Since 2018, Sastry and AK Srikanth have been releasing their productions on free to stream digital platforms to take their work to a world audience. They also produce short classical dance videos that narrate a unique story, on the same lines of popular music videos. The short films have been nominated in over 50 film festivals across the world. Their first release,
The Descent was based on the story of a fallen superstar, and dealt with themes of depression. The film was awarded the Best Short Film 2019 at the
Calcutta International Cult Film Festival, The Top Shorts Awards, the Near Nazareth Festival and the Best Global Short. It was also nominated at the John Abraham International Short Film Festival, the 5th Jaipur Film World 2021, Venice Film Awards, Cannes Short Film Festival, FilmFest by Rogue Dancer, Open Window International Film Challenge, Conceptsion International Film Awards, Mumbai 9th Indian Cine Festival 2021, the 11th Dada Saheb Phalke Film Festival 2021, Florence Film Awards, and the First Time Filmmaker Sessions. 2020 and 2021 saw Srikanth and Savitha releasing their much acclaimed
Colors Trilogy. The series of three films was based on the colors of the
Indian National Flag - Green, White and Saffron. The stories juxtaposed the ideals behind these colors as envisaged by the Founding Fathers of Indian independence, with the lives of women in modern day India. The first part of the trilogy,
Colors: Green is said to have been inspired by the life of Srikanth's mother. The second part - White is a biographical account of the story of her shift from traditional Bharatanatyam to the theme based productions she is famous for. The concluding part Saffron is a dystopian premise that portrays a prison that houses women that are deemed more successful than their men. The series was hugely acclaimed, with Critics in Business Standard reporting "Writer AK Srikanth's story, while here as a short film, comes to life as it was written. And it is that much richer as an experience for all." DNA reported "The story is a befitting tribute to the strength and courage of a woman"
Beyond the Rains, the short film based on AK Srikanth's short story
The Girl in the Bubble was released on Valentine's Eve in 2022. The film is said to be structured like a
Haiku, and is noted for its delicate portrayal of the emotion of love. In June 2022, Savitha and Srikanth released their short film
Dvija to critical acclaim.
Dvija is based on a short story by Srikanth titled
The Shrine, and was inspired by
Ueda Akinari's Harusame Monogatari. The release of this film coincided with ten years of their production company. September 2022 saw the release of 'Arangetram', a humorous take on the aspirations of the Indian middle class and their dreams. Critic Monika Monalisa of the
Indian Express called the film "a breezy family entertainer, a genre that is hard to come by these days" A review by ANI commented that "While this short film enters around the character played by Savitha, every supporting actor also has quirks and eccentricities that makes the whole characterisation believable, and yet joyous." The review went on to add that "This short film is a throwback to the cinema of breezy comedies by stalwarts such as
Amol Palekar,
Hrishikesh Mukherjee and
Basu Chatterjee." In March 2023, they released the second of their 'Families Trilogy' titled 'Filter Coffee'. Critic Monika Monalisa of the
Indian Express described the film as one that would "remind the viewers of the breezy light-hearted films of the 70s." In July 2023, Savitha launched her film 'Slow Rivers', also starring Bollywood thespian
Ashish Vidyarthi. A review in the Indian Express described the film as "a story around the relationship between an artiste and her art, a mind-bender that paints its canvas through the real and the unreal." Critic Zeba Khan in her review of the film on WION commented that "Actor Ashish Vidyarthi and the protagonist Savitha Sastry star together for the first time, in roles that crackle with power every time the two appear on screen together. The confrontation between the two goes far beyond just their roles, into philosophies of the relationship between art and the artiste." October 2023 saw the duo release their love story 'The Ghost of the Lighthouse', co-starring actor Jamie Alter, the son of
Tom Alter. Critic Zeba Khan, in a review in WION described the film as "a touching vignette into the life of everyday people in small towns." Critic Pooja Das described the cinematography with the words "Breathtaking views of rolling hills, beautiful seaside beaches, and crashing waves on the shore." In 2024, the couple released the cinematic version of their debut stage performance from 2012 -
Soul Cages. Critic Prashant Tamta writing for DNA commented that the film "at its core, looks at the equilibrium between life and death." News Voir reported via the Print that "The film explores the delicate balance between life and death, weaving a story that is philosophically rich, extremely moving, and yet at the same time easy to understand. The release of their first full length feature film 'A Song for Eresha' is scheduled for 2025. Co-starring debutante Mayurakshi Sen, Mekha Rajan and Arshya Lakshman in key roles, the film has been described as 'Poetry in Motion' by an ANI Press Report following a preview screening. Critic Neha Kirpal writing for The Hindu commented that the film seamlessly blends classical Indian dance with story telling. ==Dance theatre productions==