Msg Sent (2012)

Actors: John Farah (composer), Aisha Jamal (producer), Aisha Jamal (director), Hasina Jamal (actress), Inaam Haq (editor),

Brick Lane (2007)

Actors: Paul Trijbits (producer), Mel Churcher (miscellaneous crew), Jo Cameron Brown (miscellaneous crew), Satish Kaushik (actor), Tessa Ross (producer), Harsh Nayyar (actor), Sylvia Parker (miscellaneous crew), Jon Duncan (miscellaneous crew), Alison Owen (producer), Helene Lenszner (miscellaneous crew), Katherine Butler (producer), Neil Calder (miscellaneous crew), Claudia Kalindjian (miscellaneous crew), Paula Jalfon (producer), Jocelyn Pook (composer),

Plot: A young Bangladeshi woman, Nazneem, arrives in 1980s London, leaving behind her beloved sister and home, for an arranged marriage and a new life. Trapped within the four walls of her flat in East London, and in a loveless marriage with the middle aged Chanu, she fears her soul is quietly dying. Her sister Hasina, meanwhile, through letters to Nazneed, tells of her carefree life back in Bangladesh, stumbling from one adventure to the next. Nazneen struggles to accept her lifestyle, and keeps her head down in spite of life's blows, but she soon discovers that life cannot be avoided - and is forced to confront it the day that the hotheaded young Karim comes knocking at her door.

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The Revenge: Geeta Mera Naam (2000)

Actors: Birbal (actor), Dharmendra (actor), Jack Gaud (actor), Shehzad Khan (actor), Raza Murad (actor), Anil Nagrath (actor), Joginder Shelly (actor), Ali Khan (actor), Gufi Paintal (actor), Durgesh Nandini (actress), Durgesh Nandini (actress), Dilip Gulati (director), Jai Thakur (actor), Sanjay M. Singh (actor), Usha Raj (actress),

Plot: Sitaram Bhardwaj lives in a village in Central India with his daughter, Geeta, who studies in a city. He is asked to contest the state elections against Dhurjan Singh, which he reluctantly accepts. Geeta returns home to assist her father. When Dhurjan finds out about Sitaram contesting this election, he is enraged, he asks Shakuni, his brother-in-law, to convince Sitaram to change his mind, but Sitaram refuses to do so. Subsequently, Police Inspector Patak Singh registers a complaint against Sitaram for looting and leading some bandits, raids his house, finds stolen property and jewelery, arrests him and holds him in a cell. Baba Thakur, another bandit, comes to his rescue, but is unable to save Sitaram's life, who is killed. Geeta wants to avenge her father's untimely death. The only way she can do this is by becoming a bandit herself, and making herself a target - not only by the corrupt police force, but by bandit gang-leader Shaitan Singh, who owes allegiance to Dhurjan; another bandit gang-leader, Hasina; as well as Dhurjan and his men.

Hari-Bhari: Fertility (2000)

Actors: Shyam Benegal (director), Shri Vallabh Vyas (actor), Shabana Azmi (actress), Vanraj Bhatia (composer), Rajit Kapoor (actor), Nandita Das (actress), Aseem Sinha (editor), Lalit Tiwari (actor), Surekha Sikri (actress), Rajeshwari Sachdev (actress), Shama Zaidi (writer), Shama Zaidi (writer), Anil Pandit (producer), Pia Benegal (costume designer), Seema Bhargava (actress),

Plot: Ghazala (Shabana Azmi) has been married to Munirmiya (Srivallabh Vyas) for several years, and has given birth to a daughter, Salma (Rajeshwari Sachdev) Munir is unhappy that Ghazala has been unable to bear him any sons, and is forced to face his abuse, and then is subsequently thrown out of the house, in order to make way for him to marry again; Hasina (Surekha Sigri-Rege) is Ghazala's mom, married at a very young age, to an older man, faces the risk of cancer of the uterus; Educated, Arrogant and god-fearing Afsana (Nandita Das) has three children, and is upset with her spouse, Khurshid (Rajit Kapur), Hasina's son, for undergoing a vasectomy, and leaves him; Najma (Alka Trivedi) is an uneducated housewife, having given birth to seven children, five of whom have died so far due to malnutrition, and is the wife of Khaleej, Hasina's older son; Salma is the daughter of Ghazala, who is expected to marry at an early age, to a much older man, as there is no point in her undergoing further education, mainly due to her dad abandoning her.