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Sreelekha Mitra

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Sreelekha Mitra is an Indian actress who is known for her work in Bengali cinema. Winner of a BFJA Award and an Anandalok Award, Mitra is best known for her roles in films such as Hothat Brishti (1998), Kantatar (2006), Aschorjo Prodip (2013), Swade Ahlade (2015), Choukath (2015) and Rainbow Jelly (2018).

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Kaala

Kaala

A father-son tale set against the backdrop of a complex financial crime and a little-known time in the history of India and Bangladesh. Watch their dark journey.

Sudakshinar Saree

Sudakshinar Saree

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.

Rudrabinar Obhishaap

Rudrabinar Obhishaap

Rudrapur and Anandagarh are two legendary schools of Indian classical music. However, these two places have a common past so dark that its revelation may change many lives forever.

Hello Kolkata

Hello Kolkata

The relationship of four people whose intersecting stories provide a glimpse into the lives loves, and heartbreaks of modern-day urban life.

Amar Maa

Amar Maa

This film is a complex family drama based on the theme of a mother's immense love and sacrifice. The plot is about a woman who is ill-treated by her husband and in-laws and is forced to abandon her newborn son. The son is adopted by a wealthy family and grows up to be a handsome young man (Prosenjit Chatterjee). The film explores the journey of the separated family members, the hardships the mother faces, and their eventual reunion, highlighting the profound bond between a mother and her child

Dhimaner Dinkaal

Dhimaner Dinkaal

Dhiman's simple life turns around when his job forces him to embrace modern technology, causing him to stray from the path of righteousness. Will he change for the worse?

Oddbhuturey

Oddbhuturey

A series of seven stories - tied together by a common thread - FEAR. How will the real and the supernatural collide?

Bhootu Aaya Bhago

Bhootu Aaya Bhago

Three friends find themselves trapped in a series of mysterious and supernatural incidents inside a hospital.

Madhu Malati

Madhu Malati

Tak Misti Jiban

Tak Misti Jiban

A greedy couple arrange their younger son's marriage to a rich deaf and mute girl for dowry. When her father becomes bankrupt, she faces cruel in-laws, but her elder sister-in-law stands by her.

Samadhan

Samadhan

The lead character, Sujay, goes to Kolkata for career prospects and is introduced to a rich industrialist. Negotiations begin for Sujay to marry the industrialist's daughter, Polly, and he goes abroad for studies. Back in the village, his wife Vijaya (whom he was forced to marry earlier) is shattered. When Sujay returns, he ultimately declares Vijaya as his life partner.

A Tale of a Naughty Girl

A Tale of a Naughty Girl

Rajani is a well-known prostitute in a small town in Bengal, India, living in a brothel with her teenage daughter, Lati. With few options for a better life, Rajani hopes to arrange a marriage for her daughter with a wealthy local businessman - an idea Lati opposes. Choosing a life of unpredictability and the possibility of education over the known fate of arranged marriage, Lati takes off for Calcutta, encountering several quirky characters along the way.

Smriti Medur

Smriti Medur

Heartbroken and disillusioned with love, Ayan, a college student, meets Smriti, a young widow, during his trip to North Bengal. Although he loves her, she takes a while to reciprocate his feelings.

Akale

Akale

Margaret's dream of getting her differently abled daughter married shatters when she finds that the boy she chooses for her is engaged to someone else.

Chaar

Chaar

Chaar is a Bengali anthology film based on four short stories by different writers: "Bateswarer Abodan" by Parasuram, "Porikkha" by Sharadindu Bandyopadhyay, "Kagtarua" by Satyajit Ray and "Dui Bondhu" by Satyajit Ray.