Amid the celebratory atmosphere of Durga Puja, after an unexpected tragedy, Alokananda, strives to maintain the illusion of happiness. As Aloka confronts the self-centeredness within their relationships, a poignant journey unfolds.
Joy is a very punctual person. Tiyasha is just the opposite, she can't do any work on time. Gradually they fall in love. Tiyasha's parents accept Joy as their son-in-law. Her family follows Bengali culture while Joy's parents are just the opposite. Will it work out?
After losing his parents at a very tender age, Bhotbhoti was raised in a ghetto close to the Ganges by his 'daadi' (grandmother) who too has passed away. Daadi was a great story-teller and Bhotbhotis favourite story was the one about mermaids and their world that exists, or rather flourishes underwater. Bhotbhoti's belief was further strenthened when he found out, not in the distant past, a story (movie) on mermaids that floats on the televison screen, called The Mermaid Princess. His most prized possession, the dvd of the film stays in his little trunk under his chowki (bed) until he takes it out every night and puts it into his battered but not run-down collected and repaired dvd player which brings to him his Ariel (the name of the mermaid in the film). The Ganges calls out to him and while his friends (group members) are sloshed, he dives into the waters to look for his mermaid queen, but she is ever-elusive.
Manik Babu, a respected Ex-Army officer, with his wife Dipa sojourns in a conurbation near Kolkata. His son along with his daughter-in-law and grandson have settled abroad. So he develops a bond with his childhood friend Sen Babu's grandson, Tatai. When a circus team emanates in their area, Tatai falls in love with the grandeur of the circus, especially the circus horse. But can Manikababu ultimately fulfill Tatai's dream?
Manik Babu, a respected Ex-Army officer, with his wife Dipa sojourns in a conurbation near Kolkata. His son along with his daughter-in-law and grandson have settled abroad. So he develops a bond with his childhood friend Sen Babu's grandson, Tatai. When a circus team emanates in their area, Tatai falls in love with the grandeur of the circus, especially the circus horse. But can Manikababu ultimately fulfill Tatai's dream?
Deepankar De is an Indian actor in the Bengali film industry. He has worked in many movies as hero, villain and character artist. He starred in Satyajit Ray's Jana Aranya, Ganashatru, Shakha Proshakha and Agantuk. He has acted in many art house and commercial films.
