Ruma Guha Thakurta

The film is about a crippled doctor who helps a paralyzed rape victim. A young woman is molested one evening in her office. While fighting off the three men, she sustains injuries and is bedridden for a while. She is fortunate enough, however, to receive proper medical care and also emotional support. The Doctor decides to treat her. How will he overcome all odds and do it?

In this adaption of the Ibsen stage play, an idealistic physician discovers that the town's temple waters are dangerously contaminated. But with the community relying on the holy attraction for tourist dollars, his warnings go unheeded. Ashoke Gupta is an idealistic doctor working in a town near Calcutta. He discovers that the water at a popular temple is the source of an outbreak of typhoid and hepatitis. In order to save lives, he risks his career to try and call attention to this polluted water source, while a local group of building contractors attempt to discredit him in various ways.

A tough cop must come to terms with his brother and rival, and with his mother's tainted past. Samrat is the local goon of Debipur who is a terror for the corrupt and a saviour of the poor. He is the only solace of the poor villagers against all odds including the evil moneylender Pannalal. His increasing power and popularity with the people led to the Police department bring in their best man, Subroto in charge of the area. This leads to a tiff between the two brothers, unknown of each other's identity. Samrat is actually the elder brother of Subroto, who was left at the hands of a nurse soon after his birth by the unmarried mother's father (Subroto's grandfather). It is destiny again that the brothers are united followed by a happy ending where the mother and the father accepts the elder son into the family with open arms. —Angel Digital.

Antony Firingee of Portuguese bloodline strives to become a renowned Bengali folk poet. However, his love for a courtesan named Shakila leads him towards a tragic end.

Unhappy with his dependence on others, a man in his 80s wishes to go back to his youth. Once while traveling, he falls into a pond and is overjoyed when his dream comes true.

Ill-behaved and disrespected like a burden by his own sons, an 80 year old person wishes of going back to his youth.

A taxi driver, Narsingh, attempts to reinvent his life by visiting his native place. Instead, he unwillingly gets involved in Sukhanram`s smuggling and human trafficking business.

Soumitra Chatterjee plays Narsingh, a taxi driver. Narsingh is a proud and hot-tempered Rajput with a passion for his car, a vintage 1930 Chrysler and his Rajput heritage. Being a descendent of a royal Rajput family, his self-esteem is reflected through his inability to accept insult and defeat, as a result of which he even takes part in a small race with his car. He does not want to be the one who falls behind and develops a strong hatred for women and mankind in general. As a result of reckless driving, while overtaking the car which carried the district inspector, his licence is taken from him. He is utterly destroyed by it, since the cab was his life after his wife had left him for good. Deeply affected by the insult and a feeling of rootlessness, he decides to go back to the land of rajput where his true rajput lineage will be respected. While on an aimless journey, Narasingh is picked up by Sukharam who is a local Marwari businessman with a record of smuggling and human trafficking. Sukharam (Charuprakash Ghosh) offers him a handsome fee to transport some goods which actually is opium. The realisation of the immoral trade puts Narshing in a compromising position, but he decides to join hands with Sukharam anyways. After all no one he saw was truly following the path of law and morality, not even his ideal and beloved Neeli (Ruma Guha Thakurta). Neeli runs away with the crippled lover of hers and Narasingh's deep distrust of women deepens. As a result, even after knowing that Gulabi is a victim of Sukharams trafficking he forces her to sleep with him without any emotional involvement. At this point he is almost on the verge of becoming the one he used to hate, the lawless ones who also fail to face the world. Gulabi (Waheeda Rehman), on the other hand is a melancholy, demonstrative and beautiful village widow. Gulabi is instinctively drawn to Narsingh. In spite of losing her dignity, she still looks at the bright side of life and has trust that Narshing is not immoral. She is attracted to him from the beginning and ready for a physical relationship, though not as a prostitute which Sukharam intended her to be at that time, but as a village girl. After he decides to join the gang of smugglers consisting of a legal deal and selling his car, he finds that all his friends that had been with him for so long, including Rama, and Neeli's brother, have abandoned him. He gets the money and social status he wanted but reduces himself to Mama Bhagne, a symbol of someone carrying the baggage of his own sin on his head, until he topples and is reduced to mere pebbles with no dignity. He changes, and rescues Gulabi just in time, before she was to be sold to the same lawyer who was a member of the smuggling racket he had thought of joining. The tension of the good and evil collapses and the old car makes another journey into nothingness but with a halo of light ahead of it, the light of love.