Tuya para siempre

The movie portrays the soul and real ambiance of Majuli, the largest river island on earth. The movie which opens with a soul pleasing shot of the river Brahmaputra with a ship ferrying, takes us to the river island and introduces us to the unvarying and routine life of Moukon, Luit, Simanta, Joi, Topon, and Bhaskar. Moukon, a young carefree girl finds herself at the center of some mysterious deaths after which she is socially considered a jinx. Simanta, Joi and his friends are well qualified but are still in search of a substantial life. Life is also indifferent for Luit who moves from door to door by selling insurance policies and has no better resolutions for the future. Amidst all the scrambling there is also space for some untainted love stories at the core of Bornodi Bhotiai which takes the movie to its ultimate culmination.

Love sparks fly between DAYO and ENIOLA two enstranged couple in the middle of an out-of- court divorce proceeding. What happens later would determine whether what broke them was stronger than what bound them.

Vestige is an omnibus of two shorts. Part I depicts a middle-aged woman wandering into an abandoned house at the foot of a mountain and hallucinates her daughter. Part II follows two public officers working at the county office in a quiet rural town.

Bhombal Sardar is a 1983 Indian Bengali film, directed by Nripen Ganguly. The film stars Haradhan Bandopadhyay, Nilanjan Bhattacharya and Kamu Mukherjee in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Anupam Mukherjee.

A life story of an unhappy woman violinist, who makes life hell for herself and those around her.