Mantaha Warda

Truck Driver Samad meets a strange and mysterious character named Jamshed who claims to be from the future. As the story unfolds, Samad becomes more confused whether this man is a fortune-teller or some sort of spiritual person or just a fraud. Thus Samad starts a two days long journey with this mystery-man and through that journey, Samad gradually loses grip of his reality and existance.

Tomake Chai is a romantic–emotional Eid natok that centers on love, misunderstanding, and emotional realization. The story follows two individuals whose relationship evolves through conflict, distance, and unspoken feelings. Initially, their connection is marked by hesitation and emotional barriers—often influenced by ego, miscommunication, or life circumstances. As the narrative progresses, both characters begin to confront their true feelings, leading to a gradual transformation in their relationship. The drama builds toward an emotional resolution where love, vulnerability, and acceptance take center stage—reflecting the classic Eid natok theme of reconciliation and heartfelt connection.

A young man and woman, both unwilling to marry, are brought together by their families for an arranged marriage, but when the girl secretly hires someone to pretend to be the boy’s girlfriend and ruin the proposal, the humiliated boy becomes furious and decides to take revenge.

After his father’s death leaves the family drowning in debt, a young man is given one year to repay everything, while the love of his life faces an arranged marriage to someone else, pushing him into a desperate race against time.