Mridula Baruah

Raghav, a taxi driver by profession, is a complex and tragic figure. He is a man who loves and cares deeply for his mother and younger brother, even though they hate him for reasons unknown to him. Despite their rejection, Raghav never fails to provide for them, sacrificing everything he has for their well-being. His unwavering devotion to his family, despite their hatred, keeps him committed rarely pursuing the answers he craves for.

Directed by Bani Das. With Nippon Goswami, Jatin Bora, Nishita Goswami, Zerifa Wahid.

Two brothers unknowingly falls in love with the same girl. But one of them is uncompromising.

Vikram Baruah, an honest police officer takes on a cold blooded son of a rich man, Rahul Bejboruah.

Rong is a 2004 Assamese romantic-drama film directed by Munin Barua starring Jatin Bora, Prastuti Parashar, Nishita Goswami

Biju, a lively young man navigates family struggles. As secrets surface, Biju confronts destiny, loyalty, and redemption.

Utpal, the youngest son in a middle class joint family, falls in love with a woman from a wealthy family. Apart from his sisters-in-law, no one knows about his romance.

A gawky teen's wish comes when she turns into a sultry 25-year-old overnight in this racy fairy tale. Tired of lonely nights, Jassi (Payal Rohatgi) is shocked to discover her sexy new body -- and she's not alone: Best friend Rocky and rival Monica (Shivani) have also been miraculously transformed into young adults. There's no stopping Jassi and her friends as they hit the clubs, step out in seductive outfits and try their best to act their age.

A rich family searches for a husband for their daughter. The father wants his daughter to get married to his friend's son who lives in a village but the mother and daughter prefer a NRI boy.

Rishi, a popular singer's wife Pahi is kidnapped by his longtime enemy Raja to avenge him. How will Rishi save his wife?

Assamese film by Bhabendra Nath Saikia about the demoralization of society

With this ecological drama, Assam’s leading director Jahnu Barua continues exploring the conflict between corrupt state politics and a determined individual (cf. Halodiya Choraye Baodhan Khaye, 1987). The forest ranger confronts illegal timber merchants and contractors on behalf of impoverished tribals. The honest ranger’s activities get him into trouble and he is constantly transferred from one post to another, to the annoyance of his wife who wants him to settle down and look after their ailing child. Eventually she supports her husband’s fight and the tribals realise they need weapons to defend themselves against rapacious outsiders.

This is the story of a Grandfather, his grandson and their Elephant.

Assamese film

1988 Assamese film by Bhupen Hazarika