An intriguing and mysterious tale of love and nostalgia about a famous dancer and her relationship with a painter.
The play was shot entirely on location in and around the beautiful valleys and mountains of Northern Pakistan.

This play describes the life of a female paediatrician and one of her child patients who is dying of AIDS. Her emotional attachment to the sick child makes her rebel against the crass and bureaucratic behaviour of her colleagues at the hospital and also creates stresses, which almost break up her marriage. The play highlights many misconceptions, even among people of the medical profession, regarding HIV-AIDS.

The story revolves around a female community health worker who decides to help the women of her community by setting up a Health Clinic. The play suggests that mental health problems should be looked into by professionally qualified psychiatrics rather than be treated by obscurantist Peers.

This is a story of a woman teacher, who faces various problems because of her independent nature, both at work, and at home. She falls in love with an educated but unemployed man who betrays her by preferring a marriage of convenience. She finally decides that her own independence will give her more happiness than an unsuitable marriage.

The play is about the traumatic effects of Rape on the victims. The protagonist, Ayesha owns and edits a magazine, and also runs a shelter-home for rape victims, where they are provided therapy to make them overcome the emotional trauma. Ayesha, herself is constantly haunted by her own experience of 25 years ago, passionately gets involved with every woman who comes to "Saibaan", the shelter-home. The play ends on a positive note of hope that women will form their own solidarity and support each other to move forward and achieve their rightful place of dignity in society.