Hasratein

Aarti is the ideal Indian girl and a dutiful daughter. But she has unspoken desires, which are fuelled by the naughty talks of her friends and daily attention from Mayank, a silent admirer in her bus ride to college. When her patriarchal family decides to get her married not paying heed to her protests, Aarti decides to do the unthinkable and act on her desires.

Karuna dreamt of love, passion and care in her marriage, but all she felt was used. She gets a fresh lease in life when she visits her ailing father and meets Dharam, her childhood friend, who had always cared for her. Knowing she would soon return to her loveless marriage she wants to explore passion and experience the ecstasy of love making, even if she has to bend some rules.

Purvi is a budding writer but never got encouraged by her physically abusive husband who is himself a well-known writer. Overwhelmed with her state, she sees a ray of hope in a dynamic editor Atul who not only supports her desire to write but also to be loved.

Suri, a champion female wrestler believes the world doesn't look at her as a woman. But then she meets Vihaan. Will he make her give into her desires?

Two friends want to spice up their married life. They come up with a wild idea; to swap wives for a night. But what do their wives desire?

During a quiet family getaway, Sunaina finds herself drawn into an unexpected connection with a stranger. This stirs deep emotions and reawakens a part of her that she had long forgotten. A story of longing, rediscovery, and silent intensity.

Gupchup Rasoi follows Nirmala, a homemaker and food columnist whose life is rich in flavour but starved of affection. Celebrated online as Ms Sugar-n-Spice, she is belittled at home by her body-shaming husband, who dismisses her passion and presence. When young filmmaker Shantanu approaches her for an intimate culinary documentary, Nirmala is forced to confront years of internalised shame. Through cooking, storytelling, and an affirming gaze, she rediscovers her body, desire, and voice. As the kitchen becomes a space of quiet rebellion, Nirmala reclaims confidence, pleasure, and self-worth—on her own terms.

Smita is living with her domineering mother-in-law after her husband Rishi mysteriously disappears. Burdened by social judgment, workplace harassment, and suppressed desire, Smita's stagnant life is disrupted when Samarth, a charming young musician, becomes the new paying guest in her house. A charged relationship develops between them, awakening Smita's long-buried desires and sense of self, even as secrets, jealousy, and misunderstandings threaten to destroy it. Just as Smita begins to reclaim happiness and agency, her estranged husband unexpectedly returns, forcing her to confront her past and choose between societal duty and personal liberation.

Ananya, a young widow trapped in a rigid haveli and a loveless past, lives a life stripped of colour, desire, and identity. By day, she is expected to serve, stay silent, and honour a marriage that denied her intimacy, by night, her suppressed longings surface through sensual art and secret dreams. The arrival of Rishabh—her late husband's enigmatic cousin—stirs something forbidden yet liberating within her, awakening her sense of self and worth. As Ananya confronts exploitation, hypocrisy, and betrayal within the family, she is forced to choose between continued erasure and claiming her right to live, desire, and exist beyond widowhood.