Rupam Islam

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

As Kanu, the old and loyal man-servant of the family opens the doors to a room, he is in for the shock of his life. What lay in front of him was unmistakably dead, and decaying. Who had died in that house? Was it a murder or an accident?

Abir is the quintessential next door boy who leads an ordinary life. But the circumstances that he finds himself in are not so ordinary. When he finally achieves everything (or at least thinks so), a single encounter turns his world upside down, and his very existence is questioned. Buro Sadhu is a film which speaks about an individual`s journey from boyhood to manhood, focusing on his strained relationship with his family and his passion for films as a medium of storytelling.

Ratul, a village boy, has set out to make an Oscar-nominated film after dreaming about the award calling his name. What follows next is an absolute laugh riot and chaos, as the entire village joins hands with Ratul.

Kumar finds a black human skull with a puzzle etched on it, from his grandfather's room. Unable to make any sense out of it, he takes the skull to his trusted friend, Bimal, who is a professor of Anthropometry. Together, they decipher the puzzle, only to discover that it hints at an ancient Tibetan treasure hidden somewhere in the dense jungles of Neora Valley. In order to satisfy their appetite for adventure, and to bring Hiranmay back safely, Bimal and Kumar sets out on a dangerous adventure, however, they are not the only ones after treasure, they have to deal with the dangerous criminal who is after the treasure. The duo have to rely on their wits and heroics for survival on their mission.