Nayan Tara is a film that spreads the noble message of eye donation. Brajanath is a retired man who lives with his widowed daughter and granddaughter Aankhi. Aankhi is a brilliant student but her world comes crashing down when she becomes blind. Eye transplantation is the only way in which she can regain her eyesight. Aankhi's loss of eyesight shatters the world of her widowed mother. Brajanath silently suffers to see them in pain. Shamik Banerjee, Aankhi's eye specialist who also loves her promises Brajanath that he'll help Aankhi regain her eyesight. Brajanath dies of heart attack. He had donated his eyes and coincidentally his eyes are grafted on Aankhi's eyes and she gets back her eyesight. more»

She was a renouned theatre artiste and was married to an artist named Manik Dutta. However soon Manik gives into drinking and gambling and loses all the money. He becomes a parasite on Nayantara who becomes the sole bread earner of the family. She sees worst days and after her husband dies and takes up the responsibility to bring up her son Kumar. As Kumar grows up he opens a electronics shop which does not run well and Nayantara continues performing in the theatre managing barely to earn some money. They live in dilapidated conditions in a small house. Kumar is an introvert and although he loved his mother, the communication between the mother and the son was ambigious. In the end, Nayantara succumbs to Cancer and leaves the world, thus ending a lifetime struggle. more»

Featuring the likes of Raima Sen and Abir Chatterjee, this Sandip Ray movie follows the lives of Jadunath and his family. Jadunath s grandchildren, Manmath and Nanda are poles apart with Manmath s waywardness, despite Jadunath s warning being covered up by the more docile and conscientious Nanda. An intriguing situation erupts when an intruder enters their lives. In the meantime, Manmath has turned desperate and starts stealing from his own family. Who would Nanda support? more»