Shiboprosad Mukherjee

A taut thriller revolving around a sudden blast in a firecracker unit ahead of Durga Puja. Is there more than meets the eye?

Baba, Baby O... revolves around a 40-something Megh who decides to have babies through surrogacy but his life takes a U-turn when he meets Brishti.

Niharika Chatterjee is the wife of public prosecutor Arindam Chatterjee. Arindam is a dominating husband who is a male chauvinist. He dominates over Niharika. Thus, Niharika is unhappy with her marriage life. They both have a sweet little child who is deaf and dumb. Niharika organises a party for girls who are physically challenged like her own daughter. There, she meets new Inspector General of correctional cells of West Bengal, Mr. Brij Narayan Dutta. The latter informs Niharika his plans and ideas of reforming convicts of the correctional cells. Being aware of Niharika`s talent and skills, he requests Niharika to help him organise an event with the prisoners. Niharika agrees to the proposal with a condition that her husband needs to be kept in the dark.

Hiya (Payel Sarkar) is an aspiring model and Megh (Parabrata) is a wannabe musician. Their sweet and loving relationship finally bangs on 'Career or Love - Choose One' and they choose- career. Would their relationship sustain or wither away as they delve into their careers?

Foreign-returned corporate honcho Megh Chatterjee (Jeet) eyes Mita Roy (Priyanka) at a traffic jam and it`s love at first sight. He follows her to her place and hatches a wacky plan to be close to her. The ploy? He dons the guise of an Oriya domestic help, named Priyo, and picks up the nuances and tricks of the trade from his own help back home. Memsaheb, as he chooses to call his employer, is bowled over by his services. But there is a catch. Jeet is also her boss back at office and has to be careful to maintain twin standards. He becomes pally with the son of Priyanka`s sister son, Tinga, who is privy to their little secret.

Atin and Ela are revolutionaries who are deeply in love with each other but their union is not accepted by the group's leader Indranath. To separate them, Indranath sends Ela off to a distant camp. Based on Rabindranath Tagore's last novel, Char Adhyay is set in the Bengali Renaissance of the 1930s and 1940s. A group of young intellectuals gets embroiled in the struggle for Indian independence, sometimes at the expense of their personal lives. The film, in which many of the cast members are not professional actors, raises questions about nationalism.