Sabyasachi Chakraborty

Noor Jahan is a Bengali movie starring Adrit Roy, Puja Cherry and Tulika Basu in prominent roles. It is a romance-drama directed by Abhimanyu Mukherjee with Savvy Gupta as the music composer, forming part of the crew.

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.

Rajib, an intelligence agent, fights terrorists. However, when a notorious gangster escapes custody, Rajib gets entangled in a conspiracy to kill the chief minister.

Professor Asimava Bose, a fellow at the Oxford University, attains international acclaim with his novel 'The Big Bong Theory', winning the prestigious Arthur C Clarke Award. He then visits his hometown Kolkata with his wife Indrani Mitra where he received a parcel on his birthday, containing a copy of the book 'Meghnad Bodh Kabyo'. Six months prior to his visit, he had received the same book without the sender's name or any trace of the sender. However, the parcel that he received on his birthday has a particular page bookmarked with a line highlighted in it. Indrani starts to notice a change in Asimava's behaviour, that he has become disconcertingly quiet and withdrawn. One morning, Asimava doesn't return home from his morning walk, which is when the hunt to find the culprit behind these mysterious actions take place. One of the prime suspects stumbles upon a clue by chance and takes it upon himself to solve the mystery himself.

Hemlock Society tells the unique story of a man who runs a workshop where lessons are given on how to commit suicide successfully. The school has on its roll professors who demonstrate fail-safe methods in committing suicide. The film takes a hard look at death and how life triumphs over death.

The inhabitants of an abandoned house, a group of spirits, try everything to save their home from being broken down after a rich businessman plans on constructing a swanky shopping mall in its place.

Royal Bengal Rahasya is based on a novel in the popular Feluda Series created by the eminent author and director Satyajit Ray. The story is set in the forests of Dooars where Feluda arrives to crack a riddle, hinting at a treasure trail, on the invitation of a zamindar, who`s a shikari and wildlife writer.

Gorosthane Shabdhan is a walk through Victorian Calcutta. Satyajit Ray wrote this Feluda novel in 1977. By accident, more than anything else, the three finds themselves beside the grave of Thomas Godwin. The grave was dug up by some miscreants for unknown reasons. The rather colorful history of Mr. Godwin makes Feluda curious to know more about the man.From the diary of Thomas` daughter Charlotte, Feluda finds that a very precious clock went to Thomas` grave with him. To his surprise, Feluda finds that another party knows about this clock and they are trying to get it. Thanks to the brilliance of the detective and the help of `Haripadobabu`, the chauffeur of Mr. Ganguli, their plot is foiled.

The movie is about a stereotypical family where a father (Sabyasachi Chakraborthy) decides everything for his son (Hiran), including what he should eat or even wear. The smothered son wants to break free but cannot because of his love for his dad and apparent helplessness. But when his father wants him to marry someone he doesn`t like, he wakes up and decides to marry the one he loves.