Mohan Kapur

This final film in the National Award-winning trilogy, following the blockbusters The Tashkent Files and The Kashmir Files, uncovers the darkest chapters of India`s past. The Bengal Files sheds light on the hidden history of the Hindu genocide in Bengal, including the harrowing events of The Direct Action Day, also known as the Great Calcutta Killings, and the Genocide of Noakhali. Billed as the most researched and painful Indian film of all time, it promises to uncover a forgotten and painful truth with a fearless and courageous approach.

RAW agents in London try to uncover the mole responsible for a series of brutal killings before they can find the last piece of evidence against China in its role of spreading a new pandemic.

A working mother with a teenage son shifts to a new town to escape her abusive husband and to begin a new life, but when she finds that her son is being forced to be party to a violent crime by his psychotic class friend, she has to decide if she is going to run away again or fight her deepest fears and stand up for herself.

A Bangalore-based police officer is told to go undercover in Mumbai, infiltrate the gang run by his childhood friends and bring them to justice. Bangalore-based Police Inspector Amar, a reformed juvenile, convicted for knifing a male, is approached by Mumbai's Police Commissioner Vinod Talwar, and assigned the task of locating the killer(s) of a businessman, Khanna. Amar soon finds out that the culprit is none other than his childhood friend, Raja Lokhande. His attempts to reform Raja will be ridiculed, his life will be endangered and out of control when he will be given an ultimatum to arrange an 'encounter' killing of not only Raja, but also his other childhood buddies, Surya, whose sister, Pooja, is his childhood sweetheart; and Jaggu, Raja's brother - while the underworld, led by Lala Roshanlal, asks him to prove himself by killing a Police Inspector attached to Naigaon Police Station. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com)