Trial Run

A mini-series delving into the darker side of urban myth - a world of monsters through the eyes of their servants.

A romantic drama that reflects the love/family life of a working cast and crew set team of a series.

Gordon Taylor is a Yorkshire-based teacher whose brother Bonny is a football star on the run from the press, his fickle fans and the knowledge that his talent has burnt out.

It is an unusual love story of a village girl and a city-bred doctor. The show focuses on a young Moina and a middle-aged Dr.Subhankar who get married in a turn of events. Life takes a turn when poor and naughty Moina is introduced to the luxurious lifestyle of Dr.Subhankar and his family members. Moina creates trouble and havoc in the lives of Subhankar's family members and she is disliked by them. However, Nupur, who loves Subhankar, decides to train Moina and make her eligible for Dr.Subhankar. 'Bikele Bhorer Phool' is a unique phrase which describes Moina and Dr.Subhankar's love story. The saying goes - "When two souls are meant for each other, they will find a way to meet, however different they are." Love is indeed the acceptance of difference not the search for similarities and more the difference, steadier the relationship. When Moyna, a high-spirited, fun-loving, mischievous, unruly, pampered village belle meets a city-bred, serious, no-nonsense, middle-aged, mellow Doctor, Subhankar, there is a war of words, thoughts and outlook towards life. Subhankar's disciplined character and thought process is obliterated right away by the simple facts of life as derived by Moyna. They say marriages are made in heaven. On earth, society's set rules of discrimination of age, caste, creed, background take a back seat in 'Bikele Bhorer Phool' where two diametrically opposite persons refuse to give up on each other and embark on a divine journey of marriage.