


Due to his short temper, Rayan Khan loses the captaincy of the Bangladesh national cricket team and the love of his life to another man. Filled with remorse, he takes the help of a fan to regain everything he lost.


The story revolves around a complex web of romantic relationships, emotional sacrifices, and deep family ties. Shakib Khan plays a charming young man caught between duty, social expectations, and true love. As romantic entanglements develop alongside family expectations (featuring Shabnur and Sahara in leading roles), personal choices lead to intense emotional turning points and misunderstandings. Through engaging music, drama, and lighthearted comedy, the narrative ultimately resolves the emotional chaos, guiding the lovers toward reconciliation and family harmony


An honest and fearless police officer (played by Manna) relentlessly fights against deep-rooted crime, political corruption, and terrorism led by ruthless underworld figures (played by Nasir Khan and Dipjol). Unable to bribe or intimidate him, the villains orchestrate a fatal trap and murder the officer. Years later, his son—who grows up to be his father's exact lookalike (also played by Manna)—joins the police force to fulfill his father's legacy. Armed with duty and personal vengeance, he systematically dismantles the criminal syndicate and brings his father's killers to justice



An honest government officer becomes a criminal with the death penalty.

A coming of age romantic drama of three individuals. The 2nd directorial of Redoan Rony and debut film of Sariful Razz & Nazifa Tushi

Getting arrested for murder not done by him, Kishore gets bail through an underworld don. But he cannot live an ordinary life like before. He has to leave his job, house and even his friends also starts misunderstanding him. Soon he get recruited by the underworld don Sadique for his crime business through his right hand Zenith. Zenith is a single mother starts getting emotionally involved with Kishore. Kishore also likes her daughter Rafsa a lot but he wants to run away from this criminal life with his lover Neela and leave the town but cannot.

Emon flees Dhaka with his parents following the genocide attacks on Bangladeshis by Pakistan Army on March 25, 1971 to take shelter in a village.

A Bengali folk-fantasy romance revolving around a mysterious world of serpents, love and the supernatural. Moushumi plays a Nagin while Omar Sani takes on the role of Nag, as their extraordinary love story unfolds against a fantastical backdrop. Beneath its commercial entertainment, the film also explores human nature and its darker traits through its fantasy-driven narrative.
