His childhood impressions of the sufferings of women in society have made him sympathetic to women and his films reflect their problems. His deep love for Mother Nature made him champion the cause of environmental protection. With his twin commitment to women and environment, he produced films that are acclaimed by regional, national and international press and won best director award at Sri Lanka. His name found place in the Encyclopedia of Indian Cinema. By making a feature film in just 29 shots, he entered the Limca Book of Records.
Winter is a seemingly inactive season that holds great potential like women.
The movie is taken from women's angle. The protagonist, Seema, is the daughter of a rich industrialist, Naidu, who thinks of women as objects of sex and useful only to produce children. She tries to break away from the confines of her home with her lover, Krishna. Her hopes are dashed to ground when she realizes that he is after her wealth. When she refuses to part with her diamond necklace his male ego is hurt and he thrashes her.