Shieladitya Moulik

A married biology professor goes back to her ex boyfriend who is still in love with her. When a secret is revealed, she cannot decide between listening to her heart and her mind.

The disappearance of two children creates tension in a village, as locals suspect the involvement of a nearby ascetic tribe.

There is a woman who gets married, her husband buys a scooter on the same day, and later, he abandons both. The story is woven around the parallel lives of the scooter and the woman, who go through the same situation.

Two girls accidentally find out that in addition to the man they unknowingly share, they also share a lot of gifts from him. Including a game of ludo which resembles their lives in some manner.

Uma, wanting to flee an unwanted marriage, discovers a graphic novel that Surjo once occupied. Intrigued by the unfinished story of Surjo's adventures and starts tracing his step. Will Uma be able to accept the person when she meet? Is Surjo the same person as she heard from the stories about him?

The story revolves around an alcoholic mother’s daughter who gets kidnapped.

It's love at first sight for a young boy and a young girl. But as in every other love story, complications arise. What happens next forms the crux of the film.

After facing multiple rejections, Tuku agrees to learn knitting at the insistence of a prospective mother-in-law, only to rediscover her life and relationships.

Started in 2018, the project – comprised of 11 segments by filmmakers from all around the world – reflects on the intertwined relationship between human society and nature that is aggravated by climate change on multiple scales, hinting at possible solutions.

Shieladitya Moulik’s short film Eye Candy features Prantik Banerjee and Sohini Sarkar as a blind couple. Set against the backdrop of the lockdown, the film explores the love and longing of the couple, while they chat on a video call.

In the film a teacher witnesses the murder of his favourite student who was killed by someone who is not only a student of the teacher but also the boyfriend of his own daughter. Through this killing, we will see the student politics scenario of West Bengal taking a roller coaster ride. The film’s backdrop is quite similar to Tapan Sinha’s 1986 film Atanka.

A Film by Shieladitya Moulik

Ucoming Short Film by Sheiladitya Moulik

An Hindi Anthalogy Created by Three Bengali Directors

Rishav is a techie, creates a mobile app called Cheene Baadaam that helps lonely people find friends. His hot girlfriend Trisha helped him build the app but now they are estranged. Life takes a weird turn when they now use their app to find friends.