Jaya Ahsan

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.

A jobless villager moves to Dhaka for work but gets entangled in a conspiracy. After being wrongly accused in a TV station attack, he must clear his name and expose corruption, while a dangerous impersonator plots in the shadows. Swadhin, a young man from a village, struggles to find work after failing 22 times. Pressured by his fiancée's family, he moves to Dhaka with just two months to land a stable job-only to be swept into a disturbing conspiracy. During a raid, Swadhin is wrongly detained alongside a group of disappeared persons, revealing a web of systemic corruption and political manipulation. His life takes a violent turn when masked gunmen storm Channel Bangla, a prominent TV news station. The attackers broadcast a chilling message live, framing Swadhin for the terrorist assault. As authorities scramble, evidence begins to surface implicating Shafayet, though ministers hush up the truth for a 1000 crore bribe from the victim's father. In a tense televised showdown, Swadhin hijacks the broadcast with the help of Saira Ali (Jaya Ahsan), an intrepid retired journalist hosting the live feed. On air, he exposes the bribery scheme, publicly naming the ministers involved, and turns the tables on those who scapegoated him. Yet a shocking twist emerges: the man leading the assault isn't Swadhin but Mikhail-a ruthless terrorist masterfully impersonating him and absconding with the money. Mikhail is played by none other than Shakib Khan-who also appears as Swadhin-in a powerful dual performance. The film concludes as Mikhail escapes, and Afran Nisho makes a cameo as Masud, vowing vengeance and promising a deadly pursuit-hinting at an explosive sequel. —SHOAIB ULLAH

Dawshom Awbotaar is a gripping tale about a serial killer on the loose and a relentless pursuit of justice on the brink of chaos.

A serial killer terrorizes the city of Kolkata, India, mirroring the mythological stories of Vishnu and his 10 Avatars in his killing methods. Police officers Prabir and Poddar are charged with handling the case. A serial killer is terrorizing the city of Kolkata in early 2000s. His methods of killing resemble closely the mythological stories about Vishnu and his ten Avatars. Prabir and Poddar, one experienced senior and the other an energetic young police officer, is charged with handling the case.

Heir to the Bikrampur Estate and one of three princes, Mahendra Kumar Choudhari, known for his lavish lifestyle and philanderous ways, contracts syphilis and is taken to Darjeeling for treatment by his wife Chandrabati Devi. On his way, Mahendra Kumar passes away under mysterious circumstances and is cremated in Darjeeling, following which his brothers inherit Bikrampur Estate. Twelve years later, a Sanyasi, who has a striking resemblance to the supposed dead prince, makes his way to the estate. People begin to take notice of the Sanyasi and news spread that the estate's lost prince is back. Who is this Sanyasi? Is he really the long-gone prince?

The film follows a day in the lives of five women from different walks of life. They find themselves connected as they crisscross each other's paths while dealing with the crisis of modern-day urban life.

Padma, a Hindu widow, finds an injured man near a river in Bangladesh. After bringing him home, she finds out that he is a Muslim from India and decides to hide his true identity from the villagers.

Another Man's Treasure is a documentary about the Biggest Rummage Sale in the World and a meditation on the powers and pleasures of our possessions. Another Man's Treasure is an investigation of the biggest rummage sale in the world along with a meditation on the powers and pleasures of possessions. The Bainbridge Island Rotary Auction and Rummage Sale is an annual one-day event started in 1960 and has evolved into one of the most successful charity fundraisers ever (grossing revenues of over a half million dollars in a single day!) by community building, constantly refining strategy and attention to technical innovations. The annual event is a spectacle of good will and generosity, and in assembling this astonishing array of donated goods, it allows for a rich view of our culture through the possessions we sell, buy, collect and give away. —Steve Stolee Another Man's Treasure is an investigation of the biggest rummage sale in the world along with a meditation on the powers and pleasures of possessions. The Bainbridge Island Rotary Auction and Rummage Sale is an annual one-day event started in 1960 and has evolved into one of the most successful charity fundraisers ever by community building, constantly refining strategy and attention to technical innovations. In 2017, the sale raised well over half a million dollars in six hours (!). The annual event is a high energy spectacle of good will and generosity, and in assembling this astonishing array of hundreds of thousands of donated goods for sale, it allows for a rich view of our culture through the possessions we sell, buy, collect and give away. —Steve Stolee

This film revolves around the era of 1947 and explores the consequences of partition of India. Delving into the grim history of the partition, Mukherjee`s movie Rajkahini is weaved around a border between the two nations that runs through a brothel housing eleven women.

`Aborto` talks about the relentless pursuit of prominence in one`s career, and the resulting alienation from loved ones in terms of sensitivity, feeling and emotion. The film portrays a vortex of emotions, drama and relationships between Shyamal, Charu, Hari, Duli and Runu, characters which were influenced by protagonists in various Satyajit Ray`s Films.