The story of 'Vanchha-The Black Desire' is a tale of human desire, loss, and the lengths people can go to achieve their dreams. Educated people like Mamta and Shekhar, who desperately desire a child, fall prey to superstition and the allure of tantric rituals. They are convinced by a tantrik to sacrifice a child to fulfill their wish, but their plan is foiled by the police. The story serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of superstition and the importance of critical thinking.

In Aakaspur village, Chhotu overcomes poverty and her mother's death to become the S.P., only to be falsely accused of murder by a corrupt MLA. Her struggle highlights the plight of those unjustly punished despite their innocence.

A group of brave young girls unite to expose and bring down a dangerous predator lurking in their community. Their fight for justice awakens a town to the threat hiding among them.

After losing both parents, a young girl struggles to adjust to life with her grandmother. But when her grandmother suddenly passes away, she must find the strength to forge her own path in a world that seems determined to leave her alone.

Divyang follows the inspiring journeys of children with disabilities as they face life's challenges head-on. Through their unwavering determination, these remarkable kids prove that true strength comes not from the body, but from the spirit within.

Anji's life takes a tragic turn after uncovering her mother's affair with her uncle, leading to a brutal assault that leaves her physically and emotionally scarred. Her unraveling mental state and the community's silence culminate in a mysterious, untimely death, exposing the devastating cost of ignored trauma.