The film documents the current state of English in Bihar and the new initiatives in the secondary schools by the British Council and the Government of Bihar to help the students learn English better.

AMPC, Kolkata, is the only automated mail-processing center in Eastern India, where the processing is done by two state-of-the-art machines-the Letter Sorting Machines improving the speed and accuracy of sorting and thereby improving the delivery of public and business mail in the entire eastern India.

The film documents the new initiatives in the primary schools of West Bengal by the British Council and the Government of West Bengal to help the children learn English better.

Made as part of the UK Environment Film Fellowships 2010, the film talks of the green technologies implemented in Kolkata by government agencies like West Bengal Renewable Energy Development Agency and private builders like Ambuja Realty in their respective green buildings Rabi Rashi Abasan and Ecospace to combat global warming.

Made as part of the 3 part series on the fishermen communities in three states in India, this film is an ethnographic documention of the traditional fishing community called Koli in Mumbai.

This film documents the traditional fishing techniques of the fishing community called Kharvi in the state of Goa and the challenges faced by them from the new and modern players in the sea accompanied with new government rules.

The film talks about how the fishing community of Mangela in the state Gujarat overcame the age old social discremination because of their profession and how the families continue to deal with the constant man-nature conflict attached to their profession of fishing in the sea.