Sayantika Banerjee

Three different stories of three different people- an undercover cop on a hunt of an international criminal, a small time entrepreneur who accidentally witnesses a murder, and a criminal lawyer hated for defending rapists.

Aditya Roy Chowdhury (Ankush) plays a dashing, young millionaire---the irresistible Casanova with a heart of gold. He successfully runs the business of resorts. His high-flying life is anchored by his best friend and business associate, Prachi (Sayantika). Life is all about fun and work and girls, till his car bumps into Esha`s (Nusrat) cycle. Aditya is instantly enamored by the pretty and innocent girl who seems to have no interest in the flirty, rich bachelor. He ends up giving her a job in his resort even though she can`t work in the second shift. As times goes by, Aditya starts sharing his deepest thoughts with Esha. She sees the simple, lovable man behind the successful persona who loves the food made by his aunt. Unwittingly, she loses her heart to this flirty man who confesses to be commitment phobic. These three characters become the best of buddies. Prachi sees the growing chemistry between these two and she keeps her love for Aditya hidden inside her. Turbulence occurs when Prachi`s past crops in and misleads their lives in different directions. A question arises on their relationship status with each other which forms the crux of the film.

Kelor Kirti is a fun filled ride with a bunch of young couples, that has a comical take on today`s relationships! This comedy of errors involves three fun loving couples round off in a bundle of chaos and misunderstandings, when an enchanting woman enters their lives, leading them to their share of confusions! They are all caught up in misunderstandings and humorous situations, which end up in chaos.

The film is about a happy go lucky guy, who likes to live life on his own terms.

a Charles Irving film Never Quit is a victorious story of a female athlete whose rise to stardom and popularity suddenly misses the shot. Discover how we don't always understand God's plan, but realize everything happens for a reason.

November 2012, my brother passed away from a six-month fight with cancer and all I can think of is the past. With grief grabbing at every thought all I could do is record my thoughts, in narration, a freeze-frame of my current soul and psyche. Moving from my parents to a lack of religious belief and how it feels to be alone, The Long Night became a closer look than I'm comfortable with. Looking inward isn't about always finding positive but it can be about acknowledging and finding a place for the shadow. At a length of an hour and fifteen minutes The Long Night became my first feature film. To better appreciate The Long Night the viewers will have to better understand themselves.

The story revolves around the lives of Indians living abroad who often tends to adapt to foreign cultures as their own while consciously or unconsciously forgetting the rich traditions back home. Anna (Subhashree), an NRI brought up in London is brought to India by her father on the occasion of Durga Puja, with plans of getting her married to Dev. Anna is already in love with a half Brit man. Anna delays the marriage and hatches a plan to bring Dev to London and break up with him there. What happens after Dev comes to London forms the crux of the film.