Dulal Lahiri

Four men, all tired of their personal lives, plan an escapade to Uzbekistan to bring back the fun in their lives. They decide to not tell their respective wives about the plan, who then begin to speculate about it. What follows is a roller coaster ride of mistaken identity, unlimited entertainment, international mafia, and a plane hijack!

Dr. Somshankar Roy, a social scientist, engages Swagato and Anwesha to create a mock crisis on the streets. The aim is to observe reactions of people to different forms of crisis happening around them, and to analyse and derive conclusions about human behaviour from them. But all theories and deductions go astray when they come face to face with a real crisis in their own lives and cannot decipher whether the crisis is mock or real.

Surya returns to his birthplace to take revenge on the person who murdered his father. His alliance are five loyal servants of his father, from whom four were convicted wrongfully and served the sentences of 14 years for murdering their master.

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