Tag: Assamese cinema
Anur (Eye on the Sunshine, 2022): The infinite possibilities...
'Monjul tells the story of Anupama with cinematic affection devoid of any sentimentality....
Film Review: Jolsobi (End of Spring, 2022): In Quest for...
'Jaicheng observes Tapashi with care and sympathy, without passing judgement on...
Film review: Manju Borah's film , In the land of Poison...
'The most challenging and toughest terrain for Manju and her team was coursing through...
Film Review: Sikaisal (2022): The enduring power of conviction
The strength of the story lies in the characterization of Maheshwar Patar, a strong...
Dhanjit Das' anthology film Xobdo Nixobdo Kolahol: Soul...
Film critic Dipankar Sarkar analyses the anthology film Xobdo Nixod Kolohol: Soul...
Pulok Gogoi : Leaving An Indelible Impression
Film critic Prantik Deka writes, "Pulok Gogoi who had just returned from the USA...
Barkha Bahar: An emerging talent in Assamese cinema
In recent Assamese films, many new faces have emerged, but Barkha Bahar stands out...
ANUR – A MOVING FILM BY MONJUL BARUAH
Noted film scholar, (Dr.) Shoma A. Chatterji, is in conversation with filmmaker...
Resurrecting the dying Assamese film industry was one of...
Parthajit Baruah reflects on the films of Munin Barua on the occasion of his birthday.
Tridib Lahon's film, Bondhu is an inclusive film about...
The film captures the exhilaration, spontaneity, and lack of responsibility that...
Anur: The Saga of Loneliness and Old Age Love
Monjul Baruah's Anur: Eyes on the Sunshine addresses the conflict between solitude...
