Reshmi Sen

Three school friends are stuck in a love triangle until a misunderstanding helps clear a lot of air.

Stages are locked down, theatres are closed, events are stalled but the artiste and the art live on.

Set in the '90s in suburbs of Bangladesh and West Bengal, a love story developed between two young souls against the backdrop of communal riots.

Meghroddur, a single father in his 40s, falls for Brishti.

The film is an uplifting musical follows the journey of Tora (Ishaa Saha), a girl from the suburbs of Kolkata, to her marital home in London. Tora is in dissonance with the high-flying lives of her NRI doctor husband Ribhu and her council-woman mother-in-law Shanta, and thus starts searching for solace outside the bounds of her home. This is when Imran (Parambrata Chattopadhyay), enters her life and helps her embrace life on her own terms. The film closely portrays the lives of Bengalis in London and the alienation that is felt by new immigrants from abroad.

A woman wants to divorce her husband, but is forced to live with him for six months first. Will she long to be with the one she loves, or will she learn to love the one she's with?

Influenced by her friends, Leela begins using missed calls to scam people into recharging her phone balance. She befriends Krishna, one of her targets, and the two become close despite not meeting each other. But one day she goes missing, and Krishna becomes the prime suspect.

Mon Sudhu Toke Chai

Set in the backdrop of the late 1980s, Bogla Charan Bhattacharya is a funny, witty, middle aged theatre fanatic who is loved by the entire town for his problem-solving skills. Bogla Charan along with his band of rugged young adults dive into hilarious adventures only to create further inconveniences. But in the end, Bogla's charm and cleverness always saves the day.

Beni, a young girl, dreams of becoming a great magician like her father. However, her father discourages her and forbids her from pursuing her dream.