Nitya Mathur

A tiny film production house in Mumbai navigates everyday challenges while struggling under the leadership of an excitable, eccentric director and a sharp-tongued, openly gay producer. All, while being filmed by a documentary crew.

A public toilet caretaker's poverty-stricken life takes a drastic U-turn when he helps an old woman. How long will fate smile upon him?

Avi, an eccentric young film director, opens his own production company along with short-tempered, gay producer Joelle. Also in the team are Tarun; the uptight finance guy, Anshuman; the 40–something office boy who doesn’t like to be called an office boy, and the starry–eyed intern, Ishika. Chaos ensues when this rag-tag group comes together to make everything from nothing–budget corporate videos to massive budget commercials. Shot in the style of mockumentary classics like ‘The Office’, 'Modern Family', ‘Borat’, or ‘This is Spinal Tap’, and exploring themes of friendship, family, and feuds; the series is an insight into how these misfits navigate their personal and professional lives while struggling to survive as tiny fish in the giant pond that is Bollywood.