A comical story of a man who moves to the city to become rich where he finds a unique institute that trains thieves. Through his journey as a fraud, the movie presents a satire to the society that is filled with cons and crooks of all kind. more»

Sukher Basa is a family drama that is based on the story of a joint family, how it breaks up and is finally brought back together. The movie shows how lust and greed makes man behaves like a monster and mistreat his parents and loved ones. And it shows also how little acts of kindness and respect can totally change a person into a better human being. The plotline is very gripping and has much emotional content, with many twists and valuable life lessons. And all the characters add to the content of the movie and the plot makes you understand the importance of being true at all times, and to always respect the ones who have sacrificed for you more»

Sonar Payra is a 1989 Indian Bengali film, directed by Mriganka Shekhar Roy and produced by Amar Haldipur. The film stars Snigdha Banerjee, Chaitali Ghoshal and Shyamal Ghoshal in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Mriganka Shekhar Roy. more»

Nupur fled from her Delhi house because of her marriage had been fixed with a very ugly looking man. She came to Calcutta to her college friend, but that place was not safe for her. As a result, she took shelter in Anjan Mukherjee s house. Anjan a bachelor music director and singer, originally from Lucknow initially became very irritated and disturbed, but later he understood the problem of Nupur and helped her. In such a situation, the great detective Bhanu and Jahar entered. They were following Nupur and tried level best to solve the case. Dr. Digambar Chatterjee had declared prize money of ten thousand rupees for her lost child. After a funny incident at Lalmati, Anjan got married to Nupur and Bhanu and Jahar were able to catch Nupur Mukherjee, not Nupur Chatterjee. more»

Nishi Bhor is the story of a mother and her two sons, Ajay and Sujoy. Ajay s step-mother raises him as her own son and toils hard to support his educational expenses. Ajay gets shelter at Pradip s place in Kolkata and starts giving tuition to Pradip s cousin sister Polly. Both of them eventually fall in love. Polly s parents are fond of Ajay and decides to get them married. Due to her failing health Ajay s mother is unable to work and earn money for Ajay s education. Sujoy drops out of school and starts selling vegetables to support his elder brother. When Ajay finds out about their plight he decides to sell their land to their maternal uncle. His maternal uncle buys the land from his mother at 3000 rupees but he tells Ajay that he paid 6000 rupees for it. This creates a misunderstanding between the mother and son and his mother leaves home with Sujoy. Polly s father however discovers the truth and exposes Ajay s uncle. Ajay regrets his behavior and is eventually united with his mother and brother. more»

Nilkantha, an alcoholic frustrated intellectual, suddenly finds himself out of the street. His wife, Durga has suffered for his waywardness and his love for the bottle, finally leaves him, taking their son with. Nachiketa, a young, unemployed engineer, stays behind to look after him. Bangbala, a young refugee form Bangladesh comes into the empty house looking for shelter. While they sit musing on a part bench, they are joined by Jagannath, a penniless Sanskrit teacher. The strange foursome start on their extraordinary journey to Kanchanpur, Nilkanth's wife's new home. They along with Panchanan Ustad, an exponent of the chhau dance witness a Chhau performance of goddess Durga destroying a demon. The group walks into a confrontation between the tribals and the landlord. The landlord shoots in panic and kills Jagannath. On their way to Nilkanth's wife Durga's place, they have to pass through a sal forest, where hidden eyes watch their progress. The forest is a hideout for rebellious extremists, the naxalites. Durga is not happy to see Nilkantha and insists that Nilkantha must leave. Nilkantha requests Durga to come early in the morning with some food to the Sal forest, where they will be spending the night and wanted to see his son's face in the first rays of the sun. Dawn breaks. Durga comes with her son into the forest. Suddenly a police party attacks the Naxalites. In the crossfire, Nilkantha is hit by a bullet and dies. The Naxalites lie scattered, killed by police bullets. The police party carries Nilkantha's body out of the forest, where silence descends once again. more»

Kallu Kondoru Pennu is a 1998 Indian Malayalam film, directed by Shyama Prasad and produced by G. Jayakumar. The film stars Suresh Gopi, Vijayashanthi, Dileep and Rajan P. Dev in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Ilaiyaraaja. more»

Kamal Mehra (Sudesh Kumar) lives in the village with his mother Shanta Mehra (Lalita Pawar) and younger sister, Sharda (Rajshree). They are poor and his mother has to mortgage her house in the village in order to send Kamal to the city for further education. She expects him to pay off the mortgage once he gets a job. Kamal gets a job and returns to the village with a wife Mona (Shyama), who is considered too modern for the village. When Kamal returns to the city, he stops sending money to his family. The mother and daughter leave for the city when they are informed that Kamal is not well. They are treated badly by Mona, who with her spendthrift habits gets into arguments with Kamal. When Kamal leaves for a job outside the city, Mona has Shanta and Sharda thrown out of the house.\n\nWandering on the streets, Shanta and Sharda collide with Kumar's (Manoj Kumar) car, who takes them to his home. Kamal is an employee of Kumar, but the fact is unknown to mother and daughter. Kumar and Sharda start liking each other and he insists that they stay at his place till the mother recovers. When Kamal returns home, he is upset to see his mother and sister missing. He leaves some money he is carrying for his employer with Mona, and goes off to the village to look for them, but is unable to find them. Mona spends three-fourths of the money Kamal had left in her care, and he has to find a way to return the money. Finally, Kamal unites with his mother and sister; Mona has learned her lesson from her errant ways, and Kumar and Sharda get married.\n\nThere is a sub-plot in the form of Kamal and Mona's neighbours; one is Sunder (Mehmood) and his wife Geeta (Savitri), who is shown as the traditional wife in comparison to Mona. Another neighbour is Jackson (Johnny Walker), who has left his wife Ganga (Minu Mumtaz) in the village. Wandering on the streets, Shanta and Sharda collide with Kumar's (Manoj Kumar) car, who takes them to his home. Kamal is an employee of Kumar, but the fact is unknown to mother and daughter. Kumar and Sharda start liking each other and he insists that they stay at his place till the mother recovers. When Kamal returns home, he is upset to see his mother and sister missing. He leaves some money he is carrying for his employer with Mona, and goes off to the village to look for them, but is unable to find them. Mona spends three-fourths of the money Kamal had left in her care, and he has to find a way to return the money. Finally, Kamal unites with his mother and sister; Mona has learned her lesson from her errant ways, and Kumar and Sharda get married. There is a sub-plot in the form of Kamal and Mona's neighbours; one is Sunder (Mehmood) and his wife Geeta (Savitri), who is shown as the traditional wife in comparison to Mona. Another neighbour is Jackson (Johnny Walker), who has left his wife Ganga (Minu Mumtaz) in the village. more»