“Punjabio Ande Chnge Ya Maade” is a thought-provoking documentary exploring the debate around eggs in Punjabi culture — whether eggs are vegetarian or non-vegetarian, their health benefits, and the difference between desi and farm eggs. Featuring real public opinions and insights, the documentary uncovers myths, facts, and how eggs are viewed in daily life, fitness, and nutrition.

The documentary explores the fading world of the Thatheras of Jandiala Guru, Punjab — traditional metal craftsmen whose skill of hand crafting brass and copper utensils dates back to the time of Maharaja Ranjit Singh. Recognized by UNESCO in 2014 as an Intangible Cultural Heritage, this craft reflects both artistry and heritage. Through the rhythmic sounds of hammer and flame, the film captures their devotion, struggles, and pride in preserving a centuries-old tradition. As modernity and machine-made products threaten their livelihood, only a few families continue this sacred craft. The documentary is a tribute to their resilience and a call to protect Punjab’s vanishing handmade legacy.

Raag and Gurmat Sangeet are an essential part of our culture, expressing spirituality and love. Gurmat Sangeet is a fusion of Gurbani, the Guru’s Raags, and traditional instruments, chosen by the Gurus to touch the human heart and inspire emotions. Through Kirtan, we can connect ourselves and others to a spiritual way of life. Preserving this tradition and passing it on to future generations is a significant responsibility, and your contribution to this is truly commendable.

A documentary based on the life of snake rescuer vikram malout.

In today’s weddings, orchestras have become an integral part. While people enjoy watching the dancing girls, no one cares to know about the hardships of their personal lives. This documentary highlights why they are compelled to dance and the struggles they endure.