Documentaries
Mystic Melody, A Day in the Golden Desert, Rajasthan. A film by Paresh Maity in association with Harmeet Basur.
No Problem! a film by Yasmin Kidwai- Women from across six countries come together to train as Solar Engineers and travel to India to be a part of the Barefoot College in Tilonia, Rajasthan
Festivals
Best Documentary- Audience at the River to River Florence India Film Festival 2013
Best Film- Livelihoods at the Woodpecker International Film Festival, 2015
'Special Mention Award (Jury)' award at the CMS Vatavaran International Film Festival
Nominated at Golden Award at Aljazeera International Documentary
SHE RISES UP reveals the explosive implications of women’s economic participation as we follow radically different women from Sri Lanka, Peru and Senegal who are fighting to build businesses that create job opportunities for women, while also contributing to the reduction of poverty in their communities.
Chasing the light - This short film aims to capture the play of light in the filmmaker’s house, the arrival of the monsoon and the renewal of hope during the lockdown.
Festivals
Gold Award - Best Film (Non Fiction), PSBT Film Challenge
Urban Lens Film Festival 2021 – Official selection
Habitat International Film Festival 2022 – Official selection
Festival Angelica, US – Official Selection
Trailblazers: The New Zealand Story, a film by Maureen Castle Tusty and Jim Tusty for PBS, US
The Finish Line - A film for Unicef by Kaboom Social Impact
Odisha’s Underground Marvel for National Geographic.
In Search of Tranquillity, The film explores Varanasi, a city of many beginnings, in which sprung, artist Paresh Maity's formative work.
Following the Light: Story of Off-grid Electrification from Sunderbans, a film by TERI
Sweden: Lessons for America? for PBS, US
A Search Within
India Awakes with Johan Norberg, a film by Sky Films, US
War of stones, CNA
Kumbh- The Nectar of Faith, Intach
Arpita Mandal, a video by Bodega Studios, USA for Trickle up.
Achieving Dreams, a video by Bodega Studios, USA for Trickle up
India’s Daughter, The horrific gang rape that ignited protests throughout India. On a night in December 2012, Jyoti Singh, a 23 year old medical student from Delhi was brutally raped and killed on a bus by a gang of six men.
Festival
Peabody award - Independent lens
San Diego International Film Festival- Best Documentary
Stuttgart Indian Film Festival- Audience Award
United Nations Association Film Festival- Grand Jury Award for Best Documentary
Women Film Critics Circle Awards- Best Documentary by or About Women