This film is about dwindling hopes of a diminishing korku tribes & Korku children, how they face a hostile environment, malnutrition death and an indifferent world.

This News Magazine depicts the problem of Water Scarcity among the tribal people of Jawhar Taluka, Thane District. The tribal’s are not able to utilise the water from Surya Dam, which is in their own vicinity and which was built for their benefit.

A family planning campaigner quickie demonstrates the use of Copper "T" an IUD for females who can now avoid unwanted pregnancies and plan their family size.

Both in urban and rural areas, one quite often see people spitting anywhere and everywhere. Such an act is indecent and unaesthetic.It is also responsible for the spread of diseases. This film attempts to educate people against spitting indiscriminately. They should make use of spittoons or drains, etc. for spitting. They should also cover their mouth with a handkerchief while coughing. Habits die hard, but "one is never too old."

The role of common man in democracy is the subject matter of the film. The film also enlists the duties and responsibilities of a citizen.

This is a fictional film highlighting the importance of family planning through the male sterilization surgical procedure of vasectomy.

This film is on the senior citizens of India. It brings out the conditions in which they live and the apathy and the neglect of society towards their problems the film raises some pertinent questions on the society's need to treat senior citizens as an integral part of the community.

This film underlines through a story the importance of savings in the life a family. It can embark on a new life if there are savings at its disposal.

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.

The film shows how people in the rural areas are able to get justice at a quicker pace and lower cost under the new dispensation of the Panchayat Raj. Judicial wings attached to the village Panchayat are a welcome substitute for law courts at distant places to deal with legal disputes.