Mangal Deep

A man sacrifices everything for his love, but his identity remains hidden from her for most of the movie.

Three friends plan to start a business of capturing ghosts using a strange instrument. The instrument has been received by one of the friends as the legacy of his grandfather. After getting the instrument they decide to turn as ghost hunters and earn money. But things changed when most of their lies turn out to be true and both the living and the dead chase them for answers. And from here series of the comedy of errors begin to change their lives forever.

Gaurav, who is about to take the test for his board exams, is more interested in playing cricket than studying. Worried about his son's future, Subhomoy, a single parent, tries to change his mind.

BK Entertainment's first venture 'Daal Bati Churma (Chocchori)' stars actor-producers Bonny Sengupta as a Rajasthani living in North Kolkata and Koushani Mukherjee as a South Kolkata-based Bengali.

A man tries to bring together his girlfriends' parents, who have been estranged for fifteen years because of disagreements, misunderstandings, and pride.

Local Bhojpuri politicians fight each other and unleash terror on villages in order to grab land from poor farmers after Pramod, a righteous young leader, dies.

Three different stories of three different people- an undercover cop on a hunt of an international criminal, a small time entrepreneur who accidentally witnesses a murder, and a criminal lawyer hated for defending rapists.

An overwhelming story of an old man pursuing his dreams, eventually.

Indrajit is a UK based scholar. While working to preserve historical documents he find a parchment from which he learns about treasures hidden in an old palace in Simulgarh, a village of West Bengal. Indrajit comes to the village, finds out the treasure, but, a local goon Gagan Sapui accuses him of robbery, beats him up and expels him out of the village. Sapui wants to melt those coins to make new jewellery. After being beaten up, Indrajit goes to forest near the village where he meets Chhayamoy, a benevolent ghost. After listening the incidence from Indrajit, Chhayamoy decides to teach him a lesson.

A middle-class family struggle to make ends meet. Their only hope is their son Rana who always fights injustice which lands him a job in the police force and takes care of the family.

Gita tries to reunite with her father while he awaits the return of his younger daughter, from America. Will everyone reunite?

Dr. Ankhu (Deepankar De), a heart specialist, has lost his wife and lives with their son, Sudhanshu (Prosenjit). Eventually, Dr. Ankhu marries again and his new wife, Bonashri, takes good care of Sudhanshu, whom she likes very much. Sudhanshu falls in love with Joysree (Rituparna Sengupta), a charming girl. As the relationship blossoms, Joysree reveals the secret about her parentage. She is an orphan who lost her mother as a child. She was brought up by three eunuchs, who took very good care of her. Even after listening to all this, Sudhanshu decides to marry her and puts forward the proposal to his parents. His father does not agree to the match but his stepmother supports him in his decision. In the meantime, Sudhanshu meets with an accident. At this time, Joysree takes good care of him and he recovers fast. Dr. Ankhu realises that Joysree is indeed the right match for his son and agrees to the marriage.

The protagonist owns a rice-mill in Birbhum and chooses to fight injustice.

In the world of Haami, there's no anger, rivalry, talking bad, feeling low; there's only joy uninterrupted. The sequel focuses on reality television shows which often create undue pressure on children.

A mother who is ill-treated by her husband and relatives is forced to abandon her newborn. She's relieved when the boy is adopted by loving parents and watches him grow up to be a handsome young man.