Torsha Ekti Nodir Naam

Bengali
Drama , Family

Released On - 30 May 2025 1hr 50min

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Cast View All

Sudip Mukherjee

Main Lead Actor

Dipanwita Ghosh Mukhopadhyay

Main Lead Actress

Arindam Halder

Main Lead Actor

Rudra Sarkar

Main Lead Actor

Kinkini Sengupta

Main Lead Actress

Kavya Bhaumik

Main Lead Actress

Crew

Krishnendu Sannigrahi

Director

Nirmalya Ghosh

Producer

Pramit Das

Cinematography

Abir Dutta

Cinematography

Md Kalam

Editor

Torsha Ekti Nodir Naam is a 2025 Bengali drama directed by Krishnendu Sannigrahi and produced by Tithos Entertainment. Starring Sudip Mukherjee, Dipanwita Ghosh, Arindam Haldar, and child artist Kavya Bhowmik, the film captures the innocence and empathy of childhood against the backdrop of social inequality.

The story follows Torsha, the daughter of a District Magistrate, who lives a sheltered, privileged life until a chance encounter leads her to a group of children living in a nearby slum. Drawn by their warmth and simplicity, Torsha forms a deep bond with them, unaware of the social and economic barriers that divide their worlds.

When the slum community faces eviction due to an urban development plan overseen by her own father, Torsha courageously steps in to help, testing the limits of her innocence and compassion. Her journey becomes a quiet rebellion — a child’s plea for justice that bridges hearts across class lines.

Blending heartfelt storytelling with social realism, Torsha Ekti Nodir Naam flows like the river it’s named after — gentle yet persistent, reminding us that empathy can be the most powerful force for change.