Kanika Majumdar

Kanika Majumdar Trailers

Chander Kachhakachhi TrailerRanur Prothom Bhag TrailerSonar Khancha Trailer

Kanika Majumdar was born in (1935 - 2019) Mymensingh, then East Bengal (now Bangladesh) to an elite Brahmin family. She made her acting debut in the famous director Mrinal Sen's Punascha. Although, her first released film was Satyajit Ray's film Teen Kanya.

Most Popular Kanika Majumdar Trailers

Total trailers found: 9

Ranur Prothom Bhag Trailer (1975)

31 January 1975

Ranur Prothom Bhag is a heartwarming Bengali comedy about the endearing relationship between a young, mischievous girl named Ranu and her doting uncle, Mejo Kaka.

Duti Mon Trailer (1970)

24 July 1970

A 1970 Bengali Drama Film directed by Pijush Bose.

Basanta Bilap Trailer (1973)

02 January 1973

A romantic comedy about a series of clashes between the female residents of a ladies' hostel Basanta Bilap, and four boys of the neighbourhood, aided and abetted by their boudi (sister-in-law).

Sonar Khancha Trailer (1973)

02 July 1973

A renowned singer returns to his town that had forsaken him. He finds his true love but fate eludes him from a union.

Agun Trailer (1962)

15 June 1962

Heeru, Naren, and Chandranath were friends. From his college days, Chandranath had been aspiring and ambitious.

Chander Kachhakachhi Trailer (1976)

31 December 1976

A 1976 Bengali Drama Film directed by Yatrik.

Three Daughters Trailer (1961)

05 May 1961

Three stories with three central female characters linking the stories together. The first one concerns an orphan girl who grows attached to the postmaster she is caring for after he teaches her to read and write.

The Lost Jewels Trailer (1961)

05 May 1961

The story revolves around a woman, who stays in a large mansion with her husband. She develops an obsession for her ornaments and refrains giving them to her husband as they face financial crisis.

Over Again Trailer (1961)

15 September 1961

Difficulties erupt between a couple when their relationship gets hit by societal pressures, norms, and deep-rooted patriarchy.