SUJAN SAKHI is an innocent love story which is based on the theme of family relations and its complications of greed and jealousy. The film shows how two young lovers fall in love and try to unite their divided family. There are a lot of funny characters in the movie and there is much emotional content. more»

Rose is in love with Sameer. But her staunch Christian father is against the marriage. After being emotionally blackmailed, Rose gives in to marrying her childhood orphan friend, Robin (Souradeep). But three days before their wedding, Robin meets with an accident that leaves him severely injured. On the day of their wedding, Robin comes and meets Rose, they exchange rings and even consummate their marriage. But soon after, Sameer brings the news that Robin had passed away the very same day. Three months later, Rose is shocked to discover that she is pregnant. She decides on abortion and after a few days, Sameer and Rose tie the knot and shift base to Kolkata. 'Three years later, the couple chooses to sell off Rose Ville. But when Rose comes back, she is haunted by the 'Bhoot of Rose Ville', which in this case is her aborted child. more»

Sapna (Sharmila Tagore), flying back to India from the USA is involved in an airplane engine "flameout". She loves poetry, in particular the work of a poet called Ujjwala. Unable to distinguish between the poet and the poetry, she sets out on a journey to meet the poet in a place called Phulwari. Sapna believes that Ujjwala is her dream man. Her wealthy father, worried by her distraction consults a psychiatrist who pronounces that Sapna needs treatment and must be sent to his clinic for an extended period of time. Running away from home, in a beautiful red MG TF (probably a 1954 model) she comes across Sunil (Shashi Kapoor) working on his Jeep (one of the early right-hand drive versions that Mahindras produced). A couple of accidents later they find themselves in a luxurious Mercedes Benz tour coach (possibly an O 321 H - with a rear engine) and their journey of exploration begins. Faced with obstacles, raised by greedy people who want to get the informant's reward announced by Sapna's father Randhir Singh Chauhan; and going through some comic as well as dangerous interludes the screen couple arrive at the climax on their way to Phulwari. Sunil is doing his best to escort Sapna to Phulwari. How Sapna reconciles her love for Ujjwala, who she has only met through his poetry and Sunil's unreciprocated love for her makes for an interesting denouement. more»

Tutiya Dil (UA) is the story of Rhea Kapoor (Suzanna Mukherjee) who falls in love with her new boss, Karan Oberoi (Nikhil Sabharwal). However, she soon realises that Karan is two-timing her. She walks out on him but is unable to forget him. She is even ready to forgive him when he makes the first move after the breakup, but he once again lets her down rather badly. After walking out on Karan, Rhea begins to stay in the house of Vishal Khanna (Sidhant Kapur), a colleague, who understands her predicament and sympathises with her. Vishal is living in with his girlfriend but still makes place for Rhea in his house because he cares for her. After her bad experience in love, Rhea likens men to turkeys, a species of birds which are always on the hunt for new hens to mate with. She is convinced, men can never be faithful and always have sex on their minds. Rhea also has to consult a shrink, Dr. Prayag (Naveen Kaushik), such is her condition after the heartbreak. more»

Anita's struggle for existence begins when she runs away from home to stay safe from Shom Shankar's evil intentions and her lover Manik is held captive. Despite several attempts to find a safe shelter, Anita finds herself in homes of even more dangerous people. Will she be able to escape safely or end up losing everything? more»

When two retirees meet their teenage sweethearts after a gap of what seem like a century, the temptation to rekindle the flame is too enticing. Well settled in her family, taking care of her grandchild is Labonyaprabha (Bratati), who also juggles life as a mother, wife and mother-in-law. When she meets Kumaresh (Bodhisatya), she goes back in time, where life was carefree and love wild, and despite her duties and responsibilities can`t let the opportunity to be with Kumaresh pass that easily. more»

A story of dealing with different complications of love and family through funny plots and fake kidnapping incident. The twist and turns bring out an emotional depth and teach the importance of being true and just even in bad situations. more»

After dreaming of a man dressed like an Oscar, Ratul decides to direct an Oscar-nominated movie. Chaos and fun ensues when his entire community, the Achinpore Rajwadis, join forces with him. Join Ratul on this hilarious rollercoaster ride of a lifetime! more»

Bilas lost his father in the sea. Therefore, he caught fish in the river Ganga and sold them to different fish sellers. One day he met a girl and fell in love with her. Their love was deep and they were very much committed to each other. Unfortunately, the girl also used to sell fish in market. Bilas and his community had a social taboo. They did not allow such relations, which might affect their business. The girl bought fish from Bilas. In such a situation, both of them became confused. The girl was eager to move away with him, but Bilas was not mentally prepared for the whole incident. Later Bilas had decided to leave his beloved and move towards the sea for a better future and hope. more»

Pinky, a married woman, starts having strange dreams of a mysterious caveman. As fate has it, she stumbles upon this mysterious caveman and finds out that his name is Batu. A very guilt-driven Pinky confesses her feelings to him. Where will this situation take Pinky? more»

Dakhal is a 1984 Indian Bengali film, directed by Goutam Ghose and produced by Government of West Bengal. The film stars Mamata Shankar, Robin Sengupta and Sujal Roy Chowdhury in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Goutam Ghose. more»

An over-ambitious Tamosa has no qualms when it comes to achieving greater heights in her career, which leads to a conflict between her and another woman. But is Tamosa prepared for its consequences? more»

A beautiful girl child is born to a couple on the day of Nag Panchami. Looking at her a sadhu predicts that she will become the reason for the destruction of her family. The child is named Nandini and she grows up to be a young and charming lady. She lives in the village happily and is always accompanied by her pet monkey named Raja. On one day Nandini dreams that she is Maa Monosha s child and that she was a naga kanya. Nandini is dreaded at this and does not share this with anyone else. However finally she discloses her identity to her friend Shruti, only after Nandini s father steals the snake jewel from Maa Monosha. Thus starts Nandini s venture to get the jewel back. She would not stop even if she had to kill her own father. On the other hand, Nandini s father faced disaster everytime he tried to sell the jewel. All his customers died mysteriously. Eventually he meets one such customer, Ranjit and his companion Kamini who go to any extent to usurp the jewel. Nandini saves her mother and eventually her father from the trouble. Her father begs mercy from Maa Monosha who in return forgives him and returns him his child Nandini, after having left her body. more»

Whridayer Sabdo is a 2014 Indian Bengali film, directed by Sushanta Pal Choudhury and produced by Hasibur Rehman Akhan. The film stars Abhiraj and Pamela in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by D. Arun. more»

Zehad is a 2003 Indian Bengali film, directed by Bikash Banerjee and produced by Shambhunath Satra. The film stars Arjun Chakraborty, Papiya Adhikari and Nayana Das in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Joydeb Sen. more»

Can a philosopher's stone turn everything into gold ? Can it become the elixir of life ? And what is life? Is it a journey where one s achievements are measured in terms of material prosperity or is it the attainment of a certain state that is best described as the inexhaustible sweetness of serenity that comes from cherishing what one has as opposed to vying for what others seem to have. The film Last Breath Beautiful delves into these complex but realistic issues that confront the masses today. As principal protagonist Prem Sengupta grapples with the conflict between his idealism and principles on the one hand and the dreams and aspirations of his vivacious wife Vibha on the other, a chance encounter puts a magic pendant in his hands. Said to have mystical powers, the pendant propels Prem from being a small time employee of a firm to a powerful industrialist whose every wish seems to come true. However, woven into the tapestry of this tale of apparent success is a dark underbelly. Though the pendant has brought them great material benefits it seems to have come at a tremendous cost... Featuring seasoned actors like Subrata Dutta and Indrani Halder in the lead roles, the film triggers a thought in the viewers about the possibility to transcend the plethora of various complexities of life, and to break free and rejoice for that matter, maybe even the moment of death! 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»