Maya Mriga
Maya Mriga is a 1960 Indian Bengali-language film directed by Chitta Bose. This film released under the banner of MKG Private Production Limited. The film stars Uttam Kumar, Sandhya Roy and Biswajit Chatterjee. It is based on the play of the same name by Nihar Ranjan Gupta. Plot 
Sabitri and Seeta are the older and younger daughter of a rich man. Sabitri is married to barrister Amiyanath Mukherjee. She is childless. Seeta gets married to an educated, unemployed person, named Bibhuti chatterjee. Their father gets angry and after his death, all the property goes to Sabitri. Seeta gives birth to a male child. Sabitri starts loving the child very much, and wants the child from Seeta, but she refused. One year later, Bibhuti goes to prison. Seeta takes the money from Sabitri to save her husband and gives her child to Sabitri. She promises that she will not reveal the truth to anybody till her death. The baby, Shuvra grows up and enters a medical college. Amiya and Sabitri, very good host and hostess, have a lot of guests in their house. They are poor and got everything needed for living. One of them is Nirupama, a young beautiful college student. One is Mahendra, a gambler but very kind. The funny Mani shurva is in love with Nirupama. Sabitri and Shuvra have an extremely rich bond between them. One day Sabitri receives a letter from Seeta, saying that they are coming. Shocked Sabitri, decides to keep them far from her son. Bibhuti has lost one leg and they have lost their younger son, Rajat. Bibuthi and Seeta get a shelter from Sabitri, in their other house. But destini sends Shuvra to them. Bibhuti meets in another house. But destiny sends Shuvra  takes him to the doctor and comes close to this older couple. Their thirst for child grows up, Seeta starts to visit him secretly. Sabitri, with great fear, insults them. They leave but Mahendra is able to trace them on the request of Sabitri. Sabitri comes to know about the love affair between Nirupama and Shuvra. She insults her. Getting excited, Bibhuti gets a heart attack and meets with death. Widow Seeta leaves the house with Nirupama. Mahendra tells the story to Shuvra, advices him to reveal the truth. Shuvra asks her mother and comes to know the truth. He comes to Seeta, and accepts both sister as two mothers. Nirupama returns into his life. Cast 
 Uttam Kumar as Mahim
 Sunanda Banerjee as Sabitri
 Biswajit Chatterjee as Rajatsubhra
 Sandhya Roy as Sudha
 Tulsi Chakraborty
 Chhabi Biswas

Soundtrack

Remakes
The film was remade in Tamil as Annai and in Hindi as Laadla (1966) starred Balraj Sahni and Nirupa Roy and in Malayalam remake name as Amma in (1976). References

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1960 films
1960s Bengali-language films
Bengali-language Indian films
Films based on works by Nihar Ranjan Gupta
Indian films based on plays
Bengali films remade in other languages