Mrinal Dutta, the elder son of the family, is a reporter and the sole earning member. He has a sister whose marriage is almost fixed with their music teacher. The climax starts building up when brother Kunal Dutta returns a rich businessman. He spends money lavishly and becomes the most powerful person in the family with a house and a car. The sister's marriage is suddenly called off and a new alliance is sought after with the principal of a music school. The monetary differences between the two brothers start stemming up in various forms. Kunal unexpectedly marries a girl whose father was a freedom fighter. Kunal, however is very rude to his wife and one day she finds some evidence of Kunal being involved in smuggling. Kunal is eventually proved a smuggler. This leads to more problems in the family and sibling relationships are on doldrums. The sister's fiance takes advantage of her and impregnates her. During this time the police chase Kunal who comes begging for help from his brother. The police however arrest him and put him behind bars. After that the family pleads guilty. Kunal is punished for a term of 4 years. The sister's fiance takes responsibility of his insensitive act and all is fine with the family after a brief period of turmoil. 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»

Dui Bon is an Indian Bengali film directed by Hara Pattanayak and produced by Sri Maruti Films. The film stars Rachana Banerjee,Siddhantha Mahapatra,Hara Pattanayak,Mihir Das,Debu Bose and Praddyunno Kumar Lenka in the lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Monmotho Mishra. more»

The storyline of the movie basically involves arround the protagonist, a Chinese by birth called Wang Lu. Avery simple, honest, sincere and hardworking person came to India for his living. He was a very lonely person with a great heart. It was depicted on the last days of British raj, so the whole country was living with great anxiety and therefore everybody was looking for their perspectives of the situations. Struggle for freedom was in extream and that feelings were spread very fast into the minds of the citizen. In this context Wang Lu was looking for his living and suddenly meets a child. After some close proximity with that child Wang Lu became a friend of that child. Basanti was the mother of that child and Wang Lu begins a fellow feeling for them. After the hard days he did found some peace with them. This story is a classic how these three lives evolve arround the socioeconomic background of those days of struggle. more»

Dr.Chatterjee is a famous and dedicated doctor who has a strange vision one day while coming to the hospital. The same day a young child is admitted to the hospital after meeting with a massive accident. He dies in the operation bed. The doctor decides that to be his last OT and sets out in a quest to see God. The story shifts to another poor family dwelling in the village. The father, a priest by profession has immense faith on his goddess Kali. The household does not even have rice to eat when the doctor goes to them with rice in hand. Another instance how God is always watching over our every move, however small it may be. The acute poverty in the house forbids the mother and the son to completely devote them to the goddess s meditation. Trying times come and the priest s unwavering faith in his God now faces a challenge. Their shelter is burnt to ashes. His only son Gopal gets stabbed which forces the doctor to don his role in the OT yet again. The operation is successful and the doctor whose last time s attempt failed was glad to return a child back to his mother in full health. The family thanks God and start living their life praising the Goddess s name henceforth. more»

This is a story of Dr. Animesh who is a renowned doctor and married to Nita, they have a son. Trouble starts when Dr. Animesh starts to focus on his job and creates a distance from his wife. Nita feels lonely and falls for Jayanta, a free loving spirit. Subsequently, they are divorced. Trouble starts when Jayanta is half-dead in an accident and lands on the operating table under Dr. Animesh. The story evolves when Nita begs Dr. Animesh for Jayanta s life and a whole lot of emotional turmoil takes place. more»

Puja is a family drama that is much comical in content as well as educating.It is based on the theme that love and respect are not bound by wealth or status, but are in man s own nature. It shows the greed and jealousy of man and how it only spoils a happy life. It has many surprises and twists, and has a happy ending love story, that establishes that nature of man is much more important than wealth or status. more»

Moyna is a 1978 Indian Bengali film, directed by Ashim Bannerjee and Produced by Jharna Banerjee. The film stars Ranjit Mallick, Sumitra Mukherjee, Arati Bhattacharya, Dilip Roy, Utpal Dutt, Molina Devi and Ajoy Ganguli in lead roles. The music of the film was composed by Sachin Ganguly and Anupam Mukherjee. more»

This romantic thriller is the story of a Guy, how He blindly falls in love which leads him in deep trouble, separates him from others like one man vs. the world, in dark circumstances where everyone gives up but he does not. Will his love prove to be his biggest strength? more»

Devika is a social drama that is based on the life of Devika and her relationship with Kishore. The movie portrays the social stigma for widows in the late 17th century that was prevalent in India. The plot line runs through many layers of complications both in Debika s personal life and her place in society, as she fights with her family, quarrels and distances herself from Kishore, marries another man under social pressures and much more. The movie makes the point that instead of behaving like meek sheep under social influences, we must understand every individual s perspective from our own point of view. The movie ends on a happy note where Kishore and Debika both stand against the blind and illogical superstitious mentality and are finally reunited. more»