Two solitary individuals meet each other every day in the city of Calcutta and share the stories of their imaginary life. But one day when death makes an appearance, the truth is revealed.

A family comedy.

Two government officials chasing a man accused of instigating a pre-election chaos, only to find out that the culprit in concern is a ghost.

Jawto Kando Kathmandute is a Feluda mystery where the detective travels to Kathmandu with Topse and Jatayu to investigate a murder and a fake medicine racket, ultimately confronting Maganlal Meghraj, a familiar antagonist.

Tired of the corrupt Communist regime and its policies, a group of flying humans and black magicians join forces to hatch a conspiracy and wage a guerrilla attack against the totalitarian government and overthrow it.

Gumnaami is a film based on the Mukherjee Commission Hearings which happened from 1999 to 2005 where the three theories about Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose's death were discussed and debated. It is a dramatization of the hearings where an investigative journalist supporting the Gumnaami Baba theory locks horns with the official lawyer who supports the plane crash theory. In their clash, the Death in Russia theory also comes up.

The almost crumbling Rajbari of Ballabhpur only has two men living — the last descendant of Ray dynasty, Bhupati Ray, and his inherited menial, Manohar. Both the dwellers are overburdened with heavy debts and seek no hope of betterment until one day, Kolkata's soap King, Mr. Haldar, plans buying the property. Can Bhupati Ray and Manohar succeed in selling it?

A scientist with a brilliant brain builds a humanoid robot. But a series of events leads to thrill and comic situations that create a boomerang effect.

Based on the true event of the Bantala Rape Case where three women were brutally raped and murdered in 1990. Due to inadequate proof, and a lot of political and bureaucratic pressure, the case turned into a red file. Can Preeti and her team bring justice to the rape victims after so many years?

Based on Nabarun Bhattacharyas novel of the same name which won the highest literary prize in India in 1997, Suman Mukhopadhyays debut feature Herbert is a deeply moving and artistically accomplished motion picture full of profound laughter, pathos, and humanity.

Nilkantha, an artist, is admitted in a mental asylum but even while undergoing treatment, he manages to write a play.

A student finds a mysterious stone at a temple and turns to his quirky teacher for help, unleashing supernatural forces that change their lives.

A 1970s Naxalite political prisoner wakes up or returns after a long lapse of 26 years. The narrative explores generational divides, memory, and ideological shifts between the older political activist and his son. This is a filmed version of Bratya Basu’s 2002 play of the same name, staged and shot as a film.