Samarpan is a 1982 Indian Bengali film, directed by Jyanto Basu and produced by Adhir Bagchi. The film stars Nandini Malia, Joy Sengupta and Prabir Kr in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Adhir Bagchi. more»

Kankana was a village in Bengal where Nutu lived. He was a freedom fighter and loved a girl Kalyani. When he was in jail, Kalyani got married to someone else. When Nutu was released from jail, he came to know everything and later married to a simple village girl Bimala. Later he joined as a teacher in a small village school. The zamindar Mukherjee of Kangana was very clever, he tried to take all the land from poor farmers, and as a result, he did the same with Mahabharat. Nutu revolted against the zamindars and sue them. He took his law gown and helped Mahabharat to win the case. As a result Nutu became famous and within few years and won the election. Power helped him become more corrupted, but his elder son and wife Bimala fought against him and worked hard. At last, Nutu understood his fault and came to his old values. more»

Samadhan is a 1969 Indian Bengali film, directed by Jayanto Basu and produced by Archana Pictures. The film stars Uttam Kumar, Gayatri Mukherjee, Dipankar Dey, Sumitra Mukherjee and Bikas Roy in lead roles. The film had musical score by Adhir Bagchi. more»

"Jadav Ganguly, was a miser but rich man of Bokultala. All his life he had never wasted a penny and in his dead bed was left regretting that fact. However, in his last will he decided to equally divide his fortune over to his two good-for-nothing nephews Ashish and Shyamal. The only condition, both of them have to marry a newly divorced woman who had been in the previous marriage for not more than two months, is pretty, of the age range between 22-24, is a Brahmin and from a good family. The brothers set out to look for their perfect match while walking in to the uncle s neatly laid down plans. They fall in love and eventually get married, happy and indeed very rich." more»

Bono Basar is a 1979 Indian Bengali film, directed by Sushil Roy and produced by Bakshi Ajinder Singh. The film stars Samit Bhanja, Mahua Roychowdhury and Santu Mukhopadhyay in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Adhir Bagchi. more»

Girijaprasad Roy came back to his village after a long time. All of his villagers though him as a rich. After few days, everyone came to know about his poor financial condition. His only daughter Bimala was attracted to Block Development Officer Pravakar. Though Girijaprasad was not rich, everybody tried to neglect him and helped him his only brother Girin. He stayed in the same village. Girin was a wealthy person and very clever kind of man. He deprived his elder brother and tried to make relation with Pravakar. On the other hand, Udas Kotal a soft hearted, honest man wanted to learn driving for a better life. He got married to Laxmimoni to learn driving. Laxmimoni s father taught him driving and made him an expert driver. Unfortunately, Laxmimoni had some psychological problem and as a result, she committed suicide. Udas became very upset and after few days, he wanted to get married his childhood friend Padma but Padma refused to get married. Day by day Udas became an alcoholic, characterless bohemian kind of person. One day after a quarrel, When he hears a baseless and incorrect news that Padma was having an affair with the doctor, he comes to murder the doctor with a knife. In the darkness, drunken Udas killed his old mate Padma. As a result, he was convicted and sentenced to death. more»

Sadhak Kamalakanta is a 1961 Indian Bengali film, directed by Apurba Mitra and produced by Sunil Dutta. The film stars Gurudas Bannerjee, Chhaya Devi, Bani, Tulsi Chakraborty, Bipin Gupta, Nitish Mukherjee, Adhir Bagchi in lead roles. The film has musical score by Anil Bagchi. more»

From the early days in her life, Margaret was a very rational kid. She was often criticized in her Catholic school for raising to many questions, but this couldn't change her nature as she matured into a full-grown woman. She became a teacher in a school and at the same time, she never missed an opportunity to help the poor and distressed. Miss Noble lost her fianc in a tragic accident and was going through a very tough phase in her life when she came in touch with the Indian preacher Swami Vivekananda. Swamiji's speeches inspired Noble, so did his philosophy. Soon she became a follower of Swamiji and came to India with an urge of serving the cause of downtrodden people of the, then British colony. She was deeply moved to know how miserably the Indians live their lives, among insufferable poverty and a thousand religious superstitions. Being a believer of woman empowerment Noble took the mission of educating the females. She faced a few hardships initially, but under Swamiji's guidance, she soon adapted the Hindu culture. She sacrificed her life for the purpose of the Indians, be it nursing the affected in times of an epidemic or supporting the revolutionaries in their struggle for freedom. more»