Manosh Bandyopadhyay

A brilliant hacker, Mansib, imprisoned for a past crime, is forced back into a dangerous underworld mission. Caught between power, betrayal, and survival, he must decide who he truly is and what freedom really costs.

The storyline of the film still kept a mystery to the audience and already have gained a lot of attention among the film enthusiastic community of the country for the past year. Even the new surreal poster has gained traction among the netizens of Bangladesh and has created a buzz where everyone is writing individual explanations about the new poster.

A research of human replication and an accident, which occurred a disaster phenomenon like murder.

A brilliant hacker, Mansib, imprisoned for a past crime, is forced back into a dangerous underworld mission. Caught between power, betrayal, and survival, he must decide who he truly is and what freedom really costs.

Antu, Riyad, Nayan are three very close cousins. After Riyad's marriage, a relationship develops between Antu and Riyad's wife Trina, and eventually turns into love. This creates a rift in the family. What will end this distance of family?

Having insecurities of being a plus sized person, Sayra an aspiring event planner falls in love with Tahsir. Sooner the story flows, Sayra confronts her past trauma and her esteems falls at stake. She resolute with self-love, respect and her acceptance towards the society challenging the perception of beauty.

Two parallel lives, separated by five decades—one enduring the struggles of the 1971 Liberation War, the other facing challenges in modern times. As their stories intertwine, both discover the strength of resilience.

In search for "Ghashphul" 21 years old Towkir trips into a world of memory where at the end he feels as if he is reborn.

During a launch journey, a simple doctor meets a carefree young woman and her parents, and as they spend time together on the river, an unexpected romance begins to blossom.

A young man and woman grow close through their shared love of gardening, but even though he truly loves her, his refusal to marry creates emotional conflict and chaos between them.

Religious prejudice and racial dogmatism are the curse of Mohanpur, a backwater village out of touch with progress in the contemporary world. But, as depicted in the film Brihonnola, humanity has the strength to combat and neutralist the poisonous effects of these evils on the lives of the villagers.