Y2K (Athoba, 'Sex Krome Aasitechhe')

The film follows Chanchal, a soft-spoken young Bengali man struggling with his masculinity and confidence. He dedicates his time to finding a suitable partner, hoping to validate his identity as a male. However, his encounters with women frequently lead to disappointment and disillusionment.

As the narrative unfolds, Chanchal's journey takes an unexpected turn when he finally attracts the attention of a beautiful girl. Tragically, just as he achieves this connection, he suffers a misfortune that changes everything. Y2K portrays a unique blend of humor and drama, capturing the complexities of young adulthood in Kolkata.

For collectors, Y2K represents an exploration of social themes within Bengali cinema, showcasing the work of prominent actors such as Rajatabha Dutta and Sreelekha Mitra. The film's release through the Satyajit Ray Film & Television Institute adds to its significance within the Bengali film landscape.