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Aparna's blissful world comes crashing down when she discovers a slanderous allegation against her husband on social media. As she tries to piece things back together, a conflict ensues between the truth-seeking woman and the peace-keeping homemaker in her.

The Choudhury family is in a tailspin with the threat of four more murders looming large. No one is safe and everyone is a suspect. Is Parboni on a quest to avenge her mysterious past or is a family member behind it all?

This hoichoi web series, based on Tagore's timeless tale, Manbhanjan, is a housewife's journey from her home to the world outside, looking for love and identity.

Huge mansions have heinous secrets. As clandestine family ties, scandals, and uncanny deaths spiral around the dark hallways of Indu's home, she leaves no stone unturned to untangle the mystery.

Nandita starts receiving MMS of her husband's extramarital affair with a mysterious woman Nina. As she tries to identify the sender, she finds herself in a maze.

Parna's blissful life turns upside down when an MMS of hers spreads like wildfire. As her family treats her like a pariah, her misery opens her eyes to the hypocrisies of society. To know if Parna bounces back from rock bottom, watch this story of self-realization, introspection, and resilience.

When college student Shinjini gets raped, her professor, Raka Sen, emerges as the only ray of hope at this bleak time in her life. In a society where women are seemingly always at fault, can Raka and Shinjini bring the perpetrators to justice?

Kumirkhali, the land of widows in Sundarban, is mired in a deep but invisible crisis. The fateful arrival of an outsider stirs things up in the hamlet. Will he be able to alleviate the plight of Kumirkhali and also redeem himself?

From being a carefree young girl in a pristine village in Bangladesh's Khulna to being an entrepreneur in her own right in Kolkata, Indubala's journey is laced with the desolation of separation from her roots and the consolation of every taste serving as a memory of someone she has lost.