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An itinerant showman, who amuses people and earns money by impersonating demons, undergoes a psychological transformation after having a miraculous dream.

A heartwarming story about a man juggling work and family, until his mother's unexpected presence at the office quietly transforms the workplace. Inspired by real-life corporate daycare programs.

A young chess prodigy Surya, emerges from the streets of North Kolkata to achieve the prestigious title Grandmaster. Through numerous challenges Surya gets support from his grandfather, mother and coach who serves as pillars of strength

7-year-old Yaman Shastry who binds the family together lives in his grandparent care and his parents visit him on weekends. Things get twisted when Yaman's father gets a chance to settle in the US but Guruji is unwilling to let Yaman go.

A married woman (Rituparna Sengupta) who is on journey from Mumbai to Howrah by train, meets her ex-husband (Prasenjit Chatterjee).

The homecoming of a man, who holds an important portfolio, and how an accidental blast in a firecracker unit unveils a bigger threat to his life.

Phullora Bhaduri, a tailor from the suburbs with a gifted sense of designing, is ridiculed for being on the heavier side. Can she become a fashion influencer despite the odds?

A story of relationships that explores the intricacies of the married life, of life-long companionship, of promises and expectations and love.

Tracing the life and times of Nobin Chandra Das, a budding sweet maker from Kolkata. Inspired by his beloved to create a new sweet, he invents the iconic dessert, Rosogulla.

This movie inspired by the life of the Bibhuti Chakraborty, a survivor of laryngeal cancer.

Little Bhutu and Chini are fast friends. When Bhutu kisses Chini, their innocent friendship leads to a major scandal. Who is to be blamed when our society lets down the little ones?

Sraboni / Shaon (Esha Saha) and Antor Sen (Aditya Sengupta) have been married for 2 years and 5 months, and live in a joint family with Antor's parents, brother, sister-in-law and niece. Unbeknownst to her draconian, Rabindrasangeet-loving, idealist mother-in-law, Shaon has a career writing scripts for Bengali soaps (watching which too are strictly forbidden in the household). In contrast to the fiercely independent Shaon, Antor is usually indecisive and equivocates every time he is asked for his opinion on any matter. Shaon and Antor are unable to conceive because Shaon suffers from polycystic ovary syndrome - something which causes her a lot of mental anguish. When Shaon's friend Parijat Mukherjee becomes pregnant by her boyfriend Matthew and wants to abort the baby, Shaon convinces her to go ahead with the pregnancy and gives her the word that she will adopt the baby and provide it a fine upbringing. Shaon's short-lived dreams of motherhood however are soon shattered when Matthew comes back and takes responsibility for the child, and Parijat goes back on her word. The heartbreak in addition to her frustration with the restrictive household causes Shaon to leave her in laws home and seek refuge with her eccentric father and mother (Aparajita Auddy). However, Antor and Shaon soon run into each other and Shaon expresses her wish to go out for a beer with her estranged husband. Subsequently, the two celebrate their wedding anniversary by checking into a cheap hotel in Diamond Harbour. At the hotel, Shaon confesses that she values her independence of thought, dressing and cultural taste - and was rather restrained in Antor's house. As they are about to reconcile, the couple is arrested by the police on charges of immoral behaviour - something that they manage to escape once Antor's elder brother turns up at the police station with their marriage certificate. Antor becomes disillusioned with the city and welcomes the transfer to Bhilai. 2 days before his journey, he asks to meet Shaon one last time. As they meet, Shaon tells Antor that she is willing to accompany him to Bhilai. A grateful Antor tells her that he will give her whatever she wants in Bhilai, indicating her freedom in his company as well as motherhood.

Lokkhi Chhele tells us a story of unconditional love and compassion in a dark hour of disillusionment - where, at the end, the only religion that stands steadfast, strong and undefeated is humanity.

A story of a single father of twins born via surrogacy.

Life of an elderly couple and the bond that parents, children and other members of the family share together in a Indian family in Bengal.

An exceptional eight year old boy has an extraordinary talent for mathematics. As his gift becomes a source of income for his parents, explores theintricacies of contemporary parenting

This film to be a family drama based on the theme of parenting. The film revolves around the upbringing of a young boy by his grandparents and his working parents and also deals with the legal fight over parenting as the plot unfolds.

Gotro is a film directed by Nandita Roy and Shiboprosad Mukherjee. It is a story of faith, love, and belief, revolving around Mukti Debi, an educated woman who lives alone as her son is settled abroad with his family. Her home, Gobinda Dham, is her pride where she offers her daily prayers to her Radha Gobindo. While her own son stays afar, she finds happiness in taking care of Jhuma whom she treats like her own daughter. Suddenly one day a new guest, Tariq Ali arrives at her place. Does she like Tariq? Is she going to accept him as she did to others?? Let us find this out on this Janmashtami.

Shabari, a lecturer by profession, moonlights as a performing artist. However, she marries a conservative man and her husband is not too happy to learn about her secret profession.

The story is of Doctor Kingshuk Guha a gynaecologist who is out negotiating the purchase of a luxury apartment for himself and his wife Rammani and is unable to attend to an emergency because of a traffic jam. When his women patient Kavita dies after developing complications following a caesarean delivery, her more militant family members hold the doctor responsible and smash up the nursing home. Even Kingshuk's wife believes he is guilty of negligence. Rammani's struggle with her conscience is depicted through her conversations with the dead woman whom she has seen lying abandoned on an operating table. The doctor hires a defence lawyer but is persuaded by pragmatic but amoral medical colleagues to settle out of court. Will Kingshuk ever be able to regain happiness in his life or is happiness just a distant fleeting emotion...?

Manoj, who lives among his weird joint family, sees his life take an interesting turn when his cow Hurricane runs away and at the same time a group of vicious bandits plans to rob the King.

Mukherjee Dar Bou is a story based on a modern dysfunctional family revolving around the complex and intricate yet caring relationship of a mother-in-law and daughter-in-law. The story revolves around a Bengali home maker whose name is not known till the end of the film, and who is mostly referred as "Mukherjee Dar Bou". Mukherjee Dar Bou (Aditi) is married for more than ten years and has a daughter of six years old . Aditi's married life was usual but it takes a turn when her father-in-law passes away.

Mitali was a worried mother. This time, once again, her 5 year old son Gogol had failed to pass the admission test in a reputed school. Mitali was determined to get her son admitted into a reputed school. Gogol loved the song of birds, the flight of the kites, the rustling of the leaves, the wide expanse of the blue sky. Laltu Dutta, her husband, owned a chemist's shop. Mitali's desperation worries Laltu & he decide to approach a tout and is willing to pay him a handsome amount for his son's admission. Mitali decides to enroll herself along with Laltu in a school that coaches parents to conduct themselves at interviews. Laltu is very reluctant at first, but finally gives in to his wife's persuasions. The teacher of the coaching school was a wonderful lady who held their hands and taught them not only how to conduct themselves at interviews but also face difficulties and recognise the worth of life itself! Does Gogol finally get through the interview or was his sensitive soul crushed by the ambitions of his parent? Does Mitali finally look deep into her son's eyes and realise what makes him truly happy?