Ananya Chatterjee

Shashi, an urbane doctor, returns to his native village, a place seemingly mired in a backward way of life, for a short visit. As he becomes closely involved with the villagers, Shashi`s short stay threatens to become permanent.

People battling their inner demons in a gripping melting pot of memories in mind, where justice, morality and humanity clash in an electrifying showdown full of unpredictable twists!

Jaatishwar is the story of Rohit, a Gujarati born and brought up in Bengal, who falls in love with a woman who is Bengali with a vengeance. She is obsessed with the Bengali language, hates using English words, loves Bengali poetry, songs and believes in the intellectual superiority of the race. Naturally, she rejects his proposal and challenges him to write, compose and sing a perfect Bengali song for her. After this, their paths diverge. Mahamaya becomes a RJ who works for a radio station which eventually is entrusted the responsibility of organizing a rock concert involving bands from India and Bangladesh. Rohit meanwhile goes to Portugal to study Colonial history, and decides to do it on Heynesman Antony, a Portuguese who was born in 19th Century Bengal and went onto become of the leading minstrels of that time. In his fieldwork, he meets a mysterious man, Kushawl Hajra in Chandannagore, who claims to be Antony`s reincarnation. Rohit starts recording his narrative of his past life as Antony for his dissertation. From here we see a journey of two men separated by one and a half century - both learning an alien language and going on to write songs in that overcoming all odds. How Rohit woos Mahamaya with the perfect Bengali song, and how Kushawl deals with his psychological disorder forms the rest of the story.

Aniket is one of the finest Bengali filmmakers, devoted to making the best films. His wife, Deepti was an actress who gave up her career when she met and fell in love with him, choosing instead to raise their son, Apratim. Along comes Shikha, a pretty young starling, who resembles Deepti in her younger days. Shikha is selected to work in Aniket's new film and Deepti coaches her for the same. But Aniket finds himself falling for the young woman who's as old as his son, despite the sadness and trouble it brings to his family.

Meghe Dhaka Tara is a 2013, Bengali movie, directed and written by Kamaleswar Mukherjee. The movie was shot in black and white, except the last scene, which was in colour. The movie follows a struggling artist, Nilkantha, who suffers from depression.