Tuhin Tamijul

Moju, an elderly man living in a fishing village in Bangladesh, devotes himself to physical training even today. Boli, a traditional sport in Bangladesh, is a type of wrestling, and Moju declares war on Dopor, the Boli champion who lives in the village. The villagers laugh at Moju, saying he is crazy, and Moju's son, Shafu, tries to lock him up and prevent him from competing, but there is no way to avoid a match between Moju and Dopor.

An assistant professor at a medical college balances her roles as a professional, a mother and a teacher. Her life changes once she witnesses an unexpected incident involving a female student.

This is a story of two friends meeting after a long time. It begins with a great deal of nostalgia shared between two friends. But as it unfolds, we see how relationships tend to be defined by the politics of the day. We find friendship and enmity intertwined into one complex reality