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»

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»

Sriman Pritthiraj is a simple heartwarming tale of a child couple and their journey from being complete strangers to friends and eventually discovering the emotions unknown till then. The movie is a romantic comedy and a family entertainer however has certain degrees of practicality and seriousness. more»

Mukthana Muttalalo is a 1967 Indian Tamil film, directed by R Vittal produced by Vittal and Kamalam. The film stars Muthuraman, Sujatha and Jai Ganeshan in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by M S Viswanathan. more»

Navendhu belongs to a middle-class family. He is laden with family responsibilities. Things take a turn when his boss Avinash Gupta gets him arrested for the crime he hasn't committed. 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»

Anand Narayan comes from a poor family, which consists of his wife, Gayatri, daughter, Kamla and two sons Madhu and Govind. Through hard work, Anand starts on his way to success. He meets with Nekiram, who becomes his business partner and also his samdhi (in-law) as his daughter is in love with Madhu. Both get married in a simple ceremony. After this marriage, both Nekiram and Anand and his family work hard at preparing food in a small sweet shop. Lord Krishna then appears to Anand who asks the Lord for material success. After this meeting Anand's Dhaba grows into a restaurant, then a larger fancier restaurant, finally a five star hotel. Now Anand and his family are all wealthy and live in a palatial home. Bhagwan Shri Krishna regularly visits him and asks about him and his family. Anand proudly takes all the credit and asks Krishna to accompany him to see his success and his hotel. Bhagwan Krishna declines, but agrees to do so later. Things don't go quite as well for Anand, when he finds out that Nekiram has been cheating him. Nekiram leaves the house, but Madhu accompanies him. Then Anand finds that Govind has been squandering money and time on women and alcohol and to top his disappointment Kamla gets pregnant. When Bhagwan Krishna comes to visit Anand again, he admits that he is a failure, his health is poor, and his family are all strangers to him. Lord Krishna advises Anand that this is his life and he must learn from the Mahabharata and that every life is a struggle, which is confused by relations and near and dear ones and also by one's ego. Once the ego is removed, then only one can see clearly. But will Anand be able to understand and carry out what Lord Krishna is asking him to? Or will end up taking the blame, like he took the credit, upon himself? more»