Mon Mane Na (2008 film)

Mon Mane Na
Directed by Sujit Guha
Produced by Surinder Films
Starring Dev
Koyel Mullick
Music by Jeet Ganguly
Release date(s) 5 December 2008
Country India
Language Bengali
Budget Rs 1.5 crore[1]

Mon Mane Na (Bengali: মন মানে না "") is a Bengali romance Movie was released in 2008,directed by Sujit Guha, the movie featured Dev, Koyel Mullick.[2][3] This movie is adopted from the 1995 American romantic comedy movie French Kiss.

Plot

Rahul (Dev) & Ria (Koyel Mullick) met as they are independently travelling to Siliguri. Ria is running away to meet her boyfriend while Rahul’s reason is sell his steal. The destination however for both are the hills of Darjeeling.

Rahul and Ria are bound by fate here onwards. They knowingly steps into each others life as well as behind each other’s back as they travel, as Rahul hides his steal in Ria’s bag. It gets into the hands of a thief…… For Rahul the steal is the only hope, and that is something Ria realizes on visiting Rahul’s family.Things take a turn around when Ria is heart broken, as her relationship with her boyfriend falls apart.

She offers to aid Rahul one hand and makes a deal with her father on the other. As things falls into place for one. The world shatters for the other.

Couples are made in heaven…… Love becomes inevitable when two people cross each other’s path and passes through the good and the bad times.

Rahul and Ria meet again but in an altogether different circumstances. This time neither is it in an alien land nor are they alone.

References

  1. ^ "Dreamland". www.telegraphindia.com. http://www.telegraphindia.com/1081003/jsp/entertainment/story_9920372.jsp. Retrieved 2008-12-05. 
  2. ^ "Mon Maane Na (2008)". calcuttatube.com. http://calcuttatube.com/2008/11/30/mon-maane-na-2008-bengali-movie/. Retrieved 2008-12-05. 
  3. ^ "Double delight". www.telegraphindia.com. http://www.telegraphindia.com/1081205/jsp/entertainment/story_10206569.jsp. Retrieved 2008-12-05. 

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Films directed by Sujit Guha
  • Sankalpa (1982)
  • Dadamoni (1984)
  • Lalmahal (1986)
  • Bouma (1986)
  • Abhiman (1986)
  • Kshyapa Thakur (1987)
  • Dolanchanpa (1987)
  • Amar Sangee (1987)
  • Jhankar (1989)
  • Bondini (1989)
  • Asha O Bhalobasa (1989)
  • Amar Prem (1989)
  • Akrosh (1989)
  • Mandira (1990)
  • Ananda Niketan (1991)
  • Pratham Dekha (1992)
  • Moner Manush (1997)
  • Manasa-Kanya (1997)
  • Ganga (1998)
  • Sundar Bou (1999)
  • Agnishikha (1999)
  • Kulangar (2000)
  • Prem Pratigya (2001)
  • Tak Misti Jiban (2002)
  • Deba (2002)
  • Agnipath (2005)
  • Nayak (2006)
  • Eri Naam Prem (2006)
  • Sangharsha (2007)
  • Mon Mane Na (2008)