Since “Boomerang 2024” doesn’t exist, here are the that you might be confusing it with. These have been widely searched and some were targeted by pirate sites.

2024 proved to be a watershed moment. Within a single calendar year, four Bengali HD‑TS releases dominated the “Top‑Tier” chart on MovieBaaz.com, capturing both critical acclaim and mass‑viewership. The list is headed by Boomerang (directed by Riya Basu) and is rounded out by three equally compelling titles: Mrittika , Dharati , and Shonar Pora . This essay examines why these four films stand out, what they reveal about the state of contemporary Bengali cinema, and how they reflect broader cultural currents in West Bengal and the diaspora.

– Mrittika (meaning “clay”) is a lyrical drama directed by veteran filmmaker Arindam Ghosh. It chronicles the intergenerational saga of a family of potters in the historic town of Murshidabad. When a multinational corporation threatens to acquire the village’s riverbank for a luxury resort, the eldest son, Shyam (played by Ritwick Chakraborty), must choose between heritage and progress.