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A simple farmer becomes the victim of a greedy landowner in this social melodrama. Rokheshwar is forced to give up the farm his father had paid for when the landowner asks for a mortgage receipt that was never given. He loses his livestock and sends his young son to work as an errand boy to the villainous landlord. Bora's ultimate humiliation occurs when he is forced to put up political banners that espouse the virtues of the man who drove him from his land and ruined his life.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The film focuses on a struggling traditional Nat Sankirtan artist named Gokul who moves to Imphal town, navigating love and family pressures.

Lukhoi and Ningoleima settle down in a small hilly village near the Indo-Myanmar international border with their only son Thanil, who is in the Indian Army posted in Kashmir. The Myanmarese army torture and loot the villagers very often and even encroach into the Indian territories by shifting boundary pillars stealthily. The poor villagers expect Indian army to protect the hamlet. Lukhoi dies when Myanmarese army torture the villagers. Indian Army arrives at the village the next day and Ningoleima and villagers were happy with the hope that they would be given protection. However, Indian Army came to the border village to bring home the dead body of her only son Thanil, who was killed in the cross border encounter in Kashmir.

Thanil tried to find whether the voodoo really exists or not. The homestead land of Thoiba was the cause to create enmity between Thoiba and his uncle. The uncle removed a cadaver of a baby that was entombed by putting it within a pitcher and casted the evil by practicing voodoo and caused a lot of trouble of which Thoiba's wife became insane. Thoiba who does not believe voodoo consulted physicians for treatment of his wife. The syndrome is relieved sometimes but it restarted again. Sometimes, fraud shaman swindled them to extort money from them. At last, in an effort to find the truth of the entity, Thanil tried to help the family of Thoiba to exercise the evil form Leihao. Within the trial of the three years, Thanil began to believe the art of voodoo with many strange incidents. Leihao was never relieved from the insanity and she went astray.