Korpur

In the heart of 1990s Calcutta, an educator vanishes without a trace. Spanning two decades, the truth of her disappearance resurfaces. A haunting political thriller, unravelling a deceitful education system where the timelines collide, and the naked truth of a corrupt society unfolds. Inspired by the fictional novel of Dipanwita Roy, “Antardhaner Nepathye”, this new latest Bengali movie captures the true narrative of a corrupt society. On a seemingly ordinary morning in 1997, an exam controller at Calcutta University disappeared from the heart of Calcutta, leaving a dubious trail of political conspiracy behind. Two decades later, the fragments of her mysterious disappearance rekindle, revealing a sinister education scam embedded in political rot. Whispers of a dark truth linger in the heart of the city of joy. Questions arise, and so does the curiosity. In a city built on secrets, one question remains: Was it just a disappearance?

Directed by Arindam Sil and produced by Friends Communication and Kahhak Studios, the latest Bengali movie Korpur, is set to come alive in cinemas on this Eid. Korpur brings together a distinguished ensemble cast, each portraying compelling characters that shape the cinematic journey of the film. Rituparna Sengupta appears as Mousumi Sen, while Shahebb Chattopadhyay takes on the role of Nilay Bishwas. Arindam Sil portrays Sukhen Sen, alongside Ananya Banerjee as Gairika and Arpan Ghoshal as Anupam Roy. The cast further features Lahoma Bhattacharya in the role of Riya Tamang, Kunal Ghosh as Shankar Mallick, and Bratya Basu portraying the formidable character of Rakhorori Goswami. Together, these actors bring depth and intensity to the world of our new Bengali cinema 2026, Korpur, enriching with their powerful performances. Set against a backdrop of political intrigue and mystery, Korpur promises a compelling journey into a story that blurs the line between fact and fiction.