Bhangaar / Obsolete (Docu/Marathi, English with English subtitles/63 mins) Wri. & Dir. Sumira Roy. In a century-old Mumbai chawl, Ira and Narayan, an unconventional octogenarian couple who have lived together for 53 years, petition the highest authorities for the right to die together. As they confront legal and cultural barriers, media attention and police scrutiny, their personal struggle unfolds against the vibrant rhythms of chawl life and Mumbai's rapid modernisation. Through themes of love, ageing, freedom and transience, the film explores the couple's journey as their way of life—and eventually their chawl—faces disappearance. Followed by a discussion with Puneeta Roy, Urvashi Butalia, Eshan Sharma.
- 72nd National Film Awards – Winner, Best Non-Fiction Feature
- Tasveer Film Festival, Seattle, USA – Jury Award, Best Feature Documentary
- Chicago South Asian Film Festival – Official Selection
- True/False Film Festival, USA – International Premiere & Official Selection
- Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM), Australia – Official Selection
- International Association of Women in Radio & Television (IAWRT) – Official Selection
- Dharamshala International Film Festival – Official Selection
- International Film Festival of India (IFFI), Goa – Official Selection
- International Documentary & Short Film Festival of Kerala – India Premiere & Official Selection
- Montevideo World Film Festival – Official Selection
- London Director's Talents Award – Nominee
- Vesuvio International Film Festival - Semi Finalist
