Bojhena Shey Bojhena

In the bustling stretch of highway near Behrampore, two ordinary buses hurtle toward a collision that will unexpectedly bind the lives of everyone on board. The film opens with the looming sense of a routine journey—students cheering after a kabadi victory, a newly married couple savoring their first trip together, a man eager to introduce his girlfriend to his family, and a young woman embarking on her inaugural voyage to Kolkata. The tone is a delicate blend of everyday optimism and an undercurrent of unease, hinting that ordinary moments can shift in an instant.

Among the travelers, Joyeeta arrives from the quiet town of Balurghat, a bright and curious soul stepping into the sprawling city for a career interview. She crosses paths with Abhik, a restless young man who takes an impromptu day off to guide her through Kolkata’s streets, sparking a subtle, growing connection. In a parallel strand, Noor Islam leaves his modest village in search of work, his heart already captured by Rhea, a confident nurse whose independence and compassion shape the direction of his life. Their stories unfold alongside a mosaic of other passengers—a mother with her child, a girls’ hockey team, college students discovering attraction, and a man returning from Dubai to meet his five‑year‑old daughter.

The film weaves these individual threads together with a lyrical realism, allowing the audience to feel the rhythm of each character’s hopes and anxieties before the inevitable crash. The atmosphere balances warm, human moments with a looming tension that reminds viewers how fragile daily routines can be. As the buses close in on each other, the narrative lingers on the quiet anticipation of meeting points, leaving a lingering curiosity about how these intersecting lives will be reshaped by the encounter.

Last Updated: September 26, 2025 at 04:37