"Bhutnath comes to Kolkata in search for a job and starts living with a devotional man named Brojorakhal. He sends Bhutnath to a Brahma named Subinoy Babu who takes a prompt liking for Bhutnath and employs him in his sindur factory. Subinoy Babu s daughter Jaba shares a bitther sweet relationship with Bhutnath. Brojorakhal introduces Bhutnath to the youngest bahu of the zamindari household where he was employed. He calls her bouthan and brings for her a box of sindur as per her request. It is now where Bhutnath gets a chance to look at the lives of the zamindars closely. They lived a brash lifestyle, splurged, enjoyed life to the fullest and never cared for their wives. Bhutnath witnesses an instance where his bouthan pleads her husband to not go anywhere and he replies in return stating he will only stay back if she sings, dances and makes him drink. Bouthan requests Bhutnath to bring alcohol for her and he implies. In her mad attempt to keep her husband by her, she gets addicted to alcohol. Bit by bit the zamindars lose their estates, money and consequently power. One day when Bouthan and Bhutnath are on their way to the mandir, a group of people attack them and knock Bhutnath unconscious. When he gets back his conscience, he does not find Bouthan. Many years later when Bhutnath is summoned to demolish the same estate, he recollects his old days spent at the house. The workers dig and find a skeleton decked with jewellery. Bhutnath recognizes it at once to be his bouthan s skeleton." more»

Raja Rammohan is a 1965 Indian Bengali film, directed by Pijush Basu. The film stars Basanta Chowdhury, Chhaya Devi and Basabi Nandi in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Robin Chattopadhyay. more»

Shudhu Ekti Bachhar is a romantic comedy that is based on a comical situation which finds the female protagonist having to marry a complete stranger according to her father's will. The stranger she is to be married is a funny boy whom she is at cross ends with. The story goes on with this baseline, that they agree to stay married for a year and the comedy rolls on there forth. There are many quarrels, misunderstandings and childlike fights, which all add to the comical content of the movie. All characters add life to the story with hilarious punch-lines and comical episodes. And in the end the two main leads falling in love with each other and living happily ever after. more»

'Duranta Joy' is the story of Bijoy aka Joy a carefree boy who always helps us stands for truth and doesn't mind fighting for the right things with local goon Potla. Potla's father Mr. Umapada is a business man who cheats people. Potla loves a poor girl Manasi. Manasi calls him goon and to prove her wrong he starts working hard. He buys a taxi. He is dragged to court by Umapada on charges of beating him. But problems are eventually solved and he is released. more»

In Nabagram village an MBBS doctor Pradyut Sen came for his practice. In that village another Ayurvedic doctor Jibon Sen also lived and he had a roaring practice. Ayurvedic Sen had a habit of saying the lifespan of his patients. Pradyut disliked it very much and protested repeatedly against this myth. As a result an obvious ego clash and a communication gap and misunderstanding developed between them. Originally Pradyut was the only grandchild of Jibon Sen. Though Jibon s son Satyabandhu got married to a Christian girl, that s why he was not acceptable by his father. After a lot of drama Jibon came to know everything and accepted his daughter in law and grandchildren. more»

Bipasha is a 1962 Indian Bengali film, directed by Agradoot and produced by Chitra Prayojak. The film stars Uttam Kumar, Kamal Mitra, Suchitra Sen and Chhabi Biswas in lead roles. The film had musical score by Robin Chattopadhyay. more»

The story is as one poor village family's litle boy came to a rich man's house. The rich man of Roy Bahadur had a little daughter and he is dificult person. Few years affter the boy and the richman's daughter loved each other. But Roy Bahadur wants that his daughter's marriage arranged with his childhood friend's son. more»

Arabinda Ghosh the brilliant boy of Bengal after completion of his education from abroad joined Baroda estate. He was well-connected with Bengal from Baroda. Arabinda wrote some great article on independence from there. Armed revolution took and important role in Bengal under the leadership of different leaders in that time. Arabinda came from Baroda and joined that movement. Later he was convicted in Alipore Bomb Case. C R Das the great leader and advocate stood in the support of Arabinda Ghosh. He fought against the British and after a long battle C R Das won the case. Arabinda came out of jail with a different mind. He started his new life on the path of religion and philosophy and became an avid devotee of god. more»

Shanginee is a 1974 Indian Bengali film, directed by Dinen Gupta and produced by Bakshi Ajinder Singh. The film stars Soumitra Chattopadhyay, Sumitra Mukhopadhyay and Basanta Chowdhury in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Sudhin Dasgupta. more»

Granted 3 wishes by a benign king of Goblins, Goopy and Bagha can get food and clothes, hold people spellbound with their singing and drumming and travel to any place by wearing magic slippers. Married to the two daughters of the king of shundi, they are now kings themselves while attending a contest of magicians they met Acharya, ostensibly a venerable septuagenarian recently arrived in Anandpur and staying in an abandoned castle. The Guru of Acharya has disclosed to him that Bikram, a 12-year-old boy of Anandpur will be the cause of his death. Impressed by their magical powers, Acharya offers Goopy and Bagha to make them 20 years younger is they would obtain from him, three of the most priceless jewels in the world. Goopy and Bagha ask for time. Meanwhile, Acharya rounds up all the 12-year-old boss of Anandpur, bearing the name Bikram and make them his obedient slaves. Goopy and Bagha discover the boys, whom they had heard missing in Acharya's castle. They decide to give in to Acharya's demand to rescue the boys. Pundit Nayratna tells Goopy and Bagha that his grandson Kanu, whose real name is Bikram, has gone to teach a lesson to a demon living in the castle. Goopy and Bagha catch up with a resolutely marching Bikram and they go into the castle. Finally, they succeed in quelling Acharya and victory is achieved by thwarting the forces of evil. more»