Two people from two poles. One is the complete opposite of the other. Not nineteen-twenty; This is like a difference of nineteen-forty-nine. But what happens when two people with different tastes and preferences come under the same roof? Love are like a jigsaw puzzle. Torn pieces, one does not match the size of the other. But the whole picture is made by combining those pieces sitting side by side. The difference is their match! Separation is the birth of their love!

Anik lives alone in the city, but he is much loved by his aunt and uncle, the only relatives he has here. His aunt’s unconditional love puts him in difficulties as she wants him to get married. His aunt arranges a series of meetings with girls, which do not create interest in him. The problem begins when Anik finally likes someone. Meanwhile, a strange incident occurs in his aunt and uncle’s married life. Anik realizes that some loves never get a proper conclusion!

Muhib lost his parents at a early age and brought up by his sister. After the marriage of his sister Jeba, he comes along with his sister in his brother-in-law's house. He grows up with strict rules by his brother-in-law. But for the sake of his sister's happiness, he bears all of this. Muhib is in a deep relationship with Oru. They married each other in a court with the presence of his friends. But they cannot stay together as Muhib has to leave the town for his job. Muhib dreams for a new life with Oru but a mishap changes everything.

An old landlord wants to spend his last days with his family but they don't want to come to his place, so he mimics his own death to bring them.

Refugees from East Pakistan flee West Pakistani soldiers aboard a rickety steamboat.

An apparently passive young man comes to Dhaka from a rural area looking for a job and a better life.

One day, Sumon, a young boy from the village, out of curiosity, calls out to a jinn. The jinn responds to that call and keeps Sumon as his own child. Which mother will win her son's love?

In a world plagued by crime and corruption, Rohan struggles to navigate the treacherous waters of family expectations and societal pressures, all while trying to stay true to himself. Will he manage to break free from the chains that bind him, or will he succumb to the darkness that surrounds him? Dive into this gripping tale of self-discovery, resilience, and the fight for one's own identity.

The first package drama in the history of Bangladesh, Prachir Periye (Beyond the Wall) was telecast in 1994 and is based on the novel Pishach Dweep (The Island of Evil) from the Masud Rana series.