Toofan - Bengali

"Tyag' is the story of brother and sister Bijoy and Pooja. Bijoy loves his sister a lot. Bijoy falls in love with Anjali and gives her shelter in his house. Bijoy gets Pooja married to Avik but problems crop up when Avik's family ants Bijoy to marry Avik's sister, Rupa. Pooja goes back to her brother's house. Bijoy is ready to sacrifice his love for Pooja. Tension between both the families is gradually resolved. Bijoy marries Anjali and Rupa marries Suman." more»

A medical student, Aditi, returns to visit her mother in Calcutta. She has spent most of her childhood at a boarding school and doesn t know much about her parents, particularly her father who died when she was young. Her mother Sarojini, a noted dancer is preparing to receive an important prize. The girl is still obsessed with the loss of her father and as his death anniversary approaches, she becomes increasingly despondent; something her mother fails to notice as she is caught up in the brouhaha surrounding the award. A tragedy catches the mother s attention and finally, mother and daughter make their peace. more»

Zamindar Virendra Shankar Roy's only son Deepu mended his disobedient ways when Indranath became his teacher. Later Deepu went to Kolkata to complete his higher studies in medicine and thereby fell in love with Indranath's daughter Shanti whom Virendra opposed. He insulted Indranath and Indranath then requested Shanti to marry Kamalesh Mitra. Shanti understanding her father's pain obeyed. Suresh provoked Kamalesh to set up a relationship with Lalita who was involved in the flesh trade. Kamalesh's condition became serious. Deepu did the needful and saved Kamalesh's life. Everything ended with Shanti and Kamalesh re-establishing their relationship once more. more»

"Vasundhara" is about the travails and tortures inflicted on sharecroppers by people like Haji and Rupchand of Asmanpur. Jagra and Nitai who protested against them are harassed. Sishir the new BDO tries to control matters but in vain. Haji and Rupchand even manage to create a riot between Hindus and Muslims. But the people finally understand their follies and untie against them. Sishir gets transferred but vows never to bow down. more»

1930's, Bengal. Biswambhar Roy is the last in a long line of rich patriarchs. He continues to cling to his refined tastes even as his estate is diminishing. All that remains is his two loyal servants, a horse, an elephant, and the crumbling palace. His inability to adapt with changing times has made him into a recluse. He has closed the music room for good. The sound of music from the neighbor s house and a wise to demonstrate his fine taste in music to his flashy neighbor leads him to organize one last concert. The music room is opened once again. After all the guests have left, a drunk Roy remembers the past glory. He proudly introduces portraits of his ancestors to his servant. He notices a big spider on his own portrait. As the candles go out one by one, Roy is convinced that he too must depart with the extinguishing of the last candle. It is almost dawn now so he need not worry about the candles. In a grand gesture, he mounts his horse and rides at a terrible pace to be violently thrown off. Roy dies as two servants look on tearfully. more»