Purnimar Chaand | Bengali Movie | Download | Zee bangla cinema | Originals

Sweets are an integral and intrinsic part of the Bengali psyche. 

So much so, that the word ‘Mishti’ adequately describes a beautiful face, a melodious voice, congenial behaviour etc. ‘Purnimar Chaand’ is one such simple and sweet story of how love blossoms between the scions of 2 warring families who fight it out for bragging rights of being the better sweet-maker, and eventually triumphs, thus ending the feud and bringing the families together through the bond of matrimony. 

  Chaand is the only heir to the legacy of Harshabardhan Sweets and the son of Purna Das. Purnima, on the other hand, is the daughter of Sambhu Ghosh, who owns Janardan Mishtanna Bhandar. 

Very funnily, both these warring families live in the same locality in North Kolkata. Purnima is the favorite of her aunt Sabitri. A widow with a small son, living with her mother and brothers, Sabitri has lovingly brought up her niece as her own.

 Chaand is also the apple of Amitbhushan’s eye, his uncle who is a bachelor and a perfect brother to Purna Das. 

The romance between Chaand and Purnima continues to blossom, but they fall into the depths of despair when they think of their future, or what little of it appears to them.

 How can they even hope to spend their lives together as a couple given the fact that their families are perpetually at each other’s throats?   Meanwhile, the feud between both the sweet –making families reaches to the extent of stealing recipes of Dilkhush, Roshokodombo, Roshomadhuri, Kamalabhog, Rajbhog etc. to luring expert artisans by offering more money. 

Going through the various roller coaster ride of Comic dramas, both the families finally reunite at the end through the bond of Matrimony breaking the walls of their age-old rivalry……How do Purnima and Chaand finally succeed in bringing both the families together and make them accept their relationship….???   The Director  A film maker at heart Mr. Rabin Das started his career under mentor Debangshu Sengupta. 

Later he worked with industry stalwarts such as Ramaprasad Banik, Rituparana Ghosh, and Narayan Ghosh. He became a valued part of a large number of widely celebrated Tele-films and feature films. 

He was awarded the "Best Director" in a South Asian Film Festival in 2006. In 2012, one of his feature films made him a winner in the best directorial category. "Purnimar Chaand" is his first directorial venture under Zee Bangla Cinema Originals!