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Manavendra, a poor Brahman, becomes a caretaker of an old house. He falls in love with a mystical entity and gets trapped in a delusion, unsure if he can escape.

The stories of 'Procholito' are often heard while walking, sometimes read, and deeply embedded in the minds since childhood. 'Procholito' reflects the art of enveloping these ideas in the contemporary cloak, creating a timeless allure.

The story about a group of college students and teachers leading their daily life of joys and sorrows all under one roof.

Kishore, an ordinary young man got falsely arrested for a murder. Then one leader of hellish underworld recruited him for his crime business. His right hand- a single mother Jenith started getting emotionally involved with Kishore.

The story of 'Gunin' revolves around village exorcist Rojob Ali Gunin who possessed a vast spiritual power. The film follows the aftermath of Gunin's mysterious death.

A Girl and A Boy who met each other through social networking sites. As it turns out, they have never met each other in person. To celebrate Valentine's Day, they decide to meet each other, but planning it as a surprise.

A story of poverty and hunger.

Twenty six year old Anil Bagchi has been a timid person from his childhood. He works in an insurance company in Dhaka and lives in a house with others. His school teacher father and the only elder sister Atoshi live in their village Rupeshwar. His mother had died at his birth. The idealist and honest father has tried to imbue his ideals in Anil. The old man loves nature and believes that there are certain manifestations of nature that no artist can capture in paint these can only be felt at the depth of ones heart. Atoshi loves a young man who is a Muslim, but cannot tell anyone about it. She keeps it as a secret to herself. It is towards the middle of 1971 when Dhaka is a besieged city. The brutal Pakistani occupation keeps everyones nerves on the edge. One day very early in the morning Anil receives a letter from the Head Master of Rupeshwar School. The Head Master informs him that his father had been killed by the Pakistani military and that Atoshi was staying with him. He warns Anil not to go to the village as it is no longer safe for young Hindu men. Anil, however, ignores the Head Masters warning. The journey is fraught with danger, but he takes leave from office and boards a bus to Rupeshwar. The journey proves to be one of utmost uncertainty. On the way Anil gets to know a middle aged man named Ayub Ali who is accompanied by his wife and daughter. Ali is a thoroughly boring character and likes to talk. He initially appears quite a reactionary but gradually Anil comes to admire his humanity. He instructs Anil never to reveal his Hindu name to anyone. He tells him to go by the name of Ali's brother-in-law, Mohsin. At one point of the journey the bus is stopped by Pakistani military personnel and everyone is ordered to disembark. When Anil is asked his name, he tells his real name. Ayub Ali risks his own life trying to save Anil. At one stage Ali breaks down like a child and starts crying. Of course that does not have any impact on Anils captors. Before he is led away, Anil requests Ali to visit his sister and tell her to marry the man of her choice. Anil's captors take him to the bank of a river when the night is awash in moon light. Anil loses himself in appreciation of the moonlit night until the fatal bullet is shot.

A tragic story of a mother who dedicates her only child for the sake of the freedom of the country during liberation war in 1971.

Based on he daily lives of the fishermen of East Bengal.

Kala an armed, Ex-soldier arrives in a remote town in search of answers about his past. He becomes the focus of a rivalry between the two most powerful men in town. Chairman, a populist, Muslim politician and Thakur, an elderly, wealthy Hindu landowner. Kala and his rifle could tip the balance of power one way or the other. Who will Kala side with? Will he find his father? Will he discover who raped and murdered his mother? Will he have his revenge?

A portrayal of superstition and bad impact of village politics.

This is a love story of a couple during the Liberation War of Bangladesh in 1971.

Work of fiction, based on million true stories. Portraying womanhood of South Asia.

An elder sister's quest to find her younger sister.

Farooq Mollah is a fake master and he is a madrasa teacher. His son Maruf is also a madrasa student. Maruf could not stand the smell of perfume since childhood. But the smell of hyacinth flowers would fill his mind. The smell of perfume used by his father made him feel very bad. Due to this his father was very angry with him. Farooq Mollah, realizing the opportunity of a naughty fake lord, raped Maruf's childhood friend Shiuli. Maruf immediately saw it. Is Maruf a bit confused like crazy? Did he kill Babaka Shushke? The place is the story.

Most of the women in our country are subjected to various forms of violence-in the family, society, and workplace. Domestic violence is a daily routine for many women. But we can avoid violence if we want to. And that can be from family.

Mrinal is suffering from a serious illness. Her husband Rudra is a writer. Mrinal's cousin Kamal takes care of Mrinal. Rudra's friend doctor visits Mrinal for regular checkups. Mrinal often looks at her thin, pale white face in the mirror. In Mrinal's consciousness, thoughts of beauty, thoughts of God, thoughts of death and finally the urge to relieve her pain parallel to nature comes randomly. Rudra loves Mrinal. Mrinal and Rudra do not have marital discord but conflicts as Rudra comes closure with Kamal. But his love for Mrinal is also deep. The doctor remains disinterested after seeing Rudra and Kamal's intimate moment. And Kamal falls in love with Rudra, even physically, but discovers herself through Mrinal's death and leaves home. Rudra lies alone. The main character of the film is basically a sense between life and death. This sense includes dreams, beauty, envy, love, lust and the desire to dissolve into the ethereal form of nature.

Dhaka Dream is a tale of convergence towards a city, named Dhaka, where a bunch of outlying people gather different experiences that derives from a separate journey that is collective and yet distinctively simultaneous.