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Jhilmil's carefree life takes an unexpected turn when she becomes a young mother-in-law and the head of the family after getting married to Abir.
Jaya, a meek homemaker, has been subjected to relentless verbal abuse by her husband over the years. As she confronts society's stifling expectations of women to raise her voice against the abuse, her life becomes a battleground in her quest to regain her self-esteem.
The film inspired by a popular Bengali stage play, based on eponymous story of Shibram Chakraborty, Ashwathama Hato Iti.
Rudra, a modern guy, comes back home during Durga Pujo, after being summoned by his grandmother. She wants Rudra to get married to Durga, his childhood friend, but he doesn’t really like the idea. What happens next forms the major crux of the story.
Nilu and his mother Dipannita are not accepted by his grandfather, Aditya, as he thinks she married his son for money. However, things change when Aditya adopts Nilu.
10 years after The Bong Connection, The Bongs Again is a journey of two young women. Sara, in her 20s, comes to Kolkata from the UK to look for her biological mother. Oli, also in her 20s, goes to London from Kolkata in search of her father who had left her and the family. The story takes us through their journeys, the connections they make, and the pursuit of finding their blood relations. The Bongs Again is fun-filled but with insights which change the way we perceive life. The film depicts today's cosmo Calcuttans and NRI Bengalis, their lifestyle, thinking, and approach towards life.
