Children's Film Society of India Contributions
- Jaldeep (Light House) (1956), Writer, Director
- Ganga Ki Lahren (1957), Writer, Director
- Bachchon Se Bate (Talking To Children) (1957), Writer, Director
- Haria (1958), Writer
- Gulab Ka Phool (The Rose Among Flowers) (1958), Writer, Director
- 26 January (India's Republic Day) (1959), Writer, Director
- Ekta (In Unison) (1959), Writer, Director
- Guru Bhakti (Devotion) (1959), Writer
- Panchtantra Ki Ek Kahani (A Story From The Panchantra) (1959), Writer
- Yatra (Journey) (1959), Writer
- Dilli Ki Kahani (The Story Of Delhi City) (1960), Writer
- Chetak (1960), Writer, Director
- Meera Ka Chitra (Portrait of Meera) (1960), Writer, Director
- Nyaya ( Justice) (1960), Camera
- Mahateerth (Great Pilgrimage) (1961), Writer, Director
- Khuda Hafiz (Goodbye) (1983), Writer, Director, Lyricist
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