4 short films made by 23 emerging filmmakers through a story innovation lab, blending humour, drama and relatable moments to spark conversations on gender roles within maternal health, early marriage, contraception and economic empowerment

A moving story of a beautician whose life is upended when her ailing mother in law moves in unexpectedly, forcing her to balance personal ambition with family expectations and pressure.

Set in Lagos, the series follows young people navigating love, ambition and complicated relationships, while touching on issues like HIV prevention and gender based violence, among others.

A playful PSA that follows a woman constantly interrupted by a grown man portrayed as a baby, using humour to spark conversations around unplanned pregnancy and future choices.

4 short films made by 23 emerging filmmakers through a story innovation lab, blending humour, drama and relatable moments to spark conversations on gender roles within maternal health, early marriage, contraception and economic empowerment

A candid documentary following three teenagers as they share the realities of teen pregnancy, offering an honest look at the challenges and choices young people face.

The cast of MTV Shuga Down South and experts come together for real, unfiltered conversations on issues that matter. From mental health and PrEP to GBV and HIV, it’s honest, informative, and definitely worth tuning into.

The PSA uses humour and a sex positive, cheeky tone to make conversations around HIV prevention feel simple, engaging and non intimidating.

This riveting drama series follows the lives of a group of young people in South Africa as they navigate the challenges of modern life, including relationships, social media, and personal growth

The series focuses on breaking down toxic behavior and understanding emotional growth, misogyny, and accountability in manhood.

A conversation led series where cast members step beyond their fictional characters to explore the real experiences behind the issues seen on screen. Through honest, personal conversations, MTV Shuga: In Real Life brings audiences closer to the realities young people face every day.

A slice of life series unfolding across cities, small towns and a wedding household, capturing stories around relationships, consent, unplanned pregnancies and societal norms.

A childless couple, by choice, on trial. A courtroom in chaos. This viral sketch uses humour and satire to spotlight family planning and society’s expectation with pressuring couples to have children.

Drop the beat and the hang-ups. Mard Kaun Hai Asli redefines masculinity, while Kuch Aisa Waisa guards love with a life-size condom, Bollywood style.

A teenager locked in the bathroom, a secret relationship revealed and a family moment no one saw coming. This short film explores the realities of child marriage through an intimate, emotionally charged story.

A bold anthem that celebrates speaking up and challenging taboos. Blending music with powerful storytelling, it inspires young people to question stigma and start conversations that matter.

Shot during the pandemic, Nishedh characters return with isolation testing their friendships, relationships, and health in real time.

Bringing stories beyond the screen through community activities and screenings across Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Rajasthan and Maharashtra, supported by online peer education delivered by 25 trained peer educators on Instagram, Facebook and WhatsApp.

Set in Abidjan, the series follows talented teens at the Douahou Institute as they navigate love, ambition and tough choices in a vibrant world of music, dance and storytelling.

A powerful story following an expectant mother navigating a health crisis and the aftermath of loss, shedding light on gaps in maternal care and the importance of support during pregnancy.

A heartfelt coming of age story following a young girl determined to access menstrual products, shedding light on period poverty through humour and resilience.

A sharp, darkly humorous story following an Indigenous college student navigating confusion, stigma and unexpected obstacles while trying to access an abortion.

Created during the COVID 19 lockdown, this fully remote drama used video calls and self shot moments to capture the realities of isolation and staying connected.