Bengali Movie List A To Z Top Jun 2026

Whether you watch Pramathesh Barua’s early version or Bimal Roy’s later interpretations, this tragic tale of unrequited love and self-destruction remains an immortal pillar of Bengali romantic drama. – Eken Babu [2022]

Ghatak’s final, deeply autobiographical film. He stars as an alcoholic, disillusioned intellectual wandering through a politically volatile Bengal during the Naxalite movement. It serves as a raw, unfiltered political testament. Z – Zulfeqar – 2016 Director: Srijit Mukherji

Directed by Shiboprosad Mukherjee and Nandita Roy, Icche explores the delicate and obsessive nature of a mother-son relationship, highlighting the toxic nature of forced parental ambitions.

A contemporary romantic thriller that touches upon modern isolation, digital connections, and the complex psychological vulnerabilities of the youth in urban spaces. X – X: Past Is Present – 2015 bengali movie list a to z top

Rituparno Ghosh. A family reunion in an old Kolkata house reveals fractures, secrets, and fading aristocracy.

L — List of popular modern film: Love Aaj Kal Porshu (2020) — Love Aaj Kal Porshu (modern Bengali remake/film)

A devastating masterpiece about the aftermath of the partition of Bengal. It portrays a selfless young woman sacrificing her life and happiness for her refugee family. N – Nayak (The Hero) Year: 1966 Director: Satyajit Ray Whether you watch Pramathesh Barua’s early version or

– Rituparno Ghosh’s delicate poetic drama charting a mother-daughter relationship put to the test when they cross paths with a Bollywood superstar who was the mother's first love. U to Z: Modern Mastery and Beyond

The film that started it all. Ray’s debut – raw, lyrical, devastating. Essential viewing.

: A character study of a superstar (played by Uttam Kumar) during a train journey, revealing his insecurities and past. O - Open Tee Bioscope It serves as a raw, unfiltered political testament

Y — Ye Duniya (not Bengali). Bengali example: "Yatra" (Bengali 2006?) There is a Bengali film "Yatra" (2002?) or "Yoddha: The Warrior" (Bengali?) — need verification.

A delicate, poetic film by Rituparno Ghosh. It follows a teenage girl who is infatuated with a Bollywood superstar (Mithun Chakraborty), only to discover that the actor was once her mother's lover.