The songs and films named on the studio pages

Ten titles, one with a release date

The studio's music page, preserved in an archived copy dated 26 November 2025, lists ten song titles in a single column. The list opens with Amar Kotha Shon and ends with Bhorer Alo Chokhe. Between them sit devotional tracks such as Asche Maa, Nachbo Sobai and Agomonir Sur, alongside pieces tied to the Swopnopath project. The table below prints every title exactly as the label's own page shows it.

Nine of the ten entries appear with no date, no singer, no duration and no credited writer on that page. The archived list gives nothing but names in order, and this record adds nothing to them. A title like Swopnopathe Hati | RAP X Tabla X Flute hints at a musical arrangement, yet even that is only a guess from the wording. Readers should treat the bare list as a catalogue, not a chart.

Only one entry carries full release details. The sole title with a date attached is Amar Kotha Shon, and the next section sets out exactly what the label printed about it. Everything else on the music page stands undated, so no order of release can be read into the listing. The ten rows below are simply what the studio chose to publish, nothing more.

The dated song carries a lyricist and a label

Amar Kotha Shon runs for two minutes and thirty-three seconds, according to the studio's listing. The page stamps it with a release date of 15 November 2025 and places it in the Hip Hop/Rap genre. Rony Babu, the studio's founder, is credited as lyricist, and the music label named is Filmopixel Music, the studio's own audio arm dedicated to original Bengali songs.

The same listing mentions an official video for the track, and a separate release page on the site presented the song as the label's newest one. Those are the studio's own claims, repeated here without embellishment. No play count, no chart position and no second release date appears anywhere in the material, so none is stated here. The facts stay exactly where the label left them.

Filmopixel Music is described on the site as the official music and audio label of the studio, built around original Bengali songwriting. Amar Kotha Shon is the one entry where that promise becomes concrete: a named lyricist, a genre, a length and a calendar date. For a young imprint founded only in August 2024, a single fully documented release is the clearest marker of activity.

Three announcements carry 2025 dates

The studio's news page holds three items, all from 2025. The earliest, dated 12 July, announces the audio release of Chol Swopnopathe and calls Swopnopath a heartfelt narrative set in Ranaghat, about young people chasing unspoken dreams. The second, dated 14 August, announces the theme song's release and carries the dateline Ranaghat, West Bengal, 12 August 2025. The third, dated 11 September, presents Swopnopathe Hati as the official song.

That September item describes the song as a glimpse of the depth and artistry audiences can expect, and it says the film itself is set for release soon. The table below lists each announcement with the date printed beside it; those dates are the studio's own, not dates checked anywhere else. Together the three items sketch a steady drumbeat of publicity for one short film across a single season.

A short film has a director but no cast

Swopnopath is the one film project the studio's pages discuss. It is a Bengali short film in the drama genre, summed up as the tale of a young soul daring to chase his dream. Elora Pal, a director and actress already known for Bakso: A Mysterious Box, is set to direct. Rony Babu, head of Filmopixel, would produce the picture under the Filmopixel Productions banner.

At the time the pages were archived, the film was in pre-production. The home page stated plainly that the cast would be announced later, and no actor is named for any role in any of the material. That is why the projects card below carries no cast column. A record like this one repeats only what was published and leaves the empty seats empty.

The three news items in the previous section all orbit this film, since two of its songs appear in the announcements. Publicity ran ahead of production, which is common for a small studio, but the published record stops at intention. No release date for Swopnopath appears anywhere in the archived pages, only the September note saying the film was set for release soon.