COLORS BANGLA CINEMA

When Santu protests against availability of drugs and gets murdered by a minister's son, his brother, Raja decides to seek justice on his own after his legal efforts go in vain.

Begum Jaan, who runs a brothel in a village in Bengal bordering India and Pakistan, desperately strives to save her declining business amidst the changing political scenario during the Partition.

When Mainadevi rejects Lord Shiva's marriage proposal, Parvati is left astounded, and Diti and Tarakasura are delighted by Mainadevi's decision.

Abir, a photojournalist, extends his support to Abhimanyu, a rising politician. However, he soon comes across some disturbing revelations about the Naxals and their influence on the local politics.

Raja takes to alcohol after the death of his parents. However, his life takes a turn when his childhood friends reconnect with him.

This is Film - Drama Category.

A poor man falls in love with a girl belonging to a wealthy family. In an attempt to separate them, the man is sent abroad. However, the couple's destiny intervenes, striving to bring them together.

Though they initially quarrel, Jaya and Hiru eventually fall in love with each other. Problems arise after Jaya's father feels that the uneducated Hiru is not good enough for his daughter.

Arun Roy, a police sub-inspector, comes face-to-face with a corrupt political leader, Indrajit, and stands up to him. As a result, his father is humiliated and suspended from the police.