Dhrupad is the oldest surviving form of Hindustani classical music and the Dagars, who have been singing for twenty generations are responsible more than anyone else for keeping it alive. Times have changed but the Dagars have tenaciously not allowed the pristine Dhrupad to be diluted or distorted. This film on the Dagars is a slow meditative journey that fuses the depth and quiet of the traditional with the hurly-burly of the modern.

The film is on the Chhau Dance of Bengal. Chhau reflect both an artistic achievement and a way of life.

"The film is about the role played by the weavers of chanderi town in preserving the art and tradition and the national integration and secular fabric they developed while continuing with their work.
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The film delves into the life and the times of Picasso as reflected in his legendary paintings. The turbulent times he went through both in his personal relationships and at a macro level, his lady-loves and the eternal conflicts of styles and idealism-a recorded with a telling effect in his candid canvasses. Covering his masterpieces and the landmark paintings created between the periods from 1900 to 1972, the film strives to explain his works to the lay viewers in a novel attempt to bridge the gap between modern art and the common people.

Encouraged by her parents and teachers, Pampa could develop her hobby of drawing and painting. At the age of 14 when she reached the ninth standard she had already won many awards for her talents. Through the story of Pampa, this film underlines the message that there are thousands of young boys and girls in India who can do just as well as Pampa in their chosen fields. But they all need some understanding and encouragement. For instance, Pampa was even asked to design a postage stamp, representing the vitality of youth.

The film shows the emergence of individual modern artist as a result of colonical transformation of the country, colonial hegemony and its nationalistic negation and also focused how Gandhiji and Nehru influenced the artist during the years leading to and following independence.

The film highlights the age-old art of Indian craftsmen. Varied rich creations in metal are displayed artistically in this short documentary.

The Film shows Classical Orissa dance equilibrium of rhythm and Drums of Mayer Bhanja.

This is an impressionistic portrayal of short film making by a shortfilm maker. The views expressed in the film are sometimes bitter,often humorous, at times satirical but seldom complimentary.

Featuring the danseuse Kamala, the film explains the unique features in the technique of Bharat Natyam. It also presents the various dance numbers of Bharat Natyam beginning with the 'Jati Swaram'.