Watch Cinema Marte Dum Tak

Our four prolific directors glam it up to attend the first-ever red-carpet premiere of their own films. The glitz and the glamour can only be topped by the joy in each crew member's eyes as they watch their hard work on the big screen along with the who's who of the low-budget film industry. Bollywood celebrity Arjun Kapoor comes to bring our four directors together in a roundtable conversation, which soon turns into a face-off as they take each other on and air their grievances about the industry they work in.

As the films come close to wrapping up, the four directors open up about their personal and painful journeys. They look back at their choices, some that they made and some that were made for them. Police raids and jail time. Fleeting glory and lost friendships. Did it have to go down like this? Did one wrong choice bring about the downfall of an entire parallel film industry? Did giving in to the public

As the present-day film shoots get more intense, skeletons from each director

Lights, Camera, Action. The film shoots begin and our directors are finally in their element and on set. As each gets back into the groove of directing, a veteran of the scene, Kanti Shah, the man synonymous with Indian 'pulp' cinema enters to shatter any myths around the grandeur of this industry. Could the same man who took this industry to unforeseen heights be the reason behind its complete downfall?

Though sometimes nostalgic about their heydays, the fearsome four excitedly embark on pre-production for their films. While sourcing the costumes, locations and crew, it becomes clear to each director that their biggest challenge will be locking in the star of the film

We are introduced to four distinctive directors from the golden era of low-budget films