Abhijit is diagnosed with a malignant sore in liver. Sohag finds it difficult to bear with the costs of medical expenditure and household things. With the help of her friend Rajiv, She gets an opportunity to avail a job in Purulia. Sohag makes an effort to better her life by communicating with the innovative artworks of the rural artists. Rajiv allots a huge amount of responsibility of the organization on Sohag. Sohag confronts various layers of corruption in the work field. She realizes the suppressed discomfort of the workers there. Rajiv doesn’t take any initiative to rectify the situation. In the meantime, Abhijit’s physical condition deteriorates and he mumbles about her unsuccessful business of producing perfumes. The simultaneous crises related to the conjugal failure, Abhijit’s illness, Rajiv’s consistent admiration weave the narrative of the story. Sohag resigns from her job.
Two exceptional students studying in a medical college continue a generational rivalry as they compete against each other to excel in their institution.
Successful Actors of the film industry are being killed one after the other. An atmosphere of panic has been created in the film industry. The Police has not been able to put an end to this murder. Who is doing all this? Who's Next?
Sudakshina, a housewife, is constantly ridiculed by her family for her obsession with sarees. Her life changes after a chance encounter with Anirban, who pushes her to make a life-changing decision.
An elderly woman strikes a unique bond with the ex-convict who is entrusted with taking care of her, in this heartwarming story of love, faith and redemption, with a message of strong communal harmony.
Brishti Tomake Dilam is an intense psychological thriller, which revolves around a young woman, who wishes to lead a normal life, full of happiness, but the psychological impact on her sub-conscious doesn`t allow her to do so. She always feels as if someone is after her life, and wishes to kill her. What follows is how she deals with her problems. Will she ever be able to accept life as it comes?
Aamir (Yash), a contract killer who works under an underworld boss (Shataf) marries an orphan, Pari (Mimi). His life turns on its head after Pari goes missing and returns to his life two years later as a drug addict.
A bickering mother-in-law and her constantly annoyed daughter-in-law dive deep into their strained relationship to discover friendship, love and ultimately, their individuality.
A group of ghosts are rendered homeless as all the old haunted buildings in Kolkata have been converted into multi-storied buildings, malls and multiplexes. Some of them, from varied social-economic background, take shelter in an abandoned, dilapidated single-screen theatre, planning to make themselves relevant and fit for the future as contemporary ghosts.
Noted for appearing in movies like Byatikrami (2003), Assassin (2004), Mayabazaar (2012), Room No. 103 (2015) and Rater Rajanigandha (2016), Badshah Moitra is an Indian actor, who primarily works in the Bengali cinema. His 2017 release includes the romantic drama film Black Coffee. Directed by Atanu Bose, the film stars Paoli Dam and Badshah Moitra in the lead roles. He is associated with the 2017 movie Khirki Theke Singhadwar opposite Paran Bandyopadhyay directed by Sandip Sarkar. His other releases include Aaleya, Nirbhoya, Bhobishyoter Bhoot, Bristi Tomake Dilam, Mukerhee Dar Bou and Mon Jaane Na.
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