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This film is an attempt to portray the vast opportunities that have emerged for fruitful, multifarious ties between India and the Central Asian states, for which both regions are now working together with greater confidence. The film showcases the imperatives for deeper cooperation and positive engagement in the economic realm, which is very important for both regions to prosper peacefully.

'Enriching the Rainbow' tells the story of the 150 year old history of Indians in South Africa. Starting from the beginning, the tale of indentured Indian labour, the films goes on to present the story of Gandhi who began his political life in South Africa. Then the film presents the role of Indians, and India, in South Africa's struggle to end apartheid. The end of the apartheid regime and restoration of ties with South Africa after 1994 has opened up new opportunities for Indian companies. The role of Indians in the economic growth and development of modern, post apartheid South Africa has been significant. The shared history between the two countries is giving greater meaning and shape to the traditional ties between two nations and impacting the global architecture.

'IBSA- A People's Project' discusses the relationship between three countries: India, Brazil and South Africa (IBSA). Along with sharing similarities - ranging from economic and political, to cultural and social - the three countries also have similar aspirations. The film presents some of the linkages already being forged between the three nations: how soap operas based on Indian themes have become very popular in Brazil; and how the IPL cricket brought South Africa closer to India. The film interviews dignitaries from the three countries, all of whom are very optimistic about the growing ties among the three nations, and their combined ability to provide leadership to the world.