Riwaj is a powerful and thought-provoking drama that highlights the struggles of women caught in the grip of oppressive traditions. At its core is Zainab (Myraa Sareen), a courageous woman who refuses to be a victim of triple talaq. Stripped of her dignity and abandoned by the law, she is left to fend for herself in a society that seeks to silence her. But instead of succumbing to despair, she rises-challenging deep-rooted injustices and fighting for her rights, freedom, and identity. Her journey is not just about survival; it is a battle against a system designed to suppress women's voices. With every obstacle, Zainab grows stronger, becoming a symbol of resilience and hope for countless others facing the same fate. Her unwavering spirit forces society to confront its prejudices, making Riwaj an eye-opening and emotionally charged experience. With a stellar cast including Myraa Sareen, Aftab Shivdasani, Mithun Chakraborty, Jaya Prada, Zakir Hussain, Ashwani Kapoor, and Anita Raj, the film delivers a gripping narrative that sheds light on gender inequality while inspiring change. Produced by Kashish Khan of Kashish Khan Productions and directed by Manoj Sati, Riwaj is not just a story-it's a call for justice, a tribute to strength, and a reminder that no woman should be silenced. The film's soul-stirring music enhances its impact, adding depth to the emotions and reinforcing its powerful message. Shot in the picturesque locations of Dehradun and Mumbai, the film's stunning visuals further elevate its storytelling, making it a cinematic experience that stays with the audience long after the credits roll.

Revolves around a fabled Trinethri Idol, and how it affects several lives in the course of its journey from the 15th century to modern times.

This story is about journey of a girl who was rejected by society and her family since birth and later how she turned out to be a boon for society and her family.

Sangolli Rayanna, the army chief of the Kingdom of Kittur and a freedom fighter, revolts against the British in a bid to oust them from the country.

Sandhya, a young woman, is forced to marry Madhav, due to her father's insistence. However, when she cannot conceive, her husband neglects her and her married life turns sour.

Ramesh, a devotee of Goddess Renuka, falls for a rich woman, Shanta, and marries her. But her relatives ruin their marital lives through black magic to gain their wealth and property.

Shankar takes the blame when one of his brothers is accused of a murder. However, when he returns from jail, he realises that his brothers are trying to create a rift in the family.

Indrajeet, a retired police officer, sets out to take revenge on his ex-lover's brother and friends for murdering his adopted daughter and son-in-law.

Gayatri lives with two close friends and later marries Arjun, a police inspector. However, when he is killed, she is shocked to learn that her friends work for the person who killed Arjun.

A policeman is killed in a brawl - one of his boys is adopted by another policeman, the other whisked away and brought up by bandits. Years later, the boys meet-again on opposite sides of the law.