Madhabi Mukherjee

The story is about a cultured bengali family, different members of which have gathered in native house on the occasion of Durgapuja. This movie remained instrumental in showing different common and complex problems being faced by a middle-class family. (wikipedia)

A young man, eternally 20, walks through history, through poverty, squalor and death. Eternally 20 and killed so many times -- killed because he has been protesting and has remained an agent-provocateur. He comes and goes, between stories, each story having an independent set-up and new characters, but all stories harping on the eternal reality: Poverty and Degradation. While the physical look of poverty and hunger remains unchanged, it is the mind and attitude that keeps on changing. (MrinalSen.org)

Amitabha Roy (Soumitra Chatterjee), a scriptwriter, has a breakdown near a tea-estate and he is offered a place to stay by the estate manager (Haradhan Banerjee) at his bungalow. When he arrives, Amitabha finds out that the manager is married to his ex-girlfriend, Karuna (Madhabi Mukherjee)... (imdb)

Iswar (Abhi Bhattacharya) and his younger kid sister Sita, victims of the partition of Bengal stay in Nabajeeban Colony in Calcutta. While fighting for their individual survival, Iswar and his friend Haraprasad also look into the problems of the suffering refugees... (upperstall.com)

In 1870s Bengal, Charulata leads a quiet, lonely life while her wealthy husband remains absorbed in publishing his political newspaper. To keep her company, he invites his younger cousin Amal, an aspiring poet. As Amal encourages her artistic talents, a deep emotional bond and mutual literary passion blossom between them, quietly threatening the delicate foundation of her marriage.

In 1960s Calcutta, a traditional housewife from a middle-class family decides to take a job as a door-to-door saleswoman to ease her household's financial strain. Her newfound independence and success earn her respect, but also ignite tension with her conservative husband and relatives, forcing her to navigate evolving gender roles in a rapidly modernizing society.

The time is immediately before World War II. The place a remote village in Bengal. Priyanath, a middle aged man and the last offspring of a once wealthy family, gets married to a lovely teenage girl to please his widowed mother. Overcoming the initial inhibitions, he starts enjoying the happiness of a normal married life. (Karagarga)