This documentary exposes the deepening crisis in Punjab’s government colleges and universities. Based on student and teacher accounts, it reveals decaying infrastructure, scholarship delays, staff shortages, and overreliance on underpaid guest faculty. Government cutbacks, unfilled posts, and costly self-finance courses have raised student burdens, while libraries, labs, and core courses decline. Once a strong public system, Punjab’s higher education now faces urgent need for funding, permanent staff, and policy reform to restore quality and access.

These are the stories of amazing teachers who have changed the lives of children and their communities through hard work. They create a welcoming and positive place for learning, bringing together students from different backgrounds. By encouraging fairness and a love for education, these teachers are helping to build a better future. Their dedication shows that education is essential for a strong community, bringing hope and inspiring change, even if it takes time. Through their efforts, they are sparking new ideas and possibilities in their villages.

This documentary is dedicated to Punjab’s musical heritage, where every instrument, from the beat of the dhol to the craftsmanship of the tumbi, brings to life the traditions, creativity, and spiritual essence of the people. Musical instruments are not just tools but an integral part of Punjab’s way of life.

This documentary explores the negative impacts of chemical farming on health and the environment in Punjab. It highlights how women practicing natural farming and producing healthy crops using traditional methods. This film emphasizes that natural farming is essential not only for health but also for securing a sustainable future for the next generation.

This documentary brings to life the traditional sports fair of a small village named Kila Raipur, a symbol of shared heritage, culture, and the spirit of sports. Initiated in 1933, this fair preserves Punjab’s rich legacy through events like athletics, kabaddi, horse riding, and bullock cart races. It is not just a sports festival but a call toward fitness, healthy living, and a life free from substance abuse.

The Budha Dariya is a tributary of the Sutlej River. As it passes through the city of Ludhiana, industrial pollution from the city contaminates the river. The Budha Dariya then merges back into the Sutlej River, resulting in the pollution of the entire Sutlej. Consequently, many diseases are spreading in the Malwa region of Punjab. Similarly, industries are causing pollution in various other areas, and people are protesting against this issue. This documentary film addresses the problems of pollution in Punjab and the protests against it.

Drug abuse has wreaked havoc in nearly every second household in Punjab, claiming the lives of many young individuals daily. However, among them are those who have overcome addiction and are now working to build a better society. This documentary tells the inspiring stories of these young men.