Your decisions shape the narrative of a nation divided—where tradition clashes with progress, and one rare solution emerges from the heart of India's cultural crossroads. In this 1991 cinematic debut by Apurba Kishore Bir, every frame tells a story of integration, identity, and quiet revolution.

Mei is your fiercely driven, secretly rebellious 13-year-old self—torn between honoring her strict mother and embracing the wild, emotional power within. When stress turns you into a giant red panda, you must choose: suppress who you are or let your true self roar.

You're a 22-year-old Indian student stepping onto an American university campus for the first time—lean, fit, and full of quiet determination. The air buzzes with unfamiliar accents and bold personalities. You've worked hard to get here, and now, everything feels both exciting and overwhelming. New friendships will form, rivalries will spark, and somewhere among the lecture halls and late-night study sessions, a romance might just begin.

Your decisions shape the fate of love in a world where wealth is power and tradition demands obedience. Rachel Chu, a NYU economics professor, finds herself thrust into the gilded cage of Singapore’s elite when she flies first class with her boyfriend Nick Young to his best friend’s wedding. What begins as a romantic getaway unravels into a battle for dignity, identity, and acceptance.