Harpreet Kaur

The remarkable journey of filmmaker Harpreet Kaur, who travels from the rural villages of Punjab to the capital of India with children of farmers, who've committed suicide. She confronts the government's highest officials with the hope that they will understand the effects of their policies and avail the opportunity to help these children.

In a country where over 60 million street dogs roam, often ignored, abused, and abandoned, hope emerges in Dharamshala, a small town nestled among monasteries and mountains. Directed by Harpreet Kaur, Tails of the Himalayas... of Dogs and Devotees is a story of resilience, love, and compassion. It weaves together diverse yet interconnected narratives of everyday people who have dedicated their lives to rescuing street dogs in India. The documentary captures the transformative power of empathy and the courage to give a voice to the voiceless. It invites viewers to reflect on how acts of selfless service can lead to creating a world where compassion overcomes cruelty, and the bond between dogs and humans thrives in mutual respect and care.

A film that takes an in-depth look into the lives of the widows of the Sikh men who were killed in the anti-Sikh massacre of November, 1984. This was a government sponsored massacre in the World's largest Democracy, India. In the capital, New Delhi, in 3 days over 4,000 men were killed, over 1, 300 women widowed and over 4, 000 children were left fatherless. The film, directed by Harpreet Kaur, explores the suffering of these women, their battle for justice and their struggle for survival in India.