Megh is a 1961 Indian Bengali Movie directed by Utpal Dutt. The film stars Utpal Dutt, Anil Chatterjee, Rabi Ghosh, Jahor Roy and Haradhan Bandopadhyay in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Ravi Shankar. more»

During the decade of 1970, a company decided to recruit 100 stuffs for their vacant positions. But the number of unemployed youth was so much that almost 30000 people applied for that job. Here Mrinal Sen neatly introduced some characters who actually portrayed the scenario in which they were going through. A journalist actually recorded all reports direct from applicants when they were queued up for the collection of forms. Some of them were victimized by black marketers, some families were facing labour problem due to company lockouts. But everybody was standing for the collection of form for those vacant positions. The pressure was increased day by day, at last the management had to call the police to tackle the situation. Suddenly few posters were seen on the sides of the roads and pavements. Those 30000 applicants became united. Some phone calls also conveyed by them. At last people organized an uprising and symbolically they protest against the system of ruling. more»

Sesh Parba is a 1972 Indian Bengali film, directed by Chitta Basu. The film stars Pahari Sanyal, Anup Kumar, Samit Bhanja and Utpal Dutt in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Anil Bagchi. more»

Gyanoda is a very rich man who loses his son and daughter in law in a fatal accident. He is left with his granddaughter Parama who grows up to be a spoilt brat and a faithful maidservant. Before dying Gyanoda makes a unique, will, which provides only 500 rupees to Parama every month unless she gets married. In case her husband dies or gets divorced then Parama will get the whole property. Thus, Parama searches for a henpecked guy whom she plans to marry and divorce after a month. Gyanoda s maidservant s son Anondo, who left home in his childhood comes back to become Parama s temporary husband. He conceals his identity and tries to mend her ways but Parama does not like this and she starts fighting a lot with Anondo. She even tries to get him out of her way with the help of her evil factory manager Nepal but this plan misfires and Parama lands in trouble. Anondo comes in at the right time and rescues her. In the end, Parama undergoes a change of heart and the movie ends happily. more»

Dr. Dipta Roy was a successful doctor, extremely committed to his duty. After completing his FRCS from London, Dipta takes up the responsibility to run a hospital in the suburbs. He brings about a lot of welcoming changes to the setup and the way the treatment is done. He meets Achena a local schoolteacher with a nursing degree who offers assistance and together they run the hospital successfully. Soon they marry each other. After marriage, however Achena yearns to become more of a housewife and her commitment slackens. Dipta takes this extremely bitterly and soon a rift is created between the two. They separate. Many years later Dipta and Achena come face to face with each other again. more»

A rich and successful industrialist, Khokon Chowdhary, gets everything he wants but still gets drunk alone every night. His young wife, Soma, deprived of love and disturbed with his attitude, stumbles into someone from her past. Khokon's scarred childhood and Soma's desire for love lead them to some unfortunate events. Will they survive what fate has in store for them? more»

Thagini is a 1975 Indian Bengali film, directed by Tarun Majumdar. The film stars Bijay Mohanty, Siddhanta Manmohan Mahapatra and Premanjan in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Hemanta Mukherjee. more»

When a woman named Champa confides in Rekha that Madhusudan, whom she loves has got her pregnant, Rekha confronts Madhusudan, who denies it. Rekha disbelieves him. Furious, he goes in search of Champa, only to find that she has disappeared. Soon, he is arrested by the police on a charge of stealing money from his uncle, found guilty, and sent to jail for several years. After his discharge, he returns home and finds that his uncle is dead. The entire scenario changes when an employee takes over the estate and the property. Unable to reconcile himself to the changed circumstances, he gets addicted to alcohol in a big way and lives the life of a half-man and half-beast who is hated by one and all. more»

Ghoom Bhangar Gaan is a 1965 Indian Bengali film, directed by Shankar Bhattacharya and produced by Biswaranjan Sengupta. The film stars Jahor Roy, Sova Sen, Anil Chatterjee in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Sudhin Dasgupta. more»

Pratipaksha is a 1988 Indian Bengali film, directed by Rathish Dey Sarkar and produced by Satyajit Films. The film stars Prosenjit, Utpal Dutt and Chinmoy Roy in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Ajoy Das. more»