Ajogyo: A middle class story that goes nowhere
Ajogyo is a simple tale of middle-class heroism and unpleasant secrets.
Ajogyo is a simple tale of middle-class heroism and unpleasant secrets.
Known for her enormous work, both commercial and offbeat, the actress makes it a point to explore new horizons even after three decades in the industry.
After delivering multiple hit films together, Prosenjit and Rituparna parted ways after the 2002 film Streer Maryada due to some unknown reason.
The film ‘Ogo Bideshini’ Directed by Anshuman Pratyush tells the story of a boy who falls in love with a foreign girl.
The film marks the comeback of Mithun Chakraborty to Bengali cinema after years and director Avijit Sen said it’s a dream project for him to work with the living legends.
An ensemble cast including Biswajit Chakraborty, Anamika Saha, Bodhisatta Majumdar, Soma Chatterjee, Rish Biswas, Biplob, and others will share the screen playing pivotal roles.
Actor Dibyendu Bhattacharya who is hailed for his stellar performances in ‘Criminal Justice’ and ‘Jamtara’ is roped in to play the main antagonist, Sultan, in the action film ‘Mirza.’
After nine consecutive days of war, Goddess Durga defeated Mahishasura on the tenth day, Vijaya Dashami, the day that marks the victory of good over evil.
In a generation where marriage falls apart due to lack of communication, Sanatan and Sulekha set an example by making their imperfect marriage a key to their happiness.
The crux of the story follows a boy Abhik, son of a renowned scriptwriter of the golden age of Bengali cinema, who passed out from a reputed film institute and is searching for work in films.
