Bidipta Chakraborty

A tribute to auteur Mrinal Sen, the film intricately weaves the personal and professional journeys of Mrinal Sen and Anjan Dutt through their collaboration on an ambitious film project, Chaalchitra, in 1981.

Bismillah is a Bengali movie starring Kaushik Ganguly, Riddhi Sen, and Shubhasree Ganguly in prominent roles. It is a drama directed by Indradeep Dasgupta forming part of the crew.

Baba, Baby O... revolves around a 40-something Megh who decides to have babies through surrogacy but his life takes a U-turn when he meets Brishti.

Narasingha is a lonely old man, who is a master in the dying art of ventriloquism. Isolated and ridiculed by his neighbours, he spends his time making up conversations with people from his past by mimicking their voices. Then one day he gets an old, regal armchair and he finds himself becoming bold and confident like he wasn`t before.

Parimal is born a boy, but there has always been another identity hidden within Parimal's male physical appearance. The only way out for him is to escape from his parents, his family, and his neighborhood in search of a world that did not seem so unidentifiable. In his quest, Parimal reaches a new city, Kolkata where he is welcomed by a transgender shelter. And Parimal soon becomes Puti. There, he meets Madhu and falls in love with him. As Madhu discovers more about Puti's physicality, he wonders how he could feel attracted to a woman who has a male body? Were these things even possible in reality? Will their love survive the guillotine of societal barriers?

An ageing Byomkesh decides to call it quits and passes the baton of 'Satyanweshi' to his grandson Satyaki Bakshi. Is this the end of the road for the iconic detective? Or another grand new beginning? Bidai Byomkesh offers a unique insight into the inner world of a great character who has inspired awe in generations of readers and viewers alike.

An aged Byomkesh Bakshi and a tale of his family. After 2 years of exile, one night 'Khoka' A.K.A Abhimanyu Bakshi surrenders in a police station declaring a murder. His son Satyaki initially accepts that fact but after his grandfather's suggestions he tries to uncover the truth and uncovers a grand conspiracy. Will he be able to find the 'satya' (truth) in time? —KOUSHIK MAJUMDER

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.