One of history’s fiercest tank battles unfolded at Asal Uttar. Major General GD Bakshi revisits the 1965 war and the battle that turned the tide for India.

The untold story of the 1971 war, where courage, strategy, and sacrifice reshaped South Asia through the voices of its heroes.

150 soldiers. One impossible mission. In 1947, Brig. Rajinder Singh stood between Kashmir and invading forces. Discover the battle that changed history.

In the battle of Srinagar, it was the heroic acts of Flying Officer Nirmal Jit Singh Sekhon that turned the war into our favour.

One peak. One brutal battle. One turning point. Relive the Indian Army’s hard-fought victory at Tololing during the Kargil War of 1999.

Two fronts. One decisive war. Relive the 1971 victory through the leaders, officers and soldiers whose courage reshaped the history of South Asia.

Major General G. D. Bakshi narrates the story of the Battle at Rezang La in the Chushul district of Ladakh during the 1962 Indo-China War. He talks about how PM Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru had been warned by the military and by Vallabhbhai Patel, but he refused to believe that China would get aggressive and stopped the modernization of the military to concentrate on other development in the country. When the Dalai Lama fled Tibet and took refuge in India, it angered China and the Army Chief General K. S. Thimmayya was concerned how they would retaliate, but his concerns were not heeded. The army prepared itself for an attack nonetheless, and, with just 123 soldiers, Major Shaitan Singh of 13 Kumaon gallantly fought wave after wave of Chinese soldiers, losing his life along with over 100 of his comrades before the Chinese declared a ceasefire. Watch the story of this historic battle in Sentinels of the Snow with G. D. Bakshi.

Gandhi chronicles his journey from a young lawyer in South Africa to the leader of India’s freedom struggle, highlighting his philosophy of non-violence, justice, and spiritual conviction.

Ahilya chronicles the rise of Ahilyabai Holkar from a humble village girl to a visionary ruler, highlighting her social, political, and philanthropic contributions across India.

Adi Shankaracharya depicts the life and teachings of the 8th-century philosopher Adi Shankaracharya, founder of the Advaita school of Indian philosophy.

Making of the Mahatma chronicles Gandhi’s 21 years in South Africa, where his experiences shape his philosophy of truth, nonviolence, and satyagraha, transforming him into a Mahatma.

A fugitive political activist finds refuge with a rebellious woman, and together they confront political failures, oppression, exile, and the dangers of blind obedience.

Paar follows a poor labourer and his pregnant wife as they flee after he avenges a murdered schoolmaster, then face a perilous river crossing to return home.

Ghulam follows a migrant in Mumbai struggling for a better life, facing harsh realities while questioning whether the city fulfills dreams or quietly crushes them.

Dharavi follows a taxi driver navigating the harsh realities of Mumbai’s largest slum, where urban dreams, survival, and Bollywood fantasies collide.

Suraj Ka Satvan Ghoda follows a young railway employee whose stories spark lively social, political, and literary debates among his friends, exploring the many facets of life.

Char Adhyay explores complex human relationships in 1930s Bengal, blending painting, theatre, music, and dance with a poetic portrayal of love, conflict, and pain.

An Enemy of the People follows Dr. Ashoke Gupta, who exposes contaminated temple water despite opposition from his brother and town officials, becoming branded an enemy of the people.