This is a film that explores the phenomenon of coming of age of young girls at puberty in Tamilnadu. Traditional ideas in ayurveda and yoga, in Vedic healing and in modern science, as well as rituals and conventions of folk and small town sensibilities are explored.

The story of how some underprivileged children, including Mr Dingko, an Olympian, the Asian Games gold medallist and Arjuna Award recipient and some other inmates of an orphanage in Imphal have distinguished themselves to represent India in international sporting events.

An exploration and portrait of contemporary urban masculinities, its pressures and expression in the lives of educated, upper-middle and upper class men as viewed through the lens of their love for motorcycling and their relationships with their bikes.

Waiting is a common occurrence. How much every person’s life is goes and grows in ‘waiting’? It is a familiar and inevitable necessity. Waiting is an activity with a purpose, an intensely busy process rather than a blank state or an absence of functioning. Waiting can be a dynamic, vital process.  The Film is on the reflections, thoughts, judgements, beliefs, opinions of many people - from their disappointments, regrets, intelligence, hearts, tenderness, sensibilities, warmth, care, reflections of various layers that make the world together.