Ujjal Paul

A middle-aged clerk seeking a way out of his mundane everyday existence inexplicably disappears on a weekend evening.

'Melakhela' (Tale of a fair) tries to reflect the eternal secular and casteless image of India through a fair where the world gets together as well as, it portrays the traditional subaltern folk culture of West Bengal

Monotony in the life of a young Nepalese sex worker from Asia's largest red-light area breaks when she goes out with her intimate client, only to realize that she has to go back to the brothel which is her reality now

A middle-aged clerk seeking a way out of his mundane everyday existence inexplicably disappears on a weekend evening.

'Melakhela' (Tale of a fair) tries to reflect the eternal secular and casteless image of India through a fair where the world gets together as well as, it portrays the traditional subaltern folk culture of West Bengal

Monotony in the life of a young Nepalese sex worker from Asia's largest red-light area breaks when she goes out with her intimate client, only to realize that she has to go back to the brothel which is her reality now