Abhijit is an outsider trapped in hostile, terrorist infested conditions with distant islanders. His only hope is beautiful local guide Sudakshina. But like the unpredictable river Brahmaputra, her existence has unseen undercurrents.
Will Abhijit be able to solve the mystery? Is he walking down the same path as his friend Sridhar Ranjan? Does a similar fate await him as the River flows?

When we talk of terrorism in any part of the world we know that terrorists' point of view because they survive on propagandas. The people opposing them has to counter those propagandas, so we know their point of view as well. In this cross fire of propagandas some were the voice of common man is lost. My film is a humble attempt to give voice to that silent majority …

Gurvinder Singh's first Punjabi feature film Anhey Ghorhey Da Daan based on Punjabi novelist and Jnanpeeth Award winner Professor Gurdial Singh's novel tries to bring to screen the effect that years of subordination can bring to struggling masses in the face of events spinning beyond their control. Devoid of the power to change course of their own destiny and the invisible violence of power equations. AGDD reflects the simmering discontent etched on their faces.
The film was nominated as the Top Ten Best Films of the World in 2011 by the US Journal Film Comment!.

Sanskar speaks about a shocking revelation, the unbelievable disgrace of the socially unaccepted situation a person is through which create a quake of such magnitude in his close circle that the long nourished relations start crushing and tumble down. Old father, wife, son, friends and colleagues face a meaningless catastrophe with utter disbelief and start to evaluate the long standing serene relation with hatred and pain.

A social activist, Sridhar Ranjan, is missing in action in Majuli - the largest inhabited river island in the world. 7 years later Sridhar is about to be officially declared dead with his friend Abjijit, a journalist, comes in search of him.

Abhijit is an outsider trapped in hostile, terrorist infested conditions with distant islanders. His only hope is beautiful local guide Sudakshina. But like the unpredictable river Brahmaputra, her existence has unseen undercurrents.

Will Abhijit be able to solve the mystery? Is he walking down the same path as his friend Sridhar Ranjan? Does a similar fate await him as the river flows?

Gangoobai, a childless, elderly widow, lives in the tiny colonial hill station of Matheran where she loves to tend to her beloved flowers in an eco-sensitive zone where no vehicles are allowed, not even bicycles. Gangoobai's life altering moment arrives when she sees Hodiwala's teenage daughter wearing a magnificent designer Parsi sari of white Chinese motifs embroidered on a background of purple silk. She instantly falls in love with this exotic, expensive, custom-made creation - and longs to own one herself.

Driven by this unlikely obsession, she finds herself in the big, polluted, overcrowded city of Mumbai - an urban nightmare she is utterly unprepared for. Yet, her essential goodness sets her life on a path that surpasses anything that she could ever have imagined...

Mayabazaar released in theatres all over Kolkata on June 1, 2012. The film is directed by Joydeep Ghosh and produced by the National Film Development Corporation of India.