A suspense thriller that unravels in the aftermath of a news reporter's murder, leading to secrets and deceit among a group of friends. The film showcases how everyone has a dark side.

Chocolate: Deep Dark Secrets dives into the murky waters of betrayal, ambition, and vengeance against the cosmopolitan backdrop of London. A seemingly simple investigation into the murder of a news reporter spirals into a complex web of deceit involving her close circle of friends. Each interrogation peels back layers, revealing that each individual harbours secrets that could motivate the crime. As the narrative unfolds, the film challenges viewers' perceptions of guilt and innocence, weaving a psychological thriller that explores the consequences of our choices and the hidden facets of human relationships.

A sports drama centred around a struggling South Asian football club in England fighting racism and personal demons to win a major league title. It highlights themes of unity, racism, and redemption.

Set against the gritty, competitive world of English football, Dhan Dhana Dhan Goal is a tale of underdogs fighting against the odds. The film focuses on a struggling South Asian football club in England, dealing not just with the challenges on the pitch but also racial discrimination and financial hardships off it. It is a story of redemption, unity, and the unbreakable spirit of a team that seeks to prove its worth to a society that has marginalised them. Beyond the sports drama, the film delves into personal journeys of the players, their coach, and the community that surrounds them, showcasing how sport can be a powerful force for change, bringing together people from diverse backgrounds in pursuit of a common dream.

A thriller that tells the tale of a young woman who becomes a high-class escort to exact revenge on the powerful man who wronged her. It delves into the dark realms of lust, manipulation, and vengeance.

Hate Story delves into the complex web of power, betrayal, and vengeance, set against the backdrop of the high-stakes corporate world. It narrates the journey of a young journalist who becomes entangled in a dangerous game of retribution after being wronged by a powerful media tycoon. As she seeks justice, the story unfolds into a gritty and gripping tale of survival and determination, highlighting the darker sides of ambition and the human spirit's resilience. Through its intense narrative, Hate Story examines themes of consent, the misuse of power, and the lengths one might go to for redemption, making it a compelling and thought-provoking film.

An autobiographical film reflecting on Urban Naxalism and its pervasive influence within Indian academia and society.

Buddha in a Traffic Jam is an intense socio-political drama that exposes the nexus between the intellectual terrorism of the radical left and the Maoists against the backdrop of India's contemporary socio-political scenario. The narrative, inspired by true events, revolves around a young management student who unwittingly becomes the face of a movement that spirals out of control. As he navigates the chaotic waters of activism and political machinations, the film raises poignant questions about ideology, the cost of progress, and the nature of revolution. It's a bold exploration of the impact of Urban Naxalism, challenging viewers to reconsider the narratives fed by media and academia.

Investigates the mysterious death of Lal Bahadur Shastri, India's second Prime Minister, in Tashkent, USSR, in 1966. The film combines historical research with speculative fiction to question the official narrative and won the National Award for Best Screenplay and Dialogue.

The Tashkent Files is a gripping thriller that seeks to unravel the mystery surrounding the death of India's second Prime Minister, Lal Bahadur Shastri. Set against the backdrop of political intrigue and Cold War espionage, the film combines historical fact with speculative fiction to explore the various theories about Shastri's untimely demise. Through a series of investigative journalism, whistleblower revelations, and bureaucratic manoeuvrings, the narrative pulls the audience into a labyrinth of lies and truths. The film is a quest for closure, justice, and the relentless pursuit of truth in a world rife with secrecy and deceit.

A book that expands on the film's themes, detailing Agnihotri's struggles against the radical left's attempts to silence his voice. It introduces the term "Urban Naxals" highlighting the unseen war waged by Maoist insurgents within India's urban spaces.

Urban Naxals is a ground-breaking book that offers an incisive look into the making of Buddha in a Traffic Jam, detailing the challenges faced by Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri during its production and release. It exposes the influence of Urban Naxals in various sectors of Indian society, including academia, media, and NGOs. The book is a compelling narrative that intertwines personal experiences with broader socio-political analysis, shedding light on the ideological battles shaping contemporary India. It's an eye-opener that challenges readers to question the narratives propagated by mainstream channels, making a case for intellectual vigilance and the importance of free speech.

This book revisits the death of Lal Bahadur Shastri, proposing alternate theories and insights to those explored in The Tashkent Files. It's a compelling blend of investigation and narrative, seeking truth in a decades-old mystery.

Who Killed Shastri? is an investigative journey into the mysterious circumstances surrounding the death of Lal Bahadur Shastri. The book is a meticulous compilation of facts, interviews, and analyses that attempt to piece together the events of that fateful night in Tashkent. Through a detective lens, Agnihotri explores the geopolitical context of the Cold War, the political dynamics within India, and the various conspiracy theories that have emerged over the years. It's a narrative that captivates the reader with its intrigue and provides a fresh perspective on a historical event that has remained shrouded in mystery for decades.

A poignant retelling of the struggles of Kashmiri Hindus in the 1990s. Through heart-wrenching testimonials and stark visuals, the film became a box office sensation and won the Nargis Dutt Award for Best Feature Film on National Integration.

The Kashmir Files is a harrowing and poignant portrayal of the genocide and exodus of Kashmiri Hindus in 1990. The film is a heart-wrenching narrative constructed from real-life testimonials of survivors, documenting their struggles, loss, and the haunting memories of their homeland. It not only serves as a cinematic memorial to the victims but also as a stark reminder of the atrocities that occurred. Through its powerful storytelling, the film initiates a much-needed dialogue about history, healing, and the importance of acknowledging past injustices to forge a path towards reconciliation and peace.

This collection of essays on Creative Consciousness offers reflections on spirituality, creativity, and living a meaningful life. Agnihotri shares insights on harnessing one's creative potential for self-discovery and societal contribution.

The Book of Life is a collection of essays that delve into the philosophy of Creative Consciousness. Through a series of reflective pieces, Agnihotri explores the essence of creativity, its impact on personal growth, and its significance in navigating the complexities of modern life. The book serves as a guide for tapping into one's creative potential, offering insights into overcoming barriers and fostering a mindset conducive to innovation and introspection. It's a meditative journey that encourages readers to find their voice, pursue their passions, and live a life of purpose and fulfilment.

Chronicles India's journey to develop an indigenous Corona vaccine amidst global competition and scepticism. Celebrating the spirit of Indian innovation and womanhood, the film's screenplay is recognized by The Library of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences.

The Vaccine War delves into India's triumphant journey of developing an indigenous vaccine against the coronavirus. It's a celebration of scientific innovation, collaboration, and the indomitable spirit of the Indian scientific community. The film showcases the challenges, breakthroughs, and tireless efforts behind the scenes, highlighting the roles of unsung heroes in the fight against the pandemic. Beyond its scientific narrative, it is a testament to the empowerment of Indian women in STEM fields and serves as an inspirational tale for the younger generation to pursue careers in bioscience. It's a narrative of hope, resilience, and the triumph of collective will against a global crisis.