Milind Ukey

In the era of large scale corruption, where everyone seated on a chair that holds power is neck deep in corruption, exist unlikely heroes

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A new English school teacher ends up leading both teachers and students to revolt against the school management.

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Vasudha and Sujata are sister-in-laws. Since Sujata can't bear a child, Vasudha asks her to adopt her son, Rohan. But their callous neighbor Bharti, plants insecurity in Sujata's mind, resulting in chaos and turmoil within the family, the same family who once lived in harmony, where an atmosphere of gaiety and joy reigned supreme. Both the families decide to part ways and amidst all this Rohan learns that Sujata has adopted him and he decides to leave the house.

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*Blue Whale in a Pond* is an emotionally intense drama that follows three young individuals, each on the verge of suicide, who are brought together on a harrowing journey of survival and self-discovery. Their chance meeting leads them into a dangerous jungle—both literal and metaphorical—where they confront their suicidal impulses and the societal pressures that drove them to the brink. Nature’s harsh beauty reveals a primal truth: life, despite its challenges, fights to survive. As the trio face their darkest fears, they come to understand that their desire to die was not natural but imposed by societal, political, and personal pressures. United in their newfound will to live, they resolve to restart the "game"—this time, choosing life. *Blue Whale in a Pond* examines the deadly influence of both online suicide games and the crushing offline pressures that lead people toward despair.

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After being granted immortality by the Hindu gods -- including his father, Vayu, the god of the wind -- Hanuman sets off on an epic journey.

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*Blue Whale in a Pond* is an emotionally intense drama that follows three young individuals, each on the verge of suicide, who are brought together on a harrowing journey of survival and self-discovery. Their chance meeting leads them into a dangerous jungle—both literal and metaphorical—where they confront their suicidal impulses and the societal pressures that drove them to the brink. Nature’s harsh beauty reveals a primal truth: life, despite its challenges, fights to survive. As the trio face their darkest fears, they come to understand that their desire to die was not natural but imposed by societal, political, and personal pressures. United in their newfound will to live, they resolve to restart the "game"—this time, choosing life. *Blue Whale in a Pond* examines the deadly influence of both online suicide games and the crushing offline pressures that lead people toward despair.

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