Amit, Biswajit and Madhumanti have been friends since college. Biswajit always had a corner for Madhumanti, but never let Madhumanti know about his feelings. Amit had a seven year old daughter, Pooja, when he got divorced. Madhumanti accepted Amit's marriage proposal just to take care of Pooja. But Pooja always held Madhumanti responsible for her parents' separation even though Madhumanti loves her unconditionally. This uneven journey of the mother-daughter relationship continued till Pooja got into the university and fell in love with her professor Siddhartha, who made Pooja realise how much Madhumanti loved her. Siddhartha, ever since he saw Madhumanti, seemed to be attracted to her. The reason behind this unfolds towards the climax of the film. In the end, all the relationships of motherhood, love and friendship in Madhumanti's life conclude in an unexpected turn of events more»

Mohit Moitra is a leftist worker and convicted for Kakdwip Sarajantra Mamla. He always fights for the human rights. He also remembers that he was a committed freedom fighter. Once he didn t care for his life and took a great risk to save the life of another freedom fighter Bijoy Ghosal. A woman named Subhra Sarkar, received some ugly treatment from the ruling British Government. She was brutally tortured. After the independence, Mohit Moitra is accused for doing the leftist activities and at the same time Bijoy Ghosal betrayed him. This is a tragic story of the people who sacrificed their life for the struggle for independence. more»

During the decade of 1970, a company decided to recruit 100 stuffs for their vacant positions. But the number of unemployed youth was so much that almost 30000 people applied for that job. Here Mrinal Sen neatly introduced some characters who actually portrayed the scenario in which they were going through. A journalist actually recorded all reports direct from applicants when they were queued up for the collection of forms. Some of them were victimized by black marketers, some families were facing labour problem due to company lockouts. But everybody was standing for the collection of form for those vacant positions. The pressure was increased day by day, at last the management had to call the police to tackle the situation. Suddenly few posters were seen on the sides of the roads and pavements. Those 30000 applicants became united. Some phone calls also conveyed by them. At last people organized an uprising and symbolically they protest against the system of ruling. more»

Maa is an Indian Bengali film directed by Utpal Dutt. The film stars Utpal Dutt, Sova Sen, Satya Banerjee, Debjit Bhattacharya, Padam Lama and Goutam Chakraborthy in the lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Prasanta Bhattacharya. more»

Banik Jay Dutta thought he was returning with his son's dead body. Miraculously his son came back to life on the way through the Chandipur jungle. Lord Bramha ordered Vasistha to pray to the goddess Tara at Chandipur. Vasistha's prayers were answered. Raja Ram Jeevan was the chief patron at Tarapith. He was accused by a Muslim Nawab but he escaped with the blessings of the goddess. Raja Ram Krishna named the place Tarapith. He ordered to give the place for "Debattor". After long days Bamdev was born here. He was a great sage. He spent his life in the crematoriums of Tarapith. He dedicated his life for the welfare of the poor. Now Tarapith is one of the chief holy places of India. more»

Mr. Satyasundar Bose is Shankar's co-worker and the receptionist at the hotel. Mr. Bose, played by Uttam Kumar, is shown to be extremely friendly, benevolent and loved by all. Being an efficient worker, he earns the respect and admiration of his boss, Marco Polo. He and Ms. Sujata Mitra, an air hostess who visits the hotel frequently, become close and they decide to marry. Sata resigns from his profession as a receptionist in search of a better living after their wedding. Sujata too decides to resign from her work since married women can no longer be employed as air hostesses. Unfortunately, just as she was about to take her last flight as an air hostess, she meets with a tragic air crash while taking off that leads to her death. more»

Sujit lives with an old servant Raghu and is happy with his bachelor life. One night a young and beautiful girl named Aparajita come to his doorstep and begs for help. She complains that her father intended to sell her off for some money. Sujit lets her stay for a while. Aparajita proves to be a homemaker and very soon wins the heart of both Sujit and Raghu. Sujit falls in love with her and they decide to get married. Sujit s cousin brother Bhaskar is a police inspector and loves Sutapa. However they cannot get married as Sutapa s elder sister Minu is unmarried and works hard to take care of her ailing youngest sister. On the day of their marriage registration, Aparajita s father comes back with the police and she agrees to go with him and informs the police against Sujit. After Aparajita leaves, Sujit comes to know that there was no one by the name of the policeman who had come with Aparajita s father. Sujit realizes that the whole incident was a scam and Aparajita had played trickery on him. He finds a letter from Aparajita begging for forgiveness. She mentions that her name is actually Minu and not Aparajita and that since she was the eldest of the family and did not get a respectable job, had joined a group of people who earned money by playing trickery on people. She was indeed Sutapa s elder sister. Sujit forgives Minu and all the lovers are united in the end. more»

Prem Puja is a 1993 Indian Bengali film, directed by Durga Bhattacharya and produced by Durga Chitramandir. The film stars Kunal Dutta, Ratna Ghoshal and Rajdeep in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Durga Bhattacharya. more»

Four terrorists take shelter in a hostel for specially-abled children during their summer vacation and the city falls prey to their activities. Five children, who stay back during vacation, uncover their mission and take it upon themselves to save the city. But will they succeed? This is no child's play. more»

Kajal was popularly known as Memsaheb, intended as pun because of her dark complexion. She meets Amit, an unemployed wannabe journalist and fall in love. Like any other girl, Kajal dreams of a perfect married life. She urges Amit to become successful and helps him in every possible way. Her dedication helps Amit to soar high in the professional world and in a very short span of time he becomes extremely successful. However when he gets ready to invite Kajal into his life, it was too late. The naxalite attack in their city had claimed her life. She was no more. more»