Vikram Chatterjee

Based on real events, Mrigaya follows the investigation of a sex worker`s brutal murder and robbery in a red-light area of Kolkata. As the case unfolds, the police uncover disturbing truths about those connected to the crime. A determined officer finds unexpected help from a bold sex worker who provides a key lead. Their findings point to a dangerous criminal tribe from Uttar Pradesh known for violent crimes. The team sets out on a high-stakes mission to capture the gang`s leader, leading to a tense and unpredictable pursuit where roles begin to shift and nothing is as it seems.

After he finishes his engineering study, Ahmed meets Laila, a prostitute, and tells his father (Fouad) that he will marry her. The father refuses and objects to this marriage and claims that he was in a relationship with this girl.

Kolkata natives Ritoban and Anindita rekindle their college romance after years apart. Amidst the city's timeless essence, they grapple with sacrificing dreams for love or love for dreams.

A Young boy who has a close bond with an elephant since his childhood. Later, as he grows up, a powerful politician who is envious of him creates problems.

Three very different people from three very different worlds collide one winter afternoon in an anarchic Kolkata.

Two weeks before the birth of her first child, New Yorker Shaina Feinberg recounts her reluctant journey to motherhood in a video letter to her son. Clearly influenced by old Woody Allen films, her letter becomes a series of vignettes that include her newly-sober husband, her goofy Upper West Side parents, an adorable Shih Tzu, a neurotic shrink, and her own views on daytime television.

A group of young intellectuals and revolutionaries led by the brilliant young Indranath, a villainous party leader are fighting for independence from the colonial system. Ela, the group`s emancipated muse, feminist and teacher revolted first against her mothers orthodoxy, then against her aunt and finally against the larger politics, where she does not hesitate to deploy her physicality. The poet Attindra, Ela`s romantic love, who, like her doubts the cruelty of revolutionary acts sanctioned by Indranath`s ideals.