The story of the feature film revolves around the sufferings of the war-ravaged people of Bangladesh in 1971. Pitambar, his blind father and grandmother, Karim with his daughter-in-law Ratri, Fuli with her mother, Mowlana Munshi Muslem and his wife Begum, Gourango with his mother and wife are the passengers on board. The boatmen are taking them to safety, far away from the fierce clutches of war. All the people on board are devastated by the horrors of war. As the story advances, different events unravel. Written by Anonymous

Kifayet Uddin's son went abroad six month earlier but has no communication since last month. OC of the nearest police station has the news of a death of expatriate worker. He goes to the house to inform his guardian but found that person alive in another country. He finds Ramjan Ali responsible for this. He is connected human trafficking with fake passport who sent Kifayet's son in place of Wahab. Ramjan clears everything about this hustle and takes the responsibility of the corpse. Ramjan, Kifayet and Rahman bring the corpse to home but find a different corpse in the coffin. Written by wakim

My Friend Rashed is the story of 1971 liberation war seen through the eyes of a young boy. The backdrop happens to be a remote small town, and the characters are a few students of a school. Rashed, the central character, suddenly appears in the school one day. His real name is not Rashed, it is a given name by his teacher along with some of the students. When the small boys fail to comprehend the impact of extremely troubling days of 1971, in his unique way, politically conscious Rashed explains its significance to them. The Pakistan army has started its military operation in the country, and one day they reach this small town too making Rashed the witness of a cruel annihilation. At the initial stage of the liberation war Rashed and his young friends decide to help the Muktibahini (Freedom fighters). In an open confrontation a freedom fighter of their acquaintance gets captured and Rashed along with his friends, by means of his extraordinary plan, helps him escape from certain death. The story of My Friend Rashed ends with the liberation of Bangladesh. When the fallen apart residents finally return back to the small town to their utter surprise they become aware of the fact that Rashed, the amazing little boy, is missing. Conspired by the anti-liberation force he has been killed by the Pakistan Army. The story ends there, although his friends reminisce about him for a long time-even when they grow up. Written by Ashfaq Ahmed, Samiul Haque Diganta

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Another brilliant story from one of the marvels of literature- born genius Humayun Ahmed. A group of Dhaka University friends plan to visit St. Martins, a beautiful natural coral island, situated near Cox's Bazar, where the largest natural sea beach on earth is located. The story is based on the preparation, ecstasies, agonies, frustration, hope, fun, sadness aiming at fulfilling the wish of the youth group to visit St. Martins. The story shows how they try managing the fare for the trip, how one friend finally fails to join them, how their families get involved into the preparation, how ultimate realities come forward of them. And how realistically Humayun Ahmed can plot a story as such, anybody who has read him, or watched his movies, knows better. Humayun Ahmed also has a lodge at St. Martins, so he reasonably felt eagerness to express a man's affection to the sea from his own experience. Its equally a brilliant direction from Toukir Ahmed, one of the millions of fans of Humayun. People from any language should watch this movie, who have love for sea and are passionate to travelling. Written by Amit Premtilok Roy Choudhury

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Kothao Keu Nei followed the adventures of the endearing gangster and thug, Baker Bhai. Through a series of dangerous adventures, Baker Bhai tries to keep control of his territory, while also trying to do what's right and protect the weak. In the end, he is betrayed by his friends and sentenced to hang. Although guilty of murder, Baker Bhai committed the crime in an attempt to protect the innocent.

An apparently passive young man, Khorshed (Zahid Hasan), comes to Dhaka from a rural area looking for a job and a better life. He gets to stay with an uncle (Ahsanul Haq Minu) who literally robs him off every penny he has. A beautiful, flirtatious married woman next door (Rosey Siddiqui) is like a breath of fresh air in this hellhole. Khorshed is soon seen walking into a government bungalow, threatening an unsuspecting DC (Tariq Anam Khan) of Ratanpur and his PA (Shahiduzzaman Selim) that he is armed with a bomb (in a briefcase) and is not afraid to detonate it. Holding the government officials at gunpoint, he asks them to call up influential individuals of the region, including the SP (Masud Ali Khan) and ASP (Hasan Masood), leader of a youth organisation (Marzuk Russell), a leading cultural activist (Fazlur Rahman Babu), political leaders belonging to rival parties (Jayanto Chattopadhyay and Saleh Ahmed) and educationists (Amirul Haque Chowdhury and Tania Ahmed). After they all arrive, thinking they have been called upon to attend an urgent meeting with the DC, Khorshed makes his intentions clear. He reads out an eight-point demand and wants the parliament to pass new legislation to put an end to corruption.

A struggling actor becomes a professional impostor, hired to impersonate people for financial gain, but as he delves deeper into his work he becomes embroiled in trouble that threatens to unravel his life.

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A teenage boy is hired along with the music group of his father by a Zamidar (landlord) for entertaining him until the annual flood is over in the Haor region of East Bengal. But the boy finds out that he has to do something more than the rest of the members of the group are required- he has to satisfy the landlord sensually as well. The wife of the landlord cannot stand this new 'rival' of hers and conspires to kill the boy. Written by Aman