29 Apr 2016, 10:33 am
The first days shoot featured Parambrata Chattopadhyay, Deepankar De, Debalina Sen and Kaushik Mitra.
The story revolves around several characters.
Ahana Sen is a notable cerebral film maker of national repute but she is lonely. Her loneliness was a problem since she knew Ritwick would never come back.
Ritwick , her fiancé had disappeared twenty years back, just seven days before the wedding. The man was a musician, he was growing and with him his compositions. Ritwick’s sudden disappearance left Ahana deserted, lonely and totally dejected with all the positive facets of life.
Sayantan, a common friend of Ritwick and Ahana, who is also a renowned psychiatrist, had been there for Ahana when Ritwick went missing and she was a wreck. He treated her, helped her come out of the melancholia and had been instrumental in making Ahana a successful film maker.
All the feature films, directed by Ahana depicted the darker shades of human nature and essentially always resulted in a climax, which always felt her audiences sad & gloomy. In short, her personal crisis was gradually making a vast impact in her creativity. Sayantan tried to bring Ahana back to normal life but his efforts did not take a positive shape but he never left trying. Every year on a particular date Ahana tries to commit suicide but fails, the date Rittwick went missing. Ahana had learnt to stay lonely. She was busy with her work, a way to keep away the memories of Ritwick.
She was snug in her world till she met Rick.
Rick was so much like Ritwick. His looks, the way he talked, the way he sang, the way he played the string and keyboard instruments. With the passage of time Ahana was attracted to Rick and the inevitable happened. Ahana and Rick were hook line and sinkers in love. Love but love with a problem.
Ahana was twenty years senior to Rick. The love struck couple were happy and everything was going fine when suddenly Sreeparna senses things are not right.
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