Task: Story Composition
Input (English): Fact1: Bose meet her in Calcutta, Fact2: uncle arrives with family, Fact3: man calling himself Manomohan has come to claim share of inheritance, Fact4: central conflict of film rests upon identity of man and family 's struggle to accept or reject it, Fact5: couple persuades him to come back to Calcutta
Output (English): Anila Bose Mamata Shankar receives a letter from a man, who claims to be her long lost uncle Manomohan Mitra Utpal Dutt. He is visiting India after 35 years abroad and Anila is his only surviving relative, so he wants to meet her in Calcutta before he sets off again. Anila looks forward to the meeting, but her husband Sudhindra Deepankar De is suspicious. The uncle arrives and stays with the family. He says that he is an anthropologist who has traveled all over the world, and he immediately wins the friendship of Anilas son Satyaki. Anila suddenly remembers her grandfathers will, and Sudhindra is quick to suspect that the man calling himself Manomohan has come only to claim his share of the inheritance. Anila now also starts to doubt his identity, while their son truly believes that he is the man he claims to be. The central conflict of the film rests upon the identity of the man and the familys struggle to accept or reject it. Sudhindra subjects the visitor to various tests in an effort to resolve this conflict. In a final attempt to unravel the truth, he invites a lawyer friend to gently question the guest. However, things turn ugly as the lawyers anger builds up until he orders the guest to either come clean or just clear out. Next morning, the visitor is gone. Desperate to find him and win him back, the family finally learns that he is in fact Manmohan Mitra, and locate him in a remote village. The couple apologises to Manmohan, and persuades him to come back to Calcutta. Back in Calcutta, just before he leaves for Australia, Manmohan gives the family his entire share of the inheritance.