Unishe April

Two decades ago, Manish dies, leaving Sarojini to shoulder the responsibility of raising Aditi. The tragedy sets a quiet but heavy change in the family dynamics. The domestic balance begins to tilt as Sarojini's art takes precedence over family life.

With Manish gone, Sarojini concentrates on her rising career and leaves Aditi in a hostel. The physical distance mirrors an emotional one that grows over the years. The daughter's growing independence further widens the gap between mother and child.

As Sarojini becomes a renowned dancer, Manish's resentment deepens and the rift widens. The house is filled with unspoken grievances as art consumes more of Sarojini's time. Domestic harmony struggles under the weight of ambition and misunderstanding.

The film opens with Aditi returning home, now grown and on the verge of starting a medical career like her father. The reunion is tense, colored by mutual suspicion and unresolved grievances. Her professional future hints at a shift that could redefine their relationship.

Shortly after Aditi's return, Sarojini is honored with a prestigious award, signaling a peak in her artistic recognition. The achievement sharpens existing tensions as the personal and professional spheres collide. This event becomes a catalyst for the couple's simmering conflicts.

On 19 April, the date marking Aditi's father's death, Sarojini seems to have forgotten the significance. The memory lapse wounds Aditi and rekindles old disappointments. The moment highlights a disconnect in what each holds sacred.

Soon after the award's announcement, Prosenjit Chatterjee's family learns of Sarojini's profession and Aditi's engagement falters. He ends the relationship, leaving Aditi devastated. The incident underscores societal pressures and the fragility of their bond.

Heartbroken by the breakup and the mounting strain with her mother, Aditi contemplates suicide. Sarojini discovers the crisis and is forced to confront the depth of her daughter's pain. The act acts as a brutal wake-up call for their fractured relationship.

Mother and daughter finally confront two decades of rage in a long, candid conversation. They unpack painful memories and reveal hidden truths that have long festered between them. The exchange opens a path toward empathy and a possible healing.

With new truths revealed, they begin to understand the reasons behind their estrangement and consider letting go of long-held resentment. The story hints at the possibility of forgiveness, though the future of their bond remains uncertain. The mother-daughter relationship is tested, reshaped, and potentially mended.

The narrative closes by posing the central question: will Aditi ultimately forgive her mother? The ending mirrors real life’s ambiguity, leaving the resolution up to the characters' willingness to reconcile. It emphasizes that love and ambition can coexist with forgiveness, though not without struggle.