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Priyoranjan and Ratnakar are close friends, almost like brothers, until Priyo marries Chirosree against their parents' wishes. Though they start their family in poverty, Ratnakar is always there to help. However, as Chirosree and Ratnakar grow closer, Priyo becomes jealous, leading to conflict. Priyo's life spirals as he lands in jail, while Chirosree, with Ratnakar's support, starts a successful cosmetics business. After being released, Priyo reunites with his wife and son, and with Ratnakar's help, the family is brought back together, ending the film on a happy note.
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Priyoranjan and Ratnakar are close friends, almost like brothers, until Priyo marries Chirosree against their parents' wishes. Though they start their family in poverty, Ratnakar is always there to help. However, as Chirosree and Ratnakar grow closer, Priyo becomes jealous, leading to conflict. Priyo's life spirals as he lands in jail, while Chirosree, with Ratnakar's support, starts a successful cosmetics business. After being released, Priyo reunites with his wife and son, and with Ratnakar's help, the family is brought back together, ending the film on a happy note.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Palash Bandyopadhyay
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Runtime:126 minutes
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Cast
Palash Bandyopadhyay
Director
Soumitra Chatterjee
Priyaranjan Roychoudhury
Aparna Sen
Chiroshri Roychowdhury
Ranjit Mallick
Ratnakar
Bhanu Banerjee
Gupta-da
Shailen Ganguli
Kajal Gupta
Mrs. Tarafdar
Swantana Basu
Khoka's wife
Anil Chatterjee
Mr. Tarafdar (Bank Manager)
Kingshuk Roy
Khoka
Ajit Lahiri
Ramen Roy Chowdhury
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