Sanjita Mukherjee

Babin, Dolly, and Tyre are three slum kids with big dreams of becoming a doctor, nurse, and engineer. When Babin's father falls critically ill, they steal an oxygen cylinder that sets off a chain of events.

In the heart of Sundarban's Creek, 59 year-old Sarathi Sardar embarks on a daring journey with her granddaughter Jhumri, seeking refuge from the shadows of tigers and crocodiles that claimed her family one by one.

Barna is a 24-year-old girl - open-minded, intelligent, and full of life. While conducting research in her university, she meets Ipsita, a middle-aged woman she has very little in common with. Gradually the two form a friendship that eventually shapes and changes their lives in unexpected ways.

Runanubandha, spiritually, refers to body’s memory – both genetic and memory of intimate physical connect. It is this memory which is said to bind a parent and a child, a husband and a wife or any other intimate relationships. The film explores Shatarupa’s search for her father in Kolkata. She finds the voice of her father in a young man. The paternal traits draw her towards him, but she finds herself trapped elsewhere between emotional complexities and simplicity. The film also draws a parallel with Hindu mythological tale of Lord Brahma, who was attracted to his own daughter Shatarupa