Jiban Kahini is a 1964 Indian Bengali film, directed by Rajen Tarafdar and produced by Rathin Tarafdar. The film stars Sandya Roy, Anup Kumar and Bhanu Bandopadhyay in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Prabir Mazumdar. more»

Sudhu Tomari is Ashok and Mala s love story. Ashok and Mala fall in love and get married. But their relationship becomes bitter due to Mala s late hours and friendship with Jibon in whose group Mala performed as a dancer. Ashok suspects that they share an illicit relationship. Things seem to get better when Mala announces she is pregnant. Ashok also gets a job. But things soon become worse when Mala leaves for Delhi with the troupe without informing Ashok. Mala falls down from the train after an ugly spat with Ashok. Ashok is charged with her murder. But he is acquitted when Mala comes back. Ashok realizes his mistake and they are happily united. more»

Shikha, a college student, is admitted to the renowned Students Health Home (SHH) in Kolkata following recurring bouts of illness. There, she meets Deep, a troubled high-schooler who was injured in a bomb blast and hails from a dysfunctional family. The two soon strike a chord, with Shikha becoming something of an elder sibling to Deep. Unfortunately, fate has worse things planned for Deep, and it is now up to Shikha to stand up for the youngster. Their final refuge is the benevolence of SHH, which itself is going through a crisis that puts its legacy at stake. more»

Aranyo and his friends set out an adventurous weekend and reach an all mansion.There they meet an old man who starts to all them the history of the place, the story of aalo chhaya . The last landlord of that estate, JogyoDatta (Aalomoshai), bought a brahman child window Surama (Chhaya Devi) from Vrindavan and gave her shelter in his family. Gradually, Surama becomes not only the Queen of Jogyo s heart but also the Empress of jogyo s estate. But to spare the both of them from the criticisms of the society, Surama pressurizes Jogyo to marry protul. And this marriage brigs an agonizing denouement in everyone s life. more»

a small, mischievous boy named Arjun. He stays with his widowed mother. He is extremely bold and daring and is loved by all. He stays at his uncle's house but he has royal blood as his father was the local Zamindar's son who was disowned by his father when he married Arjun's mother without informing the family. Everybody calls upon him in times of need for help and he does that without any complain. The local party is headed by miser, Holodhor whose daughter Rani and Arjun are lovers much to her father's dismay. He sends out men to find a perfect suitor for his only daughter. Meanwhile the oppression of the opposition party leader, Naren Pal and his son Vikram, started getting out of hand and as the representative of the villagers, Arjun takes up the duty of teaching Vikram a rightful lesson for his misdeed and does that. Meanwhile, mischievous Arjun devises a plan and declares the villagers that the Zamindar had announced prize money of 50 lakhs rupees to the best person who works for village's welfare. This fuels Heliodor's enthusiasm in taking care of the village and serving the villagers.Meanwhile Naren Pal also in order to win the prize money starts working for the welfare of the village.Electricity is brought by one side while the other side brings tube wells at every road. Slowly the village sees a never seen before improvement. But then the truth comes out driving both the parties against Arjun. They send out people to beat up Arjun. The news reaches to the Zamindar who realises Arjun is his own grandson. The game ends, when neither of the parties but as per Arjun's wish ,the money is given to the village school master. The Zamindar embraces Arjun and his mother with open arms. Rani and Arjun get married. more»

Yugabatar Lokenath is a religious drama that is focussed on the life, death, miracles and tales of divinity of the, Baba Lokenath. The story is set in a village where the household priest of the rich Dutta family, tells the audience and the main characters, his girl Ishwari and our lead Shyam, about the life and miracles of Baba Lokenath. How he was naughty when young, his arduous journey into the Himalayas for meditation, his tours to Mecca and Medina for knowledge, his miracles that made people believe the works of the Lord and his simple teachings of love, peace, harmony and humanity. The movie has themes of social stigma and society as a whole that functions on lust and greed and misunderstandings, all issues that have been addressed thusly in the movie. The movie ends on a happy note, where all faults and mistakes are forgiven, the graces of Baba Lokenath saves all from harm, and all good things end the day. more»