Kalyana Shira Foundation is a nonprofit organization founded in October 2006 on the basis of concern for the founders and members of the women's issues, gender, children and other marginal groups. The founder of Kalyana Shira Foundation is active film workers engaged and active since the post-reform era in Indonesia and became part of the filmmakers who have contributed in stretching the film back in the country and the appreciation of the Indonesian people against Indonesian films. His works include Ca Bau Kan, Biola Tak Berdawai, Arisan and Share husband who always touches on themes related to the lives of Indonesian women.

These films have stimulating discussions and efforts to improve the welfare of women in Indonesia that continue long after the movies finished its run in cinemas. Through the work of the big screen and audio-visual works, Kalyana Shira Foundation wants to contribute in providing information, turn a medium of expression for women, children and marginalized people who still do not get a place in Indonesian films in general.

Mission
Increasing the empowerment of Indonesian women through the production and display of quality films with themes related to women's welfare. 

Provide support in strengthening the values ​​of democracy and humanity through film and other audiovisual medium. Helps to create equality for improving the welfare of disadvantaged communities through film and other audio visual media. 

Increase public awareness to respect differences (and eliminate discrimination) through films and other audiovisual mediums. 

Support the development of Indonesian cinema actively, by providing opportunities for potential human resources using other film and audio visual media.