AWARD-WINNING FILMS
Features & documentaries earning global critical acclaim
CINEMATIC depth
Crafted stories exploring culture, identity & history
PREMIUM SERIES
Original content for global audiences & broadcasters
VERSATILE PRODUCTIONS
From narrative features to powerful documentaries
FOUNDER'S VISION
Led by Madhureeta Anand, filmmaker & writer.
INTERNATIONAL WORK
Commissioned by BBC, Nat Geo, & major festivals.
RESHAPING STORIES
We believe cinema can expand perspectives and leave an imprint.
CULTURAL IMPRINT
Enduring films that reshape the way we see the world.
Our Experience
20+ YEARS OF RESHAPING CINEMA
For over two decades, Ekaa Films has crafted cinematic stories that challenge, inspire, and endure. Founded by award-winning filmmaker Madhureeta Anand, we explore culture, identity, and history with cinematic depth and emotional honesty. We are a premier independent production company creating acclaimed narrative features, premium documentaries, and original series. We create stories to expand perspectives and leave a lasting cultural imprint. Our work doesn't simply reflect the world; it reshapes the way we see it.
Our Work
CINEMATIC JOURNEYS
Among our notable acclaimed projects is the award-winning feature Kajarya, an evocative production that received the Best Foreign Film Award at the Silk Road Film Festival. We also produced Mere Khwabon Mein Jo Aaye for PVR Pictures. Our extensive documentary slate includes deep examinations of complex themes, focusing on faith, politics, social media, and social change, often blending these perspectives to create compelling narratives. Each of these films exemplifies our commitment to cinematic excellence and stories that challenge and reshape perspectives.
“Kajarya is both disturbing and engrossing as it plunges the viewer into the heart of darkness in an Indian village. Director Madhureeta Anand is a storyteller who interweaves the lives of two women—one modern, the other traditional—with remarkable skill.”
“Kajarya is a fierce, disturbing, lyrical and illuminating tour de force imploring us to face the patriarchal murdering of thousands of our girl babies and how structural and traditional oppression destroys women, turning them against their own souls. It is a brave and important film and should be seen by all.”
