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Khongchat (meaning "journey" in Manipuri) chronicles the life of a simple village dweller guy named Ta Tomba (Olen) who for the first time goes to Imphal city. He comes across and tries to adapt to many new things there most importantly the city people who try to take advantage of his innocence. After he lands a job as a helper in a family, Tomba not only faces the harsh class disparity but also loses his love interest.

Boong is a schoolboy who lives with his mother in Imphal. After his father, who left home to run a furniture shop in Moreh, stops contacting the family, Boong, refusing to believe rumours of his father's death, and his best friend Raju embark to find him and bring him back home.

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.

A mystery short film where a person is stuck in a time loop where his wife died every time. Find out who killed her.

'TARU TARUBI' is a Manipuri movie that tells the story of grandparents' love for their grandchildren, which is the strongest and deepest, filled with the treasure of life's gifts. And explores the purity of believing in what humankind has about their religion for different lives.

A rich happy-go-lucky guy Manimatum's life changes when he falls in love his tutor Sarla. Their riveting love story is put to a test after a brutal incident.

Likla lives her stardom as a female superstar of Manipuri Film Industry. Her life has changed when she married to a fashion photographer from a middle class family. When her stardom does not fit in the middle class family, Likla has to take decision - her career or family.

Sandhya Raag (Evening Melody) is a Assamese movie directed and produced by Dr. Bhabendra Nath Saikia. The film was released in the year 1977 and it won National Film Award for Best Regional Film (Assamese). Dr. Bhabendranath Saikia’s Sandhya Raag was the first Assamese film to be screened in Indian Panorama.