Daughters of Mother India is a 2018 documentary film that delves into the issue of female infanticide in India, highlighting the challenges faced by girls and women in the country.

Khushboo Ranka directed the documentary film "An Insignificant Man", which chronicles the life and political journey of Arvind Kejriwal, the former Chief Minister of Delhi.

The World Before Her is a 2012 documentary film that follows the lives of four transgender women in India, exploring their struggles and triumphs in a society that often marginalizes them.

Katiyabaaz is a 2018 documentary film that sheds light on the lives of manual scavengers in India, highlighting the inhumane conditions they work in and the social stigma they face.

Leslee Udwin directed the documentary film "India's Daughter", which explores the aftermath of the 2012 Delhi gang rape and murder case and examines the attitudes towards women in Indian society.

Court is a 2014 documentary film that follows the trial of a Dalit musician accused of murdering a member of a higher caste, highlighting the pervasive nature of caste discrimination in India.

Jeo Baby directed the documentary film "The Great Indian Kitchen", which explores the struggles faced by women in traditional Indian households, particularly in relation to domestic labor and gender roles.

Airpocalypse is a 2018 documentary film that examines the severe air pollution crisis in Delhi, highlighting its impact on the health of its residents and the challenges in addressing the issue.

Gurvinder Singh directed the documentary film "Anhey Ghore Da Daan", which explores the lives of migrant workers in Punjab, India, and the challenges they face in finding work and securing a stable livelihood.

Paani is a 2010 documentary film that investigates the water crisis in India, highlighting the struggles faced by communities in accessing clean and safe water.

Anand Patwardhan directed the documentary film "The Unseen Enemy", which explores the impact of nuclear weapons and the nuclear arms race on the lives of ordinary people.

Salaam Bombay! is a 1988 documentary film that follows the lives of street children in Mumbai, India, highlighting the challenges they face and the exploitation they often endure.

Ramesh Sippy directed the documentary film "The Burning Train", which explores the aftermath of a train accident in India and the rescue efforts undertaken by the authorities.

Article 15 is a 2019 documentary film that investigates the rise of religious extremism and caste-based violence in India, particularly in relation to the murder of a young Dalit woman.

Ritesh Batra directed the documentary film "The Lunchbox", which explores the unlikely connection that develops between a lonely housewife and a businessman through a mistaken lunch delivery.