If pictures speak a thousand words, then the temples of Khajuraho form a magnum opus...an expression of Indian sculptures of yore. A UNESCO World Heritage site, these temples of Khajuraho were built by the Chandela kings following the tradition of Tantric art. Although famed for their erotic sculptures, the philosophy behind the temples is much more vast and encompassing. They are in fact a celebration of life! Welcome to Khajuraho.............

This is a documentary that reflects the changing ethos and social-political milieu of regional cinema. It also brings out the role played by regional cinema in drawing the spotlight on some of the most compelling stories of our times

This is a film that covers three community radio stations, operating in India's hinterland. It captures how villagers, especially women are using community radio, not only as a medium of entertainment, but also to enhance awareness and bring about social change