Shayak Roy

At the start of the pandemic, a family in Kolkata discovers their pet dog Moti has turned into a boy - leading to a journey of ridiculous science and absurd evolution, all in search of a new normal.

A short film by Chandril Bhattacharya

Just when the people of an expanding Calcutta feel their dreams might be fulfilled, they hear the sound of things falling.

A woman, long detached from her roots, returns home and discovers her estranged sister on the verge of being burnt alive after being branded a witch. As the horror unfolds, the woman has to battle deep-seated superstitions and sinister forces in a desperate crusade for survival and justice.

The Sarkar empire was the only thing blocking Nilmoni Mishra from absolute power. His answer? A brutal wedding night massacre. Now, four grieving widows inherit a legacy of blood and enemies. Led by Meera, pregnant and fierce, they choose vengeance over tears. Blood will answer blood.

The chapter begins with a rave party where three main protagonists Dodo, Papai and Ronty popped a pill, sold by a random drug dealer, and this becomes the inception of upcoming chaos. Next morning Ronty starts having fearful visions, which will later pull the narrative. On the other hand Papai, who is in a bad space with his girlfriend Salini get involved into a new turmoil with some unknown goons. Dodo starts feeling uneasy and his tummy inflates like a pregnant women. Ends with a fight where Ronty will show his power and will beat the goons black and blue. Symptoms of these three main guys will somehow give a thrill and also a sharp instinct to move forward into more chaos.