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»

Priyoranjan and Ratnakar are very good friends. They are almost like brothers. Everything was fine until Priyo ties the knots with Chirosree. They get married against their parents wish. They start their new family in poverty, but with a lot of passion. Whenever they needed something Ratnakar was always there to help them. They have a baby boy also, but the situation changes soon as Ratnakar and Chiorosree gets close to each other. Priyo could not stand their friendship as he starts to dislike Ratnakar and finally he fights with Chirosree regarding this issue. In the meantime, he degrades as a person also. He goes to the racecourse and lands up in jail. Chirosree with her own merit and able guidance of Ratnakar starts a new business of cosmetics and soon finds success. She also gets unlikely help from the bank officer to avail a loan. In the end though Priyo gets released from jail and finds his wife and son. Finally, with the help of that very person Ratnakar Priyo is reunited with his family and the film ends on a happy note. more»

Kony a promising swimmer lived in a slum of Kolkata with her widow mother and brother. Khit da a swimmer coach spotted her in a local meet. He started to train her with his own cost. Day by day, Koni showed her ability and within few days, she started to compete with state level swimmers. In such an odd her elder brother encouraged a lot. Unfortunately, her elder brother died and they became poorer. Later Koni took a job in a shop as a salesperson. Khit da on the other hand put his every effort to make her successful in state level competition, but there also politics made her isolated. At last, Koni got the chance in national meet as a reserve. Suddenly one of the contestants became ill and Koni replaced her. In final Koni showed her fighting ability and won the competition. more»

Saanjhbatir Rupkathara is a 2002 Indian Bengali film, directed by Anjan Das and produced by Arindam Chaudhuri, Sandip Sen. The film stars Ferdous Ahmed, Indrani Halder, Soumitra Chatterjee, Paran Bandopadhyay, Ketaki Dutta, Chhanda Chattopadhyay, Debshankar Haldar and Ratna Sarkar Mondal in lead roles. The film has musical score by Jyotishka Dasgupta more»

"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»

Amar Kahini is a 1993 Indian Bengali film, directed by Indranil Goswami and produced by Acedemy Motion Pictures. The film stars Tapas Paul, Ritu Das, Anil Chatterjee, Sumitra Mukherjee, Biplab Chatterje, Kamu Mukherjee, Anuradha Ray and Rajaram in lead roles. The music of the film was composed by Aranab Chattopadhyay. more»

This is a story about an educated and established guy, Alokendu Roy (Chiranjit) and Pravati Acharya (Mohua Roychowdhury). They fall in love with each other and decide to get married. But Alokendu's father Subhendu Roy (Tarun Kumar) delayed their marriage due to his election. Alokendu decides to opt for a registry marriage with Pravati. Later, they have an accident, a boy is injures but Alakendu runs away. Pravati oposes him and starts hating Alokendu. Alokendu realises his fault and surrenders to the police. Police arrest him and called Pravati as a witness. Subhendu tries to saved his son's life. The lower of Alokendu Mr. Dutta (Dilip Roy) proved that it was an accident and the boy died on the spot, Alokendu tried to save him, but he failed. Court released him. Pravati realises her fault and apologises to Alokendu. more»

Dak Diye Jai is a 1978 Indian Bengali film, directed and produced by Ranjitmul Kankaria. The film stars Anup Kumar, Sumitra Mukherjee and Subrata Chattopadhyay in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Timir Baran. 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»

Hing Ting Chhawt is an Indian Bengali film directed by Anusua Roy Choudhury and produced by Sugata Bal and Krishnendu Das. The film stars Soumitra Chattopadhyay, Samadarshi Dutta, Ankita Chakraborty and Rajatava Dutta in the lead roles. The music of the film was composed by Mayukh & Mainak. more»