Nishi Trishna

Rupasi is a 1970 Indian Bengali film, directed by Ajit Ganguly and produced by Arun Raychowdhury. The film stars Sandhya Roy, Kali Banerjee and Samit Bhanja in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Anil Bagchi. more»

Tridhara is a 1996 Indian Bengali film, directed by Adhir Bhattacharya and produced by H.G Production. The film stars Sulata Choudhury, Biswajit and Madhabi Chakraborty in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Hemanta Mukherjee. more»

Marutrisha is the story of Subrata, Animesh, Reba, Swapna and Monisha. Subrata is a painter who is in love with a rich girl Swapna. Monisha also shares a very good bond with Subrata and understands his travails as an artist. Animesh is in love with Reba but Reba left him for reasons unknown to him. Mr. Pratap keeps an eye on all of them. Reba comes and takes shelter under Mr. Subrata and treats him as her elder brother. But Swapna suspects Subrata has a relationship with both her sister Monisha and Reba. It's gradually revealed that Reba left Animesh when she found out that she was a daughter of a prostitute. Mr. Pratap tries to use Reba to earn money but Reba doesn't comply. Pratap conspires against them. Animesh who finds out the truth about Reba and accepts her. Swapna also realizes her mistake. But Monisha gets killed by Mr. Pratap's men trying to save Subrata. more»

Jiban Sathi is a 1986 Indian Bengali film, directed by Adhir Bhattacharya and produced by Arnab Bose. The film stars Samit Bhanja, Alpana Goswami and Madhabi Chakraborty in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Hriday Kushari. more»

While travelling with his wife Anita, Shusovan misses his train and meets a beautiful woman, they end up spending the night together. After much doubt and discussion, the truth comes out. Will the couple ever get back? more»

Swarga Sukh is a social drama which narrates the life of a helpless and depressed girl, Sarama, who was forced into the dirty line of prostitution. She made a brother in Lal who was also orphaned. Lal protected her from all the ill-mannered and phony people. Later Sarama came under the guidance of Mr. Raja, the owner of the place. He was lonely after suffering from the sorrow of a heart break. He would meet with Sarama in search of peace and harmony of life. Eventually, he fell in love with her and asked her hand for marriage. Exited at the turn of events, Sarama readily accepts his proposal. But in fear of the consequence of a bad girl marrying a rich decent man, she decides to end her life, but asks Mr. Raja to mark her with the sign of marriage with red vermillion. In the end, Raja fulfils her last wish and marries her on her death bed and she leaves this forlorn society behind. more»