Gotro

Mukti Debi, a staunch Vaishnavite, lives in an old-world mansion named Gobinda Dham while her son, Anirban, lives overseas. Tareq Ali is a former convict who is now trying to redeem himself and restart his life. He is employed by Mukti Debi as the caretaker of her estate. What follows is a tale of how a mother-son relationship begins to build between Mukti Debi and Tareq, while the former is unaware of his Muslim identity, depicting underlying social issues of the era.[3] There is also a scene where a local promoter(portrayed by Kharaj Mukherjee) with political connections refuses to eat the bhoga of the Janmastami festival organised in the house, served by Tarekh on the grounds that it was a taboo for a Hindu to allow a non-Hindu(in this case Tarekh) to serve the bhoga(food offerred to a Hindu deity) to the guests & sinful on the part of the Hindu to eat that food served by a non-Hindu to which Mukti Debi reprimanded him, saying that he didn't objected to eating biryani cooked by Muslim chefs in restaurants & yet objected to eat food served by Muslims.

• Nigel Akkara as Tareq Ali/Tarak Guha
• Ambarish Bhattacharya as a priest
• Saheb Chatterjee as Mukti Debi's son, Anirban
• Manali Dey as Jhuma
• Anashua Majumdar as Mukti Debi
• Badhshah Moitra as a police inspector
• Kharaj Mukherjee as a real estate promoter
• Biswanath Basu in a special appearance in "Mashima Hitler" song

The official teaser of the film was unveiled by Windows Production on 2 July 2019.[4] The official teaser 2 of the film was unveiled by Windows Production on 17 July 2019.[5]

The official trailer of the film was unveiled by Windows Production on 26 July 2019.[6]

It was theatrically released on 23 August 2019.[7]

The soundtrack is composed by Anindya Chatterjee on his own lyrics. The song "Rangabati" is inspired by the Odiya Song 'Rangabati', composed by Prabhudatta Pradhan on lyrics of Mitrabhanu Gauntia.

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• Gotro at IMDb