Psychological thriller involving 2 sisters and a psychopathic waiter, who is obsessed with the younger sister, so much so that he eventually tries to rape and murder her. The setting is contemporary Calcutta. We see three different strata of society here – the lower middle class Ritwick, the upper middle class – Sudipta and Parno and the rich Shaheb. Suchismita’s costumes brings out this distinction between the characters – Parno is carefree young working girl in her 20s, Sudipta her wheelchair bound elder sister in her 30s, abandoned by her husband because of her depression; Ritwick – a psychopath, poor aspiring to be like his affluent employer Shaheb.

Director – Utsav Mukherjee
Cast – Parno Mitra, Sudipta Chakraborty, Shaheb Bhattacharya, Ritwick Chakraborty, Kameleshwar Mukherjee

The movie is a modern day crime thriller, which revolves around lives of urban middle class couple Rohit Roy and Paoli Dam. Paoli’s costumes suit her personality that she personifies in the movie – wife of an artist and a business woman. Rhea’s (Malobika Banerjee) transformation from a small town girl to a smart and fashionable woman is brought about smoothly by Suchismita. A drastic change in Rhea’s wardrobe when she starts obsessing about her teacher Rohit, also goes to show how closely Suchismita studies a character.

Director – Subrata Sen
Cast – Rohit Roy, Malobika Banerjee, Paoli Dam, Locket Chatterjee

This film depicts the life of Subir Banerjee, the child actor who played Apu in Satyajit Ray’s Pather Panchali. It is set in two time zones – the past and the present. The past is shot in black and white and the present in colour. Throughout the movie parallel is drawn between Subir’s life and Apu trilogy.
The costume had to be designed not only for 2 different eras but also the film within the film. Subir marries the daughter of a wealthy villager – the costumes here not only suits the period but also the rural backdrop. It also had to match the costumes worn in the original Apu trilogy since the film goes back and forth. The costumes for the cast who are in the present are urban. So once again Suchismita blends the urban and the rural; the past and the present

Director – Kaushik Ganguly
Cast – Kaushik Ganguly, Parambrata Chatterjee, Subir Banerjee, Parno Mitra and Gaurav Chakraborty

This is a story of a blind schoolteacher’s love for his school and his fight to save the school from being sold. The movie is set in Kalimpong and Darjeeling and the costume involves both winter and summer wardrobes. The lawyer from Kolkata Raima is dressed more fashionably than Sudipta who’s a school teacher. Saswata’s wardrobe brings out the sincere teacher that he portrays.

Director – Kaushik Ganguly
Cast – Saswata Chatterjee, Raima Sen, Indraneil Sengupta, Kaushik Ganguly, Sabyasachi Chakraborty

The film is a social satire, which deals with domestic violence and gender inequality. In the film Suchismita experiments with contemporary looks when the men and women change places with one another – the women become the dominant member of the society and the men, docile and dependent.

Director – Utsav Mukherjee

Cast – Roopa Ganguly, Shilajit, Shaheb Bhattacharya, Riddhima Ghosh, Mumtaz Sorcar, Sudipta Chakraborty

This is a period drama based on Rabindranath Tagore’s novel of the same name based in late 19th century. Suchimita’s costumes brings alive the era when the differences within the educated class was more glaring than between the rich and the poor. Her costumes bring out the distinction between Gora’s intense Hinduism and the enlightened daughters of Paresh babu. She makes it possible for the audience to be transported to 1880s through her appropriate costume.

Director – Somnath Sen.
Cast – Gourav Diwedi, Prabhat Raghunandan, Swati Sen, Joyshree Arora and Chandrahas Tiwari.