Subhajit Singha

Eken Babu arrives in Benaras with Bapi and Pramatha and soon finds himself entangled in a perplexing mystery. Strange coded messages lead him to a sinister conspiracy threatening the Masaan Holi festival. Racing against time, he must outsmart shadowy figures to save the sacred city from chaos.

Life hasn`t been very kind to Shantilal, who is in his late thirties, unmarried and stuck in a thankless job as a weather reporter. On the other hand, Nandita is a popular movie star who has it all, and plans to venture into politics next. When the worlds of these two people collide on a fateful day, it sets off a chain of incidents that take Shantilal on an adventurous rollercoaster ride from Kolkata to Chennai and Singapore. And at the end of it all, the unassuming reporter may just rediscover himself - as a sharp detective!

On receiving the news of his father`s death, Indrajith, a famous superstar of Bengali cinema, rushes back to the hometown he left behind a long while back. As long-buried memories resurface, his introspections set him on a journey of self-discovery.

A profound examination of life, death, hope and immortality, Tarikh gives us a peep into the inner worlds and beliefs of three people: Anirban an idealist, Ira a conformist and Rudrangshu a realist; all of whom are bound by friendship. Directed by Churni Ganguly, the film stars Raima Sen, Saswata Chatterjee, Ritwick Chakraborty and Kaushik Ganguly in central roles

Parimal is born a boy, but there has always been another identity hidden within Parimal's male physical appearance. The only way out for him is to escape from his parents, his family, and his neighborhood in search of a world that did not seem so unidentifiable. In his quest, Parimal reaches a new city, Kolkata where he is welcomed by a transgender shelter. And Parimal soon becomes Puti. There, he meets Madhu and falls in love with him. As Madhu discovers more about Puti's physicality, he wonders how he could feel attracted to a woman who has a male body? Were these things even possible in reality? Will their love survive the guillotine of societal barriers?

When Mr. Mitra, a successful lawyer, crosses paths with Ms. Sen, a complex woman, it marks the beginning of a unique relationship. What starts off as a professional association between a lawyer and a client soon evolves into a great friendship, and over time, something even more meaningful blossoms between the two. An astute examination of the intricacies of a relationship, Drishtikone is the story of a romance unlike any other.

The story revolves around the incidents that shook the nation during the time-period of 2006 to 2007. A new revolution, comprising peasants and villagers began in the name of industrialization. The government decided that villagers must give up their land for constructing a factory. So, the party workers with the help of local police started to convince the farmers that they will be given a job in that industry as a worker if they give the land to the government. The farmers distrust the authorities and refuse to give their ancestral lands, smelling foul play on the governmentís part. The protest started by the people leads to a clash between them and the party workers. When people start feeling hopeless in this movement, two women, Nandini and Radharani become the flag bearers of the revolution. Nandini is gang-raped and murdered and Radharani suffers the same fate, after which she commits suicide by jumping in fire. Her last message to the terror-stricken villagers is to remain united and keep fighting for their rights. The farmers and villagers remained strong enough to protest against this and keep the industrialists at bay. During this movement, many people sacrifice their lives and remain united to protect from land acquisition. Supreme Court then orders that land acquisition must be stopped.

A policeman on patrolling duty is asked to investigate a doctorís house nearby, from where a womanís repeated screams have been heard. The doctor does not let him into the house, insisting that it was his wife screaming due to an injection being pushed and that everything is normal. The policemanís suspicions are not allayed, especially when the neighbors claim they have often heard the wife scream but never seen her. The next morning, the policeman finds the doctor in the police station filing a missing report of his wife. The quaint little misty hill town of Rimtik is shaken when the policemen starts to dig deep into the doctorís queer life.

Padma, a Hindu widow, finds an injured man near a river in Bangladesh. After bringing him home, she finds out that he is a Muslim from India and decides to hide his true identity from the villagers.