Sokamoka

Whist is a short documentary film on the folklores, sacrificial rituals of animals during the Hindu festival, Manasha Puja being held annually in the Indian state of Assam. People gather in large numbers to witness the bizarre yet thrilling practices of Shaman folk dance, Deodhani dance; to name a few, usually performed by individuals who are said to have been influenced by the deity.

The catfish will linger in every villager's mind, stealing their sleep.

Lives of women beedi workers in Solapur, where work folds into home, and daily life continues under the weight of patriarchy.