Kamrul Hossain Mihir

In a future plagued by deadly diseases, a desperate father must confront the moral implications of an advanced chip technology that grants extra years of life at the cost of someone else's.

Kingshuk, a consulting criminologist at the Kolkata Police, finds himself in a ghastly case of repeated murders with only one common link. As his investigation unfolds, Kingshuk encounters a series of grotesque killings and unexpected turn of events as he sets out to investigate the mysterious trail.

Amazon Obhijaan, directed by Kamaleswar Mukherjee will see Dev returning in his role as the famous adventurer Shankar exploring the length and breadth of South America, including the vast jungle of Amazon in a search of the mysterious land of gold, El Dorado. Laden with natural difficulties, wild animals-anacondas, black caimans, jaguar, savage tribes and vicious gold digger, Shankar travels thousands of miles and fight off every danger to reach the mythical city of El Dorado. Amazon Obhijaan is shot extensively across Brazil, including underwater at two rivers, Rio Negro and Rio Solimoes.

The story revolves around the lives of Indians living abroad who often tends to adapt to foreign cultures as their own while consciously or unconsciously forgetting the rich traditions back home. Anna (Subhashree), an NRI brought up in London is brought to India by her father on the occasion of Durga Puja, with plans of getting her married to Dev. Anna is already in love with a half Brit man. Anna delays the marriage and hatches a plan to bring Dev to London and break up with him there. What happens after Dev comes to London forms the crux of the film.