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Poroborti Station Begunkodar 

Set in 2009, the story follows Dr. Nayan Mukherjee, a cardiac surgeon and rationalist who is asked by the All Bengal Rationalists Forum to investigate the so-called “Ghost of Begunkodor”. The station had remained shut for over four decades after a station master reportedly died days after claiming he had seen the ghost of his daughter. As Nayan and his team begin their investigation, they discover that the mystery is layered with belief, fear and hidden interests. Suchandra X Vaaniya’s debut directorial feature film.
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Set in 2009, the story follows Dr. Nayan Mukherjee, a cardiac surgeon and rationalist who is asked by the All Bengal Rationalists Forum to investigate the so-called “Ghost of Begunkodor”. The station had remained shut for over four decades after a station master reportedly died days after claiming he had seen the ghost of his daughter. As Nayan and his team begin their investigation, they discover that the mystery is layered with belief, fear and hidden interests. Suchandra X Vaaniya’s debut directorial feature film.

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Genre:Drama, Horror, Thriller
Directed By:Chaandroday Pal, Suchandra Vaaniya
Written By:Chaandroday Pal
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Chaandroday Pal, Suchandra Vaaniya

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Soham Majumdar

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