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»

Jayanta, the son of an egoistic, stubborn landlord marries his love interest after a small hesitation. However, a mystery unfolds after the marriage and Jayanta suffers badly. He later finds solace in the landlord s company. 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»

"Vasundhara" is about the travails and tortures inflicted on sharecroppers by people like Haji and Rupchand of Asmanpur. Jagra and Nitai who protested against them are harassed. Sishir the new BDO tries to control matters but in vain. Haji and Rupchand even manage to create a riot between Hindus and Muslims. But the people finally understand their follies and untie against them. Sishir gets transferred but vows never to bow down. more»

Arohan is the story of Hari Mandal who is a bargadar. Relying on his landlord Bibhuti Hari doesn t register his bargadari. Being loyal to his Zamindar Hari defies the Kishan Sava and even his own brother Balai, but this action lands Hari in deep trouble as Bibhuti tries to throw him away from his own land. The Kishan Sava fights for him, but the dispute goes to the court and the long procedures start to take place. In between the new Government is formed which was in favor of the landlords. Encouraged with this formation Bibhuti sends hired goons to destroy Hari. They burn down his house, breaks his leg, but they cannot silence him anymore. Shy and introvert Hari once used to avoid the Kishan Sava now becomes an active organizer and starts uniting the farmers and the bargadars, so that they can solve their own problem. more»

The movie starts with Bijaya Dashami, the last day of Durgapuja. The annual boat race takes place. Protagonist Nakul and his friends win the competition. The villagers cheer with mass jubilation. Manmatha, the villain says that the festival is an ill omen. The villain, Manmatha is jealous of Nakul and doesn t leave any opportunity to ridicule Nakul to decrease his popularity in the village. Ramen, Manmatha's son who aspires to be a political havyweight, wins confidence of Nakul by raising high hopes in the villages and luring them with false promises. However Ramen s fa ade doesn t last long as he fails to maintain his image. Manmatha finally succeeds in getting Nakul trapped on charge of possessing illegal gold and gets him arrested. Manmatha strikes a fatal deal with Nakul. He promises to get Nakul released by influencing the administration but Nakul has to leave the village within a day s time. Defeated and devastated Nakul takes a boat to sail away forever. Padma, the wronged vilage girl spots Nakul floating away in tiny boat. She shouts and asks Nakul to come back as the fight against evil is not over yet. Nakul notices his friends arrayed along the bamb ready to join another Dashami boat race. Padma's persuasion and his companions expectant faces awaken Nakul out of his stupor. Finally, Nakul, the hero rushes forward to face the challenge along with his comrades. 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»