Plays
- Kantha Nalite Surjo 1963
- Neel Ranger Ghora 1964
- MrityuSambad 1969
- Cheler Dol
- Gandho Rajer Hattali 1965
- Metamorphosis 1965
- Chondroloke Ognikando 1966
- Dwiper Raja 1968
- Singhasoner Khoyrog 1967
- Nishad 1968
- Pushpok Rath 1968
- Will Shakespeare 1969
- BaghBondi 1969
- Captain Hurrah 1970
- RaajRakto/ Guniepig 1974
- Mrichhokatik 1990
- Mahakalir Baachha 1977
- Swadeshi Naksha 1985
- Galileo-r Jwibon 1981
- Kanamaachi Khela 1983
- Bhoot 1983
- Aalibaba 1985
- Totaraam 1990
- Socrates 1989
- Nonaajwal 1990
- Baman 1987
- Sundor 1998
- Jochonakumari 1991
- Shamibrikha 1990
- Takhan Bikel 1992
- Lobhendra Gobendra 1990
- Guhachitra 1993
- Gojanan Charit Manas 1993
- Mushthijog 1994
- Janmodin 1999
- Octopus Limited 1997
- Kaal Ba Porshu 1997
- Bipanno Bismoy 1998
- Swidhidata 1999
- Harun Ul Rashid 1999
- Tushagni 2000
- Jambo 2001
- Mr. Right 2003
- Kaaler Jatra 2004
- Mrs. Soriano 2004
- Ghoom/ Ei Ghoom 2003
- Ring 1965
- Bairer Dwarjaa 1965
- Brittyo 1968
- Baajpaakhi 1969
- Sonaar Chaabi 1973
- Laathi 1977
- Maachi 1978
- Phoenix 1984
- Raakhos
- Bornobiporjoy
- Juto 2003
- Dwarpon
- Taattoo
- Venice-er Bonik 2004
- Daaho 2007
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