Biplab Ghosh

Eken Babu arrives in Benaras with Bapi and Pramatha and soon finds himself entangled in a perplexing mystery. Strange coded messages lead him to a sinister conspiracy threatening the Masaan Holi festival. Racing against time, he must outsmart shadowy figures to save the sacred city from chaos.

Cholai is a black comedy based on the 2011 hooch fatalities in Bengal, India. Country liquor, commonly known as 'Cholai' is a flourishing business in rural Bengal It is cheap and highly addictive. A sudden turn of events is triggered when a batch of Cholai gets toxic during the brewing process. Soon people who had consumed the Cholai start falling ill and the death toll rises to 172. Media turns the incident into a political drama. To pacify the outrage, the Government launches compensation for the family members of the victims. A gold-rush ensues following the announcement, everyone wants their share. Deaths due to other causes could be become 'entitled' for compensation if the right palms are greased with their share. The mourning soon transforms into greed and corruption.

Set against the backdrop of West Bengal’s political transition in 2012–13, when a historic shift in power began reshaping the social atmosphere of the state, Unread Pages explores another quieter transformation unfolding alongside it: the rapid spread of digitalization, computers, and the internet, which gradually altered the culture of reading itself. As physical libraries struggle against growing irrelevance, the film follows a group of local library workers in Howrah trying to preserve spaces increasingly abandoned by time. At its center is an unemployed young library worker whose fragile personal aspirations become deeply intertwined with his unconditional love for books and the fading world they inhabit. Blending social change with intimate human emotion, Unread Pages is a melancholic portrait of bibliophilia standing at the edge of twilight.