Sarjeen Thiagendran

"Sacrifice: A Spiritwalker Story" is a sequel to "The Spiritwalker" and follows Kaala who is working on a case regarding five missing girls, only for him to get mixed in the middle with the man behind it all. Will he make it out in one piece? Or was the game rigged from the start?

"Happy Hour: A Spiritwalker Story" is the third installment in The Spiritwalker Verse. This short follows Kaala having a drink late at night in a bar, only for him to encounter an entity that needs his help.

Vel, a student filmmaker, races against time to meet five deadlines within a week. He grapples with sleep deprivation, traffic jams during commutes, and haunting mistakes from the past while coping with the hustle and bustle of his student life.

A man haunted by the same nightmare for months decides to seek answers. Where will his curiosity bring him?

A man who mourns the murder of his daughter has the ability to travel back in time but there's a catch...he can't change the outcome of his own timeline and he can only travel to a very specific moment in time.

An actor looking to restart his career ponders upon a stranger who changes him for the better.

Kaala lives a life unlike any other. His days are spent dealing with the supernatural forces that threaten the world and humanity itself. Every day he finds himself facing off against the forces of darkness, trying to put him into the ground. However, in this never-ending battle against evil, he finds himself growing weary; spiraling into his own whirlpool of self destruction. Why does he do this? Maybe the answers lie in his past, which haunt him in his every waking moment. This is the life of The Spiritwalker.

We go back in time, to the very beginning of Kaala's journey; when he was just a scared young man, dealing with the burden of his gifts. However, his life soon takes an interesting turn when he meets a mysterious figure who offers to help him. This is Origins.

In the silence of centuries, he remains… while every heartbeat he loves eventually fades.

Samsara is a loose adaptation of "The Egg by Andy Weir". It follows the life of Suryan a hired assassin whose work life begins to affect his family which then eventually bleeds into the afterlife.