Saurav Das

Abhhiman is an emotionally layered drama about memory, legacy, and the cost of love, set against the haunting world of music and cinema.

Karna Subarna'er Guptodhon, the third film of Guptodhon Franchise, brings back another thrilling adventure of Sona da, Abir & Jhinuk. Invited for a wonderful occasion, the trio's vacation soon turns into a dangerous quest for the greatest treasure of Bengal. As Sona Da will try to unlock every clue, his wit and mind will constantly get challenged, while his loved ones will be put on parole and his entire adventure will be under a web of threats until he unearths one of the greatest treasures that Bengal has ever known.

Ke Tumi Nandini is the journey of a young, spirited girl Nandini (Rupsha), who is of tom-boyish nature and aspires to be a medical student. She develops a liking for a man named Abir ( Bonny) much older than her and a fitness trainer and social worker . Over the course of the rest of the film, Nandini constantly tries to attract the attention of Abir in different ways possible but he seems to be not interested in her. Will Nandini be able to make Abir fall in love with her? Will her love story have a happy ending?

Finally Bhalobasha depicts three stories that narrate the relationships between people of different age and gender, which is considered as a social taboo in our society. The movie very aesthetically shows how people in such relations go through the test of time by mentally juggling the concept of sin and their need of physical longing that finally transcends into true love.

The film revolves around a young mother, a victim of the war who represents the generation of civil war-torn women, children, and mothers of Northern Sri Lanka, but it makes the audience realize that the aftermath of war is universal. The location of the film shows the sixth type of land that the war created. Everyone is full of hopes, but what they seek makes the difference. The characters are fighting a different war. —Anantha ramann