'Nati Binodini' is the biopic of Binodini a girl born into prostitution but who became famous in Bengal as theatre actress. She is brought into theatre by Girish Ghosh and makes name for herself. Her struggles, her eminent role in the formation of Star Theatre and her sacrifices for the same are shown. She was a pioneering entrepreneur of Bengali stage. Her meeting with Sri Ramkrishna Dev, his liking for her acting and his blessings change her life significantly. She gives up acting which was her life after the sudden demise of the lord. more»

Abhishek is a family drama that tells of the struggles and family problems of a talented singer and his struggle in life to be recognized. It is based on the theme of family relations and the bond of love and respect between a child and his parents. It shows the many hardships one faces to achieve one s dreams. Also shows the strength and bravery to overcome all odds to make the best of what life gives to you. more»

Rangin Basanta is a 1995 Indian Bengali film, directed by Sandip Chatterjee and produced by Sudipta Ray. The film stars Indrani Haldar, Abhishek Chatterjee and Devika Mukherjee in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Binoy Pathak. more»

Duggas father was also in the same business and Dugga and Chiranjib fall in love with each other. However Chiranjib does not want to make Dugga a part of his disturbed life. He decides to lead a normal life and but his house is raided by the police. Dugga is caught by Bhola while she tries to escape. Inorder to protect her modesty, Dugga kills Bhola (Rabi Ghosh). Chiranjib accepts Durga as his wife. more»

Bhola is in for a rude shock when he is arrested for a murder at his sister's wedding. more»

Joydev was great religious poet from West Bengal, who was inspired by Radha and Krishna. He goes through all the pains and perils to devote his whole life in the praise of God. While he goes onto perform miracles, his journey isn t as easy since he put through various trials too, showing his reverence and the touch of destiny that he holds. more»

Saheb a jovial, friendly, and kindhearted boy loved to play football. He was very much neglected by his brothers. Only his sister-in-law and his only sister Bulti appreciated and took care about him. Saheb had a potential to become a good goalkeeper, but lack of support and care from his family became the main obstacle for his growth. Suddenly Bulti s marriage was fixed with a well-educated family. The budget of the event made Saheb s family helpless. At that time, Saheb sold his kidney and spoiled his football career. No one was aware of his decision. At the day of his sister s marriage when everyone was enjoying, Saheb was fighting for his life. Suddenly his sister-in-law came to know everything and became very upset. All his brothers were imposing allegation on him for that unaccounted money, then his sister-in-law exposed everything and made them quiet. At last, Saheb s father went to hospital and mourned for his neglected child. more»

In Nabagram village an MBBS doctor Pradyut Sen came for his practice. In that village another Ayurvedic doctor Jibon Sen also lived and he had a roaring practice. Ayurvedic Sen had a habit of saying the lifespan of his patients. Pradyut disliked it very much and protested repeatedly against this myth. As a result an obvious ego clash and a communication gap and misunderstanding developed between them. Originally Pradyut was the only grandchild of Jibon Sen. Though Jibon s son Satyabandhu got married to a Christian girl, that s why he was not acceptable by his father. After a lot of drama Jibon came to know everything and accepted his daughter in law and grandchildren. 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»