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Hossian Miya, a businessman with a rare vision: he wants to carry a little phenomenon on Moynadeep in the Padma delta. and offer them a better lifestyle. Hossian Miya has a flourishing business , as a result of it he has recently developed a huge boat because of this dream. He doesn't bother about people s religion. The time is 1947, on the twilight of the British raj, and the Hindu fisherman Kuber briefly accepts the offer by Hossain to take some of the community's goods from the island. In the process of getting the cargo, he gets to see what the colony is like and, even though he is fully aware of the gripes of a former colony member and the limitations of it, comes to share some of the utopian vision. Rasu has came from Moynadeep deserting his wife and children there. Aminuddin, too, refuses to return to Moynadeep again. Kubir has a wife and daughter. His wife troubled with a leg deformity. Kubir goes to pay a visit to his relatives from his wife's side. On return, he brings along his sister-in-law Kapila along with a ton of small kids. Kapila was married, but is now estranged from her husband. A sneaky amorous relationship develops between Kubir and Kapila. Hussian Miya offers to lend a helping hand to the villagers. He does so, but in return he takes their thumb impression as proof of his help. Rasu and Kubir engaged in a conflict. Then Hossain Miya resoved it and Rasu goes to Moynadeep. more»

The decline of the 34 yrs domination of the Communist Party in West Bengal was shortly preceded by an intolerable political turmoil, to which a famous Theatre and Film director Shirshendu Ray falls victim. The Situation worsens when his close friend - a dramatist and film producer - Firoz Ahemd is killed. Already mentally depressed, Mr. Ray is shocked by this tragic incident. As the political turmoil continues with hundreds of processions on the roads, every day the news reveals the death of an innocent countryman. While Bengal carries on her drastic, horrible daily life Mr. Ray gets incredibly depressed and has to be forcibly taken to a mental asylum. After a long treatment in the asylum, Mr. Ray becomes stable but one day goes missing from the asylum. The government takes over from this situation the starting of the tale. Many days later at a desolate railway station far away from the city, a relinquished bag is found which is later handed over to the police. Later this bag reveals a diary proving that the bag belongs to the missing director. The allotted investigation officer works on this case for many days & nights. Later he asks the wife of Mr. Ray and one of his students from the drama group to meet at Mr. Ray s house. The officer starts reading the diary in front of the wife and the student revealing the causes and the events responsible for Mr. Ray going missing. As we go on listening or rather seeing the tale we realize how Shirshendu s wife, his student, we spectators and political and non-political personalities forcibly expelled him from society, directly and indirectly. Directed by Sudipta Dey & Produced by Sudipta Dey, the film stars Soumitra Chatterjee, Meghna Halder, Debraj Roy in lead roles with a musical score by Puranjoy Guha. more»

Subhash Chandra Bose was born in an advocate family in Cuttack and received the best education in his childhood. He was deeply inspired by the headmaster in his school who introduced him to the lives and works of Swami Vivekananda and Rabindranath Tagore. The incident of Khudiram s hanging to death brought deep rich emotions within him and he decided to know his own country. He went to Presidency College, wherein, inspite of being an extraordinary student, he was expelled for assaulting Professor Oaten for speaking ill about India and Indians. He then joined Scottish Church College where he passed with flying colours. After a brief stint abroad, Bose returned to India and initiated his mission of releasing India from the reigns of the British. He became the president for the Congress party and started motivating youngsters to start loving their country with their lives. World War 2 brought about an opportunity for him to strike at the British. Therefore he sought assistance from the Japanese and formed the Azad Hind Fauj. Even today, the mystery of his death is yet to be unfolded. more»

A fisherman, Kishore, marries a young girl accidentally when he visits a nearby village. After their wedding night, Kishore's young bride is kidnapped on the river. On losing his wife, Kishore becomes mad. Meanwhile, his young bride fights with the bandits, jumps into the river and is saved by some villagers. Unfortunately, the young bride knows nothing about her husband, she doesn't even know her husband's name. The only thing she remembers is the name of the village Kishore belongs to. Ten years later, she attempts to find Kishore with their son. Some residents of Kishore's village refuse to share food with her and her son because of threat of starvation. A young widow Basanthi helps the mother and child. Later it is turns out that Kishore and Basanthi were childhood lovers . Director Ghatak appears in the film as a boatman, and Basanti's story is the first of several melodramatic tales. more»

Minu is a teacher by profession, looking for her father's murderers. Her father was a victim of politicians who believed in killing to evoke fear. One day, she comes across a dead man on the road and goes to a political leader for help but does not get any in return. She also comes to know about 4 men being burnt alive and is reminded of her childhood days. Minu sets out on a search of these killers. She is asked not to tread this path of danger by a man named Lighthouse who is also a political victim, his sanity being questioned after he goes through a personal tragedy. One night, she sees her father in her dreams who asks Minu not to give up her fight for the rights of justice for the common people and to bring to light the truth about the murders. With help from Lighthouse, Minu subsequently finds the killers. What happens next? Will Minu bring the perpetrators to justice? more»

Moner Mayur is a 1954 Indian Bengali film, Directed by Sushil Majumdar & Produced by Ramachhaya Chitra. The film stars Uttam Kumar, Bharti Devi, in lead roles. The film had musical score by Satyajit Mazumdar. more»