Anuradha Roy

Every happy Family Album is picture-perfect with smiley pics of the caring Ma, successful Baba, the responsible older sister, and of course the highly brilliant soon-to-be-going to IIT younger brother. What if you clicked on a hidden link that exposes everyone`s crazy secrets and lies? What if your sister, soon-to-be-married, has a girl friend who is not just a friend? What if your aimless brother just wants to chill out, get high and not really want to do much with life? What if your loving nagging Ma is worrying about losing her youth as a woman? What if your responsible father has his own bag of skeletons in his closet? Why hide? Why pretend? This is a movie that exposes the not-so picture-perfect Family Album... a hilarious and sad and eccentric concoction of the truth.

A rich young man must prove his love for a simple village belle; she is humiliated by his family, so he opts to rusticate with hers.

Sankar adopted by rich business man saves his master's house 'Chowdhury Villa' from Rudraprasad Sen. Honest businessman Amar Chowdhury (Rajak) had a happy family with his wife, two sons, daughters-in-law and a daughter. He reared Sankar (Prasenjit), an orphan boy as his own son. Sankar looked after each and every need of this family. Amar Chowdhury won the post of president of the mill owners' association by defeating strong competitor Rudraprasad Sen (Dulal Lahiri) . Out of grief, Rudraprasad Sen burnt the factory of Amar Chowdhury with the help of Vikram (Arun Banerjee), and made every effort to make him penny-less. In that helpless situation, Arun Chowdhury's sons insulted and deserted him. They also slandered Sankar. Amar Chowdhury drove Sankar out by showing false anger. Sankar achieved his goal of becoming an actor with the help of Kesto da (Sunil Mukherjee), a production manager. After the completion of 'Chowdhury Villa' Shanti Devi (Anuradha Roy) died out of grief. Sankar became rich and artfully saved 'Chowdhury Villa' from Rudraprasad Sen. —Swarup Basak

Binodini Roy, a renowned industrialist doesn't like her son-in-law who is an uncultured mechanic. Mrs. Binodini Roy, a renowned industrialist, wants to marry off her elder daughter Rupa to her business partner's son. Rupa is against the marriage and hence she escapes from her house with the help of her father. On the way to one of her uncle's house, a cabbie tries to rob her belongings. But she is saved by a handsome motor-mechanic named Somu. Somu takes her to her uncle's house where he turns out to be one of his acquaintances. Gradually, Rupa and Somu come close to each other. One day they have a heated argument; but it's precisely after this that they realize their love for each other. They make up and even get married secretly without informing Rupa's mother. Soon, on her father's request, Rupa returns home. Her mother refuses to acknowledge her marriage; instead she decides to marry her off to her former match. On the day of her marriage, just when Rupa had given up all hope; Somu makes a dramatic entry to take charge of his 'sasurbari' (in-laws' house). But is it only his love for Rupa that has brought him here; or does Somu have a secret of his own? —Swarup Basak

Fate separated Shipra and Krishna from their respective daughters during their birth. Will they all re-unite?