Growing up tale of a young boy in the context of changing labour patterns and exploitation in Goa.

A struggling actor, Nikhil Dagga , 31 stands at the brink of surrender. Broke and beaten down, he retreats to a claustrophobic Mumbai apartment where intrusive neighbors and mounting debts test his resolve. When his final chance at redemption collapses, one desperate, late-night performance becomes an unexpected act of rebellion.

The boy has recently lost his mother and his relationship with his father is defined by a deafening silence. One day, the boy walks into a pharmacy and just as he is buying condoms, his father walks in.

An archaeologist unearths an idol of an ancient hunter-gatherer society in interior Goa. The discovery triggers a phantom to roam the marshlands, with an insatiable hunger. In its path lies Carona, a sleepy village of Catholics and Hindus, living on small pleasures of the past.

Aleesha, a photographer and wife of a wealthy mining industrialist, grows increasingly disillusioned with her family's business interest after witnessing the environmental impact that mining has on the Goan natural enviornment.

The film revolves around the issue of environment and water conservation and shows how people struggle to work for the betterment of society. Language: Konkani.

'Halad' portrays the struggles of a family trapped in a cycle of pain and control, forced to exist under the oppressive rule of the self-proclaimed ‘king’ of their household. Despite the darkness that overshadows their lives, they are bound by familial ties and societal expectations. The film reveals their daily struggles, the internalized emotions, and the breaking point that leads to an unexpected turn of events. In a world where their actions are dictated by fear and dominance, a telepathic murder unravels the deep-seated emotions they've held for years, leading to a profound and transformative climax. The film explores themes of oppression, familial duty, and the transformative power of confronting buried emotions.