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Pratham Dekha is a family drama, that is based on the struggle of two singers who struggle from the bottom and rise to fame and popularity. The film shows how two young lovers fall in love and try to make a living by fighting through the troubles of life and the evils of society. And it shows the good and bad side of human nature and its consequences. more»

Shakti is the story of a strong woman police officer Shakti. Shakti is raised to be a strong woman by her grandpa. She becomes an IPS officer and fulfills her grandpa's dream. She gets married to a doctor and gives birth to a son. In Darjeeling she encounters a dangerous criminal Arjun Singh who injures her husband badly. Maya, the governess of her son escapes with her son. She thinks that she has lost her son forever. Maya takes shelter in her brother's house in Kolkata. But after an accident she loses her mental stability. Nayan starts singing on streets for money and gets involved with a gang of criminals. Maya unknowingly rescues her son and provides for his education. Nayan grows up and becomes a police officer. He meets the owner of a hotel Mangal Kapoor. His investigations reveal that he is actually Arjun Singh. Arjun Singh kidnaps Aankhi, Nayan's girlfriend. Nayan rescues her with the help of Shakti. Circumstances lead to the revelation that Nayan is Shakti's long lost son. The family is re-united. more»

Hingsha is a social drama which portrays the story of a farmer s family. Being the elder brother Naren wants his brothers to be successful in life. So he worked hard to earn their livelihood and make Kiran, one of his brothers to be a doctor. But in jealousy Naren s boss, Panchu tries to stop him from fulfilling his dreams. Along with his son, Madan he created misunderstandings and problems for him. By stopping Naren s sister s marriage Panchu forced her to commit suicide and Madan murdered Biru, younger brother of Naren. Taking advantage of the money he lent to Naren, Panchu even forced Naren, his wife and son to leave their house. But Kiran and his girlfriend, stopped him from that and rescued Naren. Finally Panchu was being punished for his misdeeds and Madan had to die for his sins. So the story ends on a happy note where Naren forgives his only brother Kiran and accepts his girlfriend to be the bride and they lived happily with everyone. more»

'Deepsikha' is the story of Deep and Shikha. Deep and Shikha suddenly get married due to a turn of fate. Deep is a boy from village while Shikha is born and brought up in the city. Shikha can't accept Deep as her husband as she thinks him to be an illiterate villager unworthy of her. Deep is actually a brilliant scholar who pursues his post-graduation and doctorate degree. Shikha is unaware of it as Deep never reveals anything to her and her mother. Shikha's best friend Mili who considers Deep as her brother finds out his truth but keeps his identity a secret as a request from him. Deep wins the Gyanpeeth award in literature for his book 'Homshikha' written under the pseudonym Satyaki. Gradually Shikha becomes aware of Deep's qualities. When the lead singer of Shikha's drama group doesn't appear on the day of the show Deep sings for them and saves the show. One day Shikha finds out that Deep is actually Satyaki when he is chosen as an ambassador of Hindu religion to America's religious conference. The differences between the couple are finally erased and they happily unite. more»

Nyay Anyay is a 1981 Indian Bengali Movie directed by Sukhen Das and produced by Rajat Das. The film stars Soumitra Chatterjee, Subhendu Chatterjee and Santu Mukherjee in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Ajoy Das. more»

Bhiku is a robber, who almost gets caught while robbing a moneylender. His friend Prahlad gives him shelter. But Bhiku tries to rape his wife and gets caught. He is thrown out of the house. Then Bhiku turns into a beggar and starts liking a beggar woman. The beggar woman lives with another man and refuses to go with Bhiku. Bhiku then kills that man and forces that woman into living with him. more»