It has a script so predictable and clichéd that it forces you wonder when had you last seen such a film
It has a script so predictable and clichéd that it forces you wonder when had you last seen such a film
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Korapaak
It has a script so predictable and clichéd that it forces you wonder when had you last seen such a film
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Brahma Janen Gopon Kommoti
Shabari (Ritabhari Chakraborty), a priest's daughter, is a lecturer of Sanskrit. But her identity doesn't stop there. Influenced by her father's work, she too harbours a secret desire to perform rituals. But will she succeed in keeping all this under wraps even after she gets married?
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Bohomaan
The film does well in exploring some unusual angles to the clichéd human equations
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Rawkto Rawhoshyo
Story: Swarnaja has golden blood -- the common name for Rh-null -- the world’s rarest blood type. Can she save her bloodline?
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Saheber Cutlet
Ron wants to sell his ancestral house, go to Paris and open his own cafe. But fate has its ways.
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SOS Kolkata
A dreaded terrorist plans and executes a series of attacks in Kolkata, culminating in a hostage drama on the premises of a 5-star hotel. ATS officer Zakir Ahmed (Yash), who had lost his wife, Sanjana (Mimi), in an attack by the same terrorist, is on the scene with ATS technical head Amanda Jones (Nusrat) to rescue the hostages and arrest the terrorist.
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Shironam
A photojournalist goes missing from an assignment. Was it an abduction by political extremists?
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Dracula Sir
Primary schoolteacher Raktim Chowdhury (Anirban Bhattacharya) has a peculiar problem. His sharp and long canines make him resemble a vampire, which earns him the name Dracula Sir from his students. And he desperately tries to run away and hide from this reality. But is this all or are there more layers to his brooding personality?
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Switzerland
A middle-class young couple, Shibashish Saha (Abir Chatterjee) and Rumi Mitra (Rukmini Maitra), dream of a holiday in Switzerland. Shibashish is an auto salesman and Rumi, a primary school teacher. Burdened with EMIs and loans, they long for an escape. Will they be able to arrange the money for their dream destination?
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Cheeni
Cheeni (Madhumita), an advertising professional, is torn between her dysfunctional family, comprising her mother Mishti (Aparajita), and a future of starting a family with long-time beau Sudip (Saurav)
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Dictionary
Makar Kanti Chatterjee (Mosharraf) is a semi-educated self-made businessman who tries hard but often fails to communicate in English. On the other hand, his brother-in-law Suman (Arna) gets romantically involved with a woman (Nusrat) married to an introverted forest officer, Ashoke Sanyal (Abir). These two interconnected yet distinct stories form the crux of the film.
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Prem Tame
Pablo first finds his love in Arshi, then Raji, and finally in Khogen.
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Magic
A magician's (Debshankar Halder) son Indra (Ankush Hazra), apparently happy-go-lucky, has a dark secret. Will his love interest Kriti (Oindrila Sen) be able to make him face his demons?
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Flyover
A journalist unearths hidden murder mysteries revolving around traffic violations at Lake Gardens flyover
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Golondaaj
Golondaaj is Dev and Dhrubo’s ode to social reformist and father of Indian football Nagendra Prasad Sarbadhikari in an appealing biopic
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Bony
Life takes a turn for the worse for Milan-based Bengali couple Sabyasachi (Parambrata) and Pratibha’s (Koel) after their son, Bony, is born with a rare neurological disorder. But soon it’s apparent that things are not as straightforward as it seems.
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Avijatrik
In a sequel to the classic Apu Trilogy of Satyajit Ray, the film explores the wanderlust of the protagonist Apu with a six-year-old son in tow.
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Anusandhan
Indra (Saswata), a corporate honcho based in the UK, takes shelter in a mansion on a stormy night. There, a family of lawyers (Churni, Joydeep, Riddhi and Priyanka) lures him into a mock trial, where his life is dissected in an attempt to prove him guilty of murder.
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Baba Baby O
Megh Roddur (Jisshu U Sengupta) is an engineer and a father to twins through surrogacy. Brishti (Solanki Roy) is the owner of a kids' toy shop. Megh Roddur's life takes a turn when he meets Brishti. He falls in love with her. While Megh loves children, Brishti simply hates them.
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Kakababur Protyaborton
Kakababu (Prosenjit Chatterjee) and Santu (Aryann Bhowmik) take on greedy poachers in Africa
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