Ram Dhakka

This story revolves around the contemporary fights between the bangal and ghoti in 50's West bengal. Just after the partition, refugees were coming from east-Pakistan-they are bangal. The old residents of West bengal are ghatis. Both are bangali but there are some differences in pronounciations, in culture and also in ritiuals. Two families start to stay as neighbours. One of them is ghati family, Harimohan is their only casing member. He, his wife, son Chanchal and little girl Rini are his family members. In the opposite house, there are Shibapada his wife, son Naru, elder sister Joshoba, Shibada's brother-in law Nepal and Shibapada's orphan niece Pramila. Chanchal teaches Promila as a private tutor. Hasu and Rini play together happily, but the other male members of both the family often fight. They fight for everything, for football-match, for an iron machine or something like that. An affection between Chanchal and Promila grow up. It is revealed to the female members of both family. They agree to settle their marriage. Joshoda comes to propose Harimohan for his son but just before it, Harimohan comes to know that he has lost his job. He refuses and misbehaves with Joshoda. Harimohan doesn't find another job, and start borrowing money from kabuliwallah and from others. A day comes when he has to return all the money which he can't. They plan to escape. Rini comes to know about it and tells to Nasu. Shibapada and Nepal start arranging the moeny for them, and Shibapada's wife gives the money. Harimohan with his family try to escape, but come to know that Shibapada and Nepal have already returned all the money. Their relationship takes a new twist. more»

Prasanta, a talented artist, is married to Chitra who hails from a rich family. Chitra s father disapproves of Prasanta s profession and wants her to marry Bipul. Prasanta and Chitra fall apart after a misunderstanding, which is stretched on by her father and Bipul. Will Prasanta sacrifice himself and let her go? more»

A story when our nation was not independent and how the Britishers turned the law against the Indians for there needs. Even though the Indians were learned and educated still they were unable to fight against their injustice. the story also has a small back drop of a untold love story of a girl who had an urge of education. more»

Ghoom Bhangar Gaan is a 1965 Indian Bengali film, directed by Shankar Bhattacharya and produced by Biswaranjan Sengupta. The film stars Jahor Roy, Sova Sen, Anil Chatterjee in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Sudhin Dasgupta. more»

Minu stumbles upon her neighbour's paintings that resemble her and is surprised to hear the story behind them. Ashish was in love with a girl called Kabi, who resembled Minu and took her life because of their separation due to caste differences. How will her past life and love affect Minu s present? more»

Sarveshar s only motto in life is to not get married. He lives a comical bachelor life, constantly pointing out the demerits of marriage and family life until he moves to a small village and meets Puti, a unique girl who is his perfect match. Will love make him change his decisions? more»