Indraneil Sengupta

Pradosh C. Mitter Feluda, Topshe, and Lalmohan Ganguly go to Puri for vacation. One evening, the trio spot odd footprints on the sand. Later, Lalmohan Babu goes to meet an astrologer who is presumably gifted with extrasensory perception. Soon they stumble upon a dead body lying on the beach. Can they figure out the mystery?

Based on a real-life story, Mulk revolves around the struggles of a Muslim joint family from a small town in India, who fight to reclaim their honour after a member of their family takes to terrorism.

A group of young intellectuals and revolutionaries led by the brilliant young Indranath, a villainous party leader are fighting for independence from the colonial system. Ela, the group`s emancipated muse, feminist and teacher revolted first against her mothers orthodoxy, then against her aunt and finally against the larger politics, where she does not hesitate to deploy her physicality. The poet Attindra, Ela`s romantic love, who, like her doubts the cruelty of revolutionary acts sanctioned by Indranath`s ideals.

Kuhu and Pradeep, live a regular life, similar to that of most Indians who have decided to settle in the U.S. Independent, intelligent and attractive, Kuhu has settled for a life of traditional domesticity, complete with a sincere and hardworking husband and two beautiful children. It is a picture perfect family and Kuhu`s life would probably have carried on in this state of suspended happiness which never becomes overpowering and neither mellows enough to seem colourless had fate not had other plans. As the story progresses, the film takes us through the lives of these very diverse characters, each fighting their own battles to find peace and happiness and to live their lives, beyond right and wrong.