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Sakhi is a divorced woman who is a dancer at the State Dance Academy. One day, a thief falls in love with her after seeing her performance and in order to gain her attention he steals her horse.

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.

Set against the beauty of Loktak Lake, “Mami Sami” follows the heartbreaking journey of Tayal, a spirited village girl caught between love, loss, and insurgency, in a powerful tale of resilience, emotional awakening, and survival amidst the chaos of conflict-torn Manipur.

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.

A studious, simple guy's life undergoes drastic changes after he returns home from his boarding school and falls for a beautiful girl.

Era Bator Sur is the first film of Dr Bhupen Hazarika. Dr. Bhupen Hazarika was then an active member of Indian people's Theater Association and in the fifties almost all the workers of I. P. T. A. were influenced by the sorrow and happiness, struggle and hope of the common mass and made themselves associated with creative works related to folk music and culture of the common Assamese people. The film was a result of one such effort. The story and the music of Era Bator Sur reflects the emotional rising of the people of that era. The theme of this movie is based on characters belonging to tea labourers society of Assam. The exploitations carried out by one class of the society also finds importance in the movie.

Three young men get their hopes upon a beautiful young woman who comes to live in their neighborhood. All three of them try a hand at winning her heart, and only one succeeds.

Mangal (Kaiku) and Pizza (Artina) come from a poor family and fall in love. Pizza's friend Thoi instead hooks her up with a spoiled rich guy Ngamba who unbeknown to them is Mangal's neighbor. After Ngamba rapes Pizza, Mangal gets heartbroken and works hard as a retaliation to become an IAS officer.

The film depicts a middle-class family torn between traditional and modern values. Tonsna, the retired patriarch, watches as his sons, Ibohal and Ibotombi, and daughter, Tondonbi, navigate conflicting ideals. Ibohal's old-school ways clash with his wife Tampak's desires for domesticity, while Ibotombi rebels against outdated norms. Tondonbi seeks liberation amid societal pressures. As the family faces fragmentation, they ultimately find empathy and unity, choosing to embrace their differences for a happier future together.

The film focuses on the history and culture of the Meiteis and Meitei Pangals (Muslims) living in Bangladesh.

The destructive effects of drug abuse collide with the resilience of human relationships. As characters navigate treacherous machinations, an unexpected twist reveals a poignant irony of fate. Mamata, denied time with her HIV-infected child, discovers a newfound purpose: serving humanity.