An uncommon love story blended with a traditional post-death ritual.

Film starring Sabyasachi Misra, Megha Ghosh and Pupinder Singh

A westernised man who constantly parties falls in love with a woman from a traditional family. As usual, they soon find their romance disrupted by a third party.

Adi Oka Idile is about a group of friends who grew up together in the same colony and their respective life journeys.

Surya (Sabyasachi Mishra) and Gitanjali (Arpita) are bright college students. Surya falls for Gitanjali at first sight. Ajay (Sukanta), the spoiled son of local M.L.A. Abinash (Pradyumna Lenka), also likes Gitanjali and proposes to her. When she declines, Ajay threatens to jump from the college roof, prompting the timid Gitanjali to accept and start dating him. Surya then proposes to Gitanjali, but she refuses in front of Ajay. Believing that Gitanjali doesn't truly love Ajay, Surya continues to pursue her without causing conflict. The film follows Surya's efforts to win Gitanjali's heart with his positive attitude and outlook.

A 2008 Odiya-language film based off the 1991 film Sleeping With The Enemy and the 1996 film Agni Sakshi. Chandan is in love with Shriya, despite Shriya marrying Omm. However, Omm turns out not to be whom Shriya thinks.

Nisha lives in Odisha and is in love with Prem who is obsessed about going to Dubai where her twin sister lives. But Prem's father creates problems for them with his rigid views and principles.

When South India was under foreign treachery in the 14th century, Vidhyaranya Swami along with his disciples Hari Hara and Bukka Raya saved the country. They established a new kingdom called Vijayanagara, hid the war loot in Kishkindha mountain and protected it by dividing the secret in two. Swamy then extracts a vow from forest tribe leader and Vijayanagara Minister to guard this secret.