A film that never released. Atikan is a story of lonely protagonist who finds an ordinary stone, names it Atikan, forms an emotional bond with it, and ultimately loses it. Through this relationship, the film explores loneliness, attachment, grief, and the idea of finding meaning in unexpected places. Exploring themes of loneliness, attachment, and the quiet bond between a young man and an ordinary stone that slowly became his closest companion. 

Loner is a poignant YouTube short film that delves into the isolating experience of a protagonist aptly named Loner. The emphasize the contrast between Loner's internal solitude and the external world around them. It explores themes of human connection and isolation

What does loneliness sound like when no one else can hear it? AECHI is an intimate exploration of schizophrenia, memory, and the invisible battles of the human mind. Set against the quiet landscapes of the Himalayas, the film examines the emotional distance between the world we inhabit and the one we carry within ourselves. 

Journey into the heart of rural India with The Tale of Baunmich & The Mystical Place Hurba, a tale from a valley of Kinnaur -Sangla. This mini-documentary reveals the legend of the Baunmich, a mystical dwarf society, and Hurba, a land cloaked in secrets. With the guidance of a monk living there, uncover the truth behind these age-old stories and explore the boundary between myth and reality.

HUE is a poetic short film set in the hills of Kinnaur. It explores the emotional shifts in a writer who regrets his decision to choose mountains, his hometown over cities, as he realises everything has changed from culture to climate. 

📍 Shot in: Kinnaur, Himachal Pradesh

🎞 Genre: Drama / Psychological / Experimental

Written by: Tamanna Negi

Starring: Sakshi Pailos | Dishant Bisht | Akanksha Charas | Tek Chand | Prem Bhagati

Director of Photography: Adit Negi | AD - Akki | Line Producer: Dipesh Negi | Art & Design: Sadhna Negi 

Meera is a psychological drama set in the Himalayan villages of Kinnaur. Through the eyes of Aarav, a young photographer returning home, the film explores grief, memory, and the quiet ways love lingers long after loss. Blending romance with mystery, Meera reflects on how places preserve emotions, how memories shape identity, and how healing often begins with accepting the truth.