Lailaa Manju

A gentle, funny-sad look at the tug-of-war between a mother and her grown child, warm and familiar.

A small, warm slice of a young woman's double life, balancing family friction and nightlife with wry humour and quiet weariness.

A quiet, uncomfortable family reckoning that sits heavily with you, letting small gestures carry the sting of a mother's inability to accept her daughter.

A gentle, funny, and heartfelt look at family bonds and modern romance that feels like a warm conversation.

A warm, talky family comedy that turns an awkward pregnancy into a wry, affectionate portrait of generational clash.

An intimate, talky two-hander that feels like eavesdropping on a real couple's honest, funny, uneasy debate.

A breezy, feel-good comedy about friendship and new beginnings, light and easy to enjoy.

A light, anxious comedy that turns a private worry into a brisk, relatable scramble full of awkward tension and warmth.

A gentle, chatty family drama about marriage prospects, easy to dip into and warm rather than demanding.

A brief, tender squeeze of nerves and honesty, like holding your breath before saying something true.

A warm, earnest romance weighed down by family expectations, unfolding at a steady, talky pace with plenty of emotional friction.

A scrappy, offbeat indie that feels like hanging out with a messy punk girl figuring out love and family.