Work is worship. There is no substitute for hard work and discipline, as this film emphasizes.

It is a docu-drama made interestingly revealing the details about the employment assurance schemes which provides employment to rural labourers during the non agricultural season.

Many animals are in danger of extinction due to man's ruthless killing. An appeal is made to all to preserve wild life in India by not killing animals for pleasure, greed and vanity.

A biographical film on India's greatest musical artist V. Doreswamy Iyengar.

An autobiographical about Gangubai Hangal, one of the doyens of Indian classical music, Gangubai was in her seventies when this film was made. Gangubai was born in Dharwar in 1913. Her mother Ambabai was a Carnatic music (Karnataka Sangeet) vocalist. But she liked the Hindustani style very much. Ambabai moved from Dharwar to Hubli, where a family friend persuaded the Kirana gharana maestro, Sawai Gandharva to accept Gangubai as his disciple. Gangubai had to face lot of hurdles in learning music in those conservative days.

The film takes the viewers through the entire journey of creation, from raw material to finished product. It also shows human glimpses into the life of Paithani weavers.

The Bodo’s the largest plain tribe live mainly in the Kokrajhar district of Northern Assam and belong to the Tibet Burmese mongoloid group. This Bodos calims to be the original inhabitants of ancient Assam known as Kamrupa. This News Magazine brings out the life & struggle of the Bodo people and their agitation for a separate state of bodyline.

This film shows the work of "Make a Wish Foundation" which fulfills the wishes of terminally ill children regardless of race, religion or socio-economic status. The motto behind this is to give a little cheer and few moments of happiness to these children as we can't give them life.

This film is about the reforms that were urgently needed to save the sinking ship of the public sector. Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee addressed the problem and laid down policies that gave approval for joint ventures to sick units and allowed management control and decision making authority to those units which were doing well in order to strengthen themselves to meet the demands of the nest century.

Here in this film about the Indian classical music, the sitar maestro Ravi Shankar and the santoor maestro Shiv Kumar Sharma explain their concepts of a raga, a gharana, and their world of music. Characteristics of various gharana or schools such as the Jaipur gharana, the Kirana gharana, the Agra gharana, the Patiala gharana, the Mewati gharana are explained along with the contribution made by their leading exponents.