhok celebrates the richness of the culture and tradition of the Tangkhul Nagas before the onset of Christianity. With every minute detail well-documented, Samkhok is an aide-mémoire of a unique indigenous way of life with a touch of the fragile human emotions of love and loss.

Ningthoukhongjam Bobo, a youth from Imphal who had spent more than four years of his prime in a Myanmarese jail, returned home after serving his term to the "shock and horror" of his family as it had already taken him to be dead and performed his last rites.

The film is about truckers who are in the front line taking the arduous journeyto serve the 2.9 million population of Manipur. Being a land-lock state Manipurl depends on these two highways for essential commodities like food-grains, fuel and medicines. The film captures the survival story of a group of truck drivers during the longest economic blockade of 2016-17, which lasted 141 days. Interestingly, the film climaxes on the highway blockade.

Khaba and Thoinu met on their journey to Jiribam, and the series of events that followed during the journey changed their lives forever.

Hundred of years ago, a girl Leima lost her lover Angou Laishram in a fight against some smugglers. She learned witchcraft from an unknown lady who saved her life to take revenge but couldn't find any suspects afterwards. So, she decided to bring Angou back from his second life by going to the future. By going to the year 2012 where Angou's second life is, she found out that Angou is known as Punciba Nepram and was already in love with his college mate Mary Golson. Later, she plan to kill Mary in case to take back Punciba by using black magic.

Tangkhul folk music strikes back in the modern age as "naga folk blues". In the deep hills of northeast india, Christianity and pop culture have taken over the lifestyle and imagination of the tangkhul tribes. Rewben Mashangva travels through the remote villages of the Tangkhul Naga to talk to the old people and collect traditional songs and instruments. The rhythms, melodies and lyrics form links to his own music, which he describes as Naga Folk Blues. In his traditional ‘haokuirat hairstyle’ and western boots along with his 9 year old son Saka, he performs across India and Southeast Asia spreading the message that there is no reason to be ashamed of one’s own culture and regard Western culture as superior.

Khamba Khamnu is a folk film depicting the childhood period of the legendary hero of Khamba Thoibi epic of Moirang Kangleirol, who is brought up by her sister Khamnu against all odds.

Thambal, a young lady is brutally raped by a Minister's son Rocky. But the charges for the heinous crime falls upon Chinglen, Thambal's boyfriend. Rocky's father uses various powerful means to confine Chinglen inside a jail. But Chinglen's urge for revenge spreads like a wildlife. He espaces from the police and skilfully takes lives of all those involved in Thambal's murder one after another. Justice is finally served.

A fine illustration of the Manipuri legend which asserts that a lily from the hills of Seroy can only survive in its natural original setting. The story of Joy and Ibeni is beyond the permissible limits, for their love marriage was considered as immoral because they were cousins. One day Joy sees the despairing Ibeni who tries to hang himself from a tree. She saves him in the nick of time but then they have to confront the scorn of the village and are forced to settle down elsewhere where they are considered foreigners. They return to their native village on the occasion of the death of Ibeni`s father. Their son, who has grown into a handsome young man repeats the fault of his parents and elopes with his beloved. When Joy dies the villagers prevent the funeral rights from being carried out.

Love between Shandhyarani and Shailesh that begins on chance meeting under a tree on a rainy day, and it ended up with a tearful note, torn apart by circumstances. The blossoming love between them is marred by the poverty of Sheilesh's family, as he is unable to secure a foothold in society since he doesn't have the means. In the final twist to the story, Shadhyarani is married off to another person by her parents. Oblique to fulfill her parents' wishes, Shandhyarani bides a tearful farewell to her lover, who in the meanwhile had left home never to return.

A nature loving child, Sanatomba (played by Muru), is neglected by his parents.

A simple village girl much deprived in life Nungshithoi tells her aggrieved story to her lawyer, bit by bit about the betrayal by her lover who discards her after having an illegitimate child. The young lawyer stands up for mistreated women to give them respect and courage.

Based on the creation and myth narrated and enacted in the Lai Haraoba (Festivities of Gods)

Manipur is the easternmost state of the Indian Union [where there has been a rising insurgency aiming for secession]. The AFSPA is a legislation enabling the armed forces of the union to exercise unguided power with immunity. Besides the power to search and arrest on mere suspicion, the Act sanctions even non-commissioned officers to shoot and kill any person.

A muddled tranquility arises in a strict Brahmin family when the elder son Pramesor brings in a girl Thoibi, a Chingmi ningol from Kabui tribe of Keishamthong, Imphal. An adaptation of the Shumang Leela blockbuster of the same name,Oinam Gautam's film is a social commentary which tackles the rigid conventional barrier of religion and community.

Yaiphaba and Lemba become victims to the trap set up by ill-minded Keirenjao. He befriends politicians, police and militants to enable him to execute illegal works successfully. In sharp contrast, Memthoi (Keirenjao's daughter) loves Nungshiba (Yaiphaba's adopted son). With the passage of time, the rule of karma plays out and Keirenjao gets killed.

Aya's and Bem's romance is disrupted by Bem's mother on the ground that Aya is from a poor family background. Despite Bem's father repeated suggestions to not interfere in their relationship, his wife continues to follow her own line of thoughts. Carving out elaborate plans, Bem's mother gets her daughter married to a rich guy Sobhas. The guy happens to be an immoral person who maintains illicit affairs with his long time girlfriend Indira even after the marriage. Pushpa (Bem's younger sister) tries to win Sanjoy's (Aya's younger brother) heart as a revenge against her mother who forcefully marries Bem without her consent. Pushpa succeeds. Due to repeated physical and mental harassment by Sobhas, Bem becomes ill and gets hospitalised. During her stay in the hospital, her son Momocha dies. Bem becomes a mentally retarded woman. She comes back to her maternal home. There, Aya comes to take her. True love triumphs at the end.

Ahanjao who comes to Imphal, the capital city of Manipur in search for a job. He got caught in a series of incidents which never thought to happen. He tries to find himself out of these entangled incidents.

Khelemba loves to play football. He is debarred from participating in the interschool football tournament as he is physically challenged. But he is determined to play along with his friends in the tournament. Finally, his strong determination and patience triumph over hindrances paving the way for him to play and successfully helped his team win the tournament.

A lady who sacrificed her life to save the lives of people from the flood.