Top 10 Bengali Films With No Villain

Bengali films have been creating stories with several plots. One such is the making of stories without negative roles. These films show the lifestyle of people among themselves where no antagonist plays a role. Here is a list of Bengali films with no villains.

1. Pather Panchali

The film Pather Panchali is about rural life. This film is adapted from a novel written by Bibhutibhushan Bandyopadhyay Bibhutibhushan Bandyopadhyay was a novelist, lyric >> Read More... the name Pather Panchali. Harihar is a priest. He is very poor. He earns to feed his family. He wants to become a poet. Sarbajaya is his wife. She looks after their children, Apu and Durga. Indir Thakuran is Harihar’s cousin. She is an older woman. She also lives with them. This film beautifully shows rural life. It depicts the beauty of simple livelihood. The family struggle to live their life.

2. Mahanagar

The film Mahanagar is about the life of a working woman. Satyajit Ray Biographies reveal bare details about the maverick >> Read More... was the director of this film. In the 1950s, in Calcutta, Arati is a middle-class woman. She lives with his husband, son, mother-in-law, and father-in-law. They face a financial crisis. Her husband is the only working man. Now, she has to take up a job to support her family. She joins a company. She becomes a saleswoman. Arati succeeds and enjoys independence. But her father-in-law criticizes her. Her husband, Subrata becomes insecure. Now he asks her to leave her job. She becomes friends with an Anglo-Indian coworker Edith. Suddenly he loses his job. Now she is the only one working. Edith is fired. For this, Arati confronts Himangshu. He is the boss. Then she leaves her position. Arati apologizes to Subrata for leaving her job. He respects Arati's bravery. Now they are both searching for employment.

3. Aparajito

The film Aparajito is about the life of a filmmaker. This film shows the time of the 1950s. Aparajito Ray works in a magazine company. He lives with his mother, wife, and son. He wants to expand his career. He goes abroad with his wife to learn filmmaking. He makes a film named Pather Podaboli in India inspired by a novel written by Bibhutibhushan Mukhopadhyay. The film he made won an international award at the Cannes International Film Festival.

4. Charulata

The film Charulata is about the simple lifestyle of Bengali women. This film is based on a novel by Rabindranath Tagore name Nastanirh. It means Broken nest. Charulata is very beautiful and intelligent. She is the wife of Bhupati. He is a political freedom worker. She is interested in arts and literature. She is very bored alone in the house. Now he invites his brother Umapada and his wife Manda to live there. Now Charu and Uma form a bond between them of sister-in-law and brother-in-law.

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The film Ekannoborti is about the lives of women. Malini Chatterjee visits her mother’s home with her daughters, Shila Chatterjee, and Pinky Chatterjee. They visit to celebrate Durga Puja. Pinky is concerned about her body. She is always fat-shamed. She is jealous of her elder sister. Shila is having problems in her relationship. Malini is also dealing with issues with her husband and their father. He is having an extra-marital affair. On the last day of Durga Puja, everyone confronts each other. The film explores the problems faced in women’s life.

6. Hami

The film Hami shows the art of child-bringing. Bhutu Biswas is Laltu and Mitali Biswas’s son. He gets admitted to an English medium school in Kolkata. There, he becomes best friends with Chini. Bhutu belongs to a typical Bengali family, and Chini to a posh family. He loves her. But Chini’s parents see this as being wrong. The parents separate her from him. But now he puts sindoor on her. Now both the children’s parents are called. But everyone sees that both friends have an innocent bond.

7. Praktan

The film Praktan is about the art of the past and letting go. Ujaan Mukherjee is a tourist guide. Sudipa is an architect and a tourist. They fall in love while roaming Kolkata. They may. But they face many problems in their marriage. This happens because of their career and personal wishes. They cannot adjust. Then they split up. Later, after several years she is traveling by train. Malini and her daughter Putul are her co-passenger. She comes to know that she is now her ex-husband’s present wife. Both women explore themselves. They speak and gets to know their life difference and preference. Later Ujaan joins them on the train.

8. Arekti Premer Golpo

The film Arekti Premer Golpo is about the art of bisexual relationships. Abhiroop Sen makes documentary films. He comes to Kolkata with his bisexual lover, Indranil, to make a film. Chapal Bhaduri India's last and most famous female impersonat >> Read More... , known as Chapal Rani, was a famous Jatra actor. They want to make a documentary film about him. He acted as a female when real females were prohibited on the stage. Abhiroop is transgender. She faces many problems in making the film. Indranil is married to Rani. But Abhiroop and Indranil become intimate. The film shows the problems faced by transgender people in leading a regular life.

9. Mini

The film Mini shows the relationship between a little girl and her maternal aunt. Mini is an eight-year-old girl. She used to live with her mother. Her father is having an extramarital affair. One day suddenly, her mother becomes ill. She is hospitalized. Now there is no one to look after Mini. Her mother has a sister, Titli. She works at a private office. She lives alone in her house. Now she must take her niece’s responsibility. The film shows the bond between niece and aunt. They face several problems managing office, work, school, and personal life.

10. Uma

The film Uma is about a little girl Uma. She lives in Zurich, Switzerland. She is suffering from a chronic disease. She has only two months to live. She wants to see Durga Puja in Kolkata. It is her last wish. Himadri is her father. He plans to take her to Kolkata. But it was not the time of Durga Puja. But she has few days to live. So, he devises a fake Durga puja with film director Brahmananda Chakraborty. He agrees. They face many problems while doing this. But they succeed. This film is based on an actual incident in the life of Evan Leverage of St. George, Ontario, Canada.