Gokul Rajendran

Kannur

India

Kerala

Gokul to Ukraine: Global War on Nature & Climate

The Melting Mountains Of Kyrgyzstan

The Lost Mayan Flower | CE

The Lost Mayan Flower

Knowledge Bank for Medicinal Plants

Nikita Bishnoi

Youth creates app eyeing a global library of medicinal plants

Roberto Hernández Juárez

Tanya

Anas Mahmud

Beauty

Comedy

Cooking

Culture

Dance

Design

Documentary

Entertainment Production

Social Media Managers

Mobile Storytelling

Graphic Designers

Video Editing

Short Reel Video Format

Creative Writing

Cinematography

For All

Creator Upload

Finance

Shivani

Shivani Kumari

Uttar Pradesh

Aditya Kashyap

finance

Shubham Jain

Shubham

Budget Like a Boss

Investing Made Easy

Credit Score Secrets

Finance Fundamental

Harsh Pandey

Pluc Original

Vani  Grover

Delhi

Haryana

Pluc tv

"POP quiz! 🎈 Did you know bubble wrap wasn’t meant to be popped?"

Graham Bell picked up the phone — but he didn’t say hello! ☎️😮

Wait, What? is where curiosity crashes into everyday life and nothing looks the same again.
Each episode begins with a question so random, it could only come from a 3AM brain spiral &mdash; like why do we say hello on the phone? or who decided bubblegum should be pink?
But what starts as a passing thought turns into a rabbit hole of surprising truths, forgotten histories, and oddly satisfying &ldquo;ohhh&rdquo; moments.
Hosted by Vani &mdash; your charmingly curious, delightfully dorky guide, this show is made for the ones who overthink under umbrellas, who pause mid-conversation to Google weird stuff, and who find wonder in the wildly specific.
Told through witty storytelling, quirky visuals, and a voice that feels like a friend, Wait, What? isn&rsquo;t just about facts &mdash; it&rsquo;s about the fun of not knowing and the thrill of finding out.

Wait, What?

In-house

Entertainment

Tanmay Nagar

Gurgaon

entertainment

Bloom Anyway

Sawaal Wahi Raha - Mirza Ghalib ki Ankahee Daastan

Mirza Ghalib ke lafzon mein chhupi woh kahani,

Ruk Gaye Pal

Jo Diya, Kya Wapas Aayega?

Hazaaron Khwahishen

Jahan Dil Halka Ho

One Word Away

Poetry Show is where timeless words meet today&rsquo;s feelings. Each episode unpacks a powerful line from history&rsquo;s greatest poets and thinkers &mdash; exploring themes like love, heartbreak, self-doubt, healing, expectations, and everything in between. Told through cinematic storytelling, poetic narration, and visual depth, this series is made for a generation that feels deeply but often silently. Whether it's Shakespeare, Ghalib, Rumi, or voices still unheard &mdash; we retell their verses as emotional stories that connect across time. This isn&rsquo;t about textbooks or trends. It&rsquo;s about one line that stays with you. One story that feels like your own. One episode that helps you breathe lighter. Poetry Show is not just a series &mdash; it&rsquo;s a feeling. And if you&rsquo;ve ever felt too much, this one&rsquo;s for you.

Woh keh gaye the

Somya Rathore

Jatinga: Where Birds Fall and The Fog Hides the Truth

The Curse of Annabelle: War's Darkest Legacy

Ever wondered what secrets Bhangarh holds?

83 families vanished in ONE NIGHT… no trace, no answers.

Why is no one talking about this mansion in Kolkata?No ghosts. No gimmicks.

Some places are missing from the map… but not by accident. 🧭🕵️‍♂️They’re hidden, guarded, and dangerous for a reason.

Some places are locked away for a reason… but what if you dared to uncover why?

Some places are locked away for a reason… but what if you dared to know why? 👀

Wait, a 4-star review for a cemetery? 🤔

When anchor callls the great Michelangelo “the guy”. 😎

What's The Fear?&nbsp;is your all-access pass to the world's most secret, off-limits, and haunted spots. We're talking ancient archives, hidden rooms, and ghostly locales with spooky pasts that still give you chills. Every episode, we spill the tea on centuries-old secrets and haunted legends from every corner of the globe. No cap&mdash;this show is where history meets haunted vibes, and the truth is way more lit than you ever imagined. Ready to get your mind blown and discover what&rsquo;s really lurking in the shadows? Tune in and join the ride, because&nbsp;What's The Fear?&nbsp;is about to change the game.

What's The Fear?

Is your ex’s picture still on your Instagram feed? If yes; you need to watch this video and probably go to therapy!

Why do we ghost? In a world where we’re always connected, disappearing without a trace has become the new norm.

Teenage influencers are gaining massive popularity, but who’s really watching them? 🤔

Privacy Stories

Education

education

Puneeta

Her Akshar

Girls on a mission

Manya

Gen Z reacts to Girls on a Mission

The pendemic jeopardised the schooling of 11 million girls in rural India. But Puneeta, Nisha, Rinku and Pinky, from Kushinagar, UP, decided to not let the pandemic worsen the relentless problem of school dropout. The four girls began a school enrolment campaign during the pandemic to ensure no girls in their village would lose access to education. It&rsquo;s a campaign that sensitised 1500 people across 10 villages in Uttar Pradesh and engaged with 218 Mushahar families. Enabling 166 children (52 boys and 114 girls) to be enrolled in school. Winner of the WAN INFRA South Asian Digital Media and nominee of two Scarab Film awards, this documentary heralds their story of change.

Environment

Planet India

environment

This is Planet India: Creator Version

How to protect a national treasure

How to harvest a greener future

How to protect our cities from flooding

How to save the ghost of the mountain

Shubhendu Sharma

How to re-grow forests…fast!

How to turn trash into treasure

How to replace fossil fuels

How to power prosperity

How to fight food waste with the power of the sun

How to live with giants

Ripu Daman Bevli

Have you heard about the trash workout?

Meghna Food Magic

Zero waste cooking

This is Planet India

Powerful stories of India's climate and nature heroes on the front line of the country's most pressing and complex environmental challenges. From protecting snow leopards in Himachal Pradesh, to restoring city lakes in Bangladesh, Planet India charts urgent climate stories and reached a viewership of over 400 million people. Also streamed on Jio Cinema, the series and campaign features Super star Jackie Shroff, Innovators like Shubhendu Sharma founder <a href="https://www.afforestt.com/">Afforest</a>,<a href="https://in.linkedin.com/in/nidhi-pant"> Nidhi Pant founder S4S</a>, Shriti Pandey, <a href="https://www.malligavadfoundation.org/about">Anand Malligavad</a>, Deepshikha Sharma , Pabitra Mili ,Shweta Hule , Prodip Chatterjee , Harish Hande,Manoj Sinha 
&nbsp;
Supported by creators like Kareema Berry, Tisca Chopra,&nbsp;
More details: <a href="https://www.imdb.com/title/tt29481207/?ref_=nm_knf_t_2">https://www.imdb.com/title/tt29481207/?ref_=nm_knf_t_2</a>

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Docuseries

Phaneendra Adapala

Hyderabad

Telangana

#documentary

Beyond : Sirens & Silent Sacrifices

Faces : Gratitude and Misunderstanding

Facing the Abyss: Daring Rescues & Emotional Toll on Firefighters

The Ruby Blaze: A Night of Daring Rescues

Jeedimetla Inferno: A Night of Fire and Fury

Burning Bridges

Anwesha Ghosh

U/A 16+ - Suitable for persons aged 16 and above and under parental guidance for people under age of 16

Lifestyle

Abin Pramanik

Sahil Rakesh Grover

Jafrin

Love

storytelling

You had me at… Family, Love, Motherhood

You had me at Fitness

You had me at… Hello

You had me at…8th standard

You had me at… Surrender

Payel Sen

You had me at… À la carte

You had me at…

Gautam Yadav

Gender Rights

Naziya Parveen

A Story of Strength and Belonging

Gay dads redefining the family bond

Shifting the Burden: Queer Representation in Universities

The Dragvanti Brahmastra

They hate me for who I am

Nidhi Samar

This is the story of one queer revolution

Pulkit Mishra

I am Pulkit Mishra and I am not an outcast

Ridhima

Why Pride Visibility Matters

Be seen, be heard, be proud

Queerly Yours ft. Delhi Pride Parade

Shamita

I was bullied for walking like a diva

Devesh

The no-cost creator from Tripura

People Like Us

The Challenges of the Pandemic for Queer Youth

The Fight For Equal Rights In India Has A Long Way To Go

With the social and legal consequences that still come with being out today, with so few public examples of us, only a fraction of our stories are being told. And yet, some of&nbsp;the most important people in LGBTQ+ history&nbsp;are alive today. The LGBTQI+ community have one thing to say to the world - &ldquo;Our stories are the most powerful tools that we have.&rdquo; Tune into raw, emotional and inspiring conversations on this journey of how the community grapples with being outcasts. From rallying for change in the Pride March to creating history with the scrapping of Article 377, legalising homosexuality and the rights of homosexuals in India, finally to manoeuvring being stuck at home in the middle of a pandemic, watch the roller coaster of a community left on the fringes of society.

Queerly Yours

Shubham Gupta

LGBTQAI

lgbtqi

Shabnam

Kya khoya, kya paya

Bachpan ka pyaar

Dard-e-dil

Mujhe ghar nahi jana

Shabnam is stunning and Nitish is fabulous. Together, they will meet you in different avatars. In our brand new show, Shabnam, the Diva, meet one of India&rsquo;s youngest drag queens as they explore their craft and community. How much do we really know about the drag culture in India? In a society where gender and sexuality are still largely taboo, one drag queen in India is defying societal norms and embracing their inner child to become the diva always dreamed of becoming. Going by the drag name Shabnam Bewafa, this drag artist will walk you through India&rsquo;s thriving drag scene. Starting from the young boy who was unable to buy a lipstick to explore their own sexuality to a confident member of the LGBTQI+ community, Nitish shares their journey for the first time on camera. With colourful wigs, glittery outfits, and infectious energy, this diva quickly became a local sensation, performing at clubs and events across the city. But their journey was far from easy. They faced constant ridicule and discrimination from people who didn't understand or accept his identity. Undeterred, Shabnam and Nitish both continued to push boundaries and challenge stereotypes, using they platform to raise awareness about LGBTQ+ issues in India. With the support of their chosen family - a group of drag queens and allies who have become their closest friends - they have found the strength to overcome his fears and embrace his true identity. Living with stigma and prejudices, watch the celebration of a drag queen who thrives on the stage, works a day job and juggles life per usual.&nbsp;

Shabnam,The Diva

Food

Ritu Madan

local food

india

This Diwali, say goodbye to Soan Papdi

Get you Karwa Chauth matthi from here!

Must-try these dishes in Pandal

Craving street food during Navratri?

This Shop was first set up in Lahore in 1924

Jama Masjid’s OG Butter Chicken

Legendary Kachoris of Chandni Chowk

Inside Raja Chaat Corner’s kitchen

Delhi’s own Bombay vada pav

Suresh Kumar Saini

This shop has been serving chole puri since 1963

Calling all foodies and food enthusiasts to take a trip down the bustling streets of Delhi with Eat Street Repeat. When it comes to Delhi, street food is an emotion. No wonder there are several iconic food destinations that have been loved through the generations. Let's delve into some of these legendary street food spots and discover the iconic stories behind them that define the essence of Delhi's culinary scene. Join us, and we bet your mouths will be watering by the end.

Eat Street Repeat

Gokul Rajendran

Kannur, Kerala

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