Bidhir Bidhan

Satya's life takes an unexpected turn when he loses one of his hands in the war front. To add to his troubles, Jiten Chowdhury, a village head and womanizer, falsely accuses him and sends him to jail with a lifetime imprisonment when he refuses to listen to him.

Cast

Ranjit Mallick

Tapas Paul

Satabdi Roy

Sumitra Mukherjee

Arun Govil

Papiya Adhikary

Debu Bose

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