Jaicheng Jai Dohutia

Tapashi comes back to the countryside after finishing her studies. She tries to adjust as best she can, but the rural home is very different from the expectations she has for her life.

Fisherman Manab lives with his wife Bharabi in a small village, a fertile oil and gas field. One day, during oil extraction, a massive blast happens and the whole village catches on fire. Bharabi dies in the fire. Manab can't take it. He feels that his wife is still alive, burning in the fire and trying to talk to him.

Lives under political violence

Tapashi comes back to the countryside after finishing her studies. She tries to adjust as best she can, but the rural home is very different from the expectations she has for her life.

Tapashi comes back to the countryside after finishing her studies. She tries to adjust as best she can, but the rural home is very different from the expectations she has for her life.

Fisherman Manab lives with his wife Bharabi in a small village, a fertile oil and gas field. One day, during oil extraction, a massive blast happens and the whole village catches on fire. Bharabi dies in the fire. Manab can't take it. He feels that his wife is still alive, burning in the fire and trying to talk to him.

Fisherman Manab lives with his wife Bharabi in a small village, a fertile oil and gas field. One day, during oil extraction, a massive blast happens and the whole village catches on fire. Bharabi dies in the fire. Manab can't take it. He feels that his wife is still alive, burning in the fire and trying to talk to him.

Fisherman Manab lives with his wife Bharabi in a small village, a fertile oil and gas field. One day, during oil extraction, a massive blast happens and the whole village catches on fire. Bharabi dies in the fire. Manab can't take it. He feels that his wife is still alive, burning in the fire and trying to talk to him.

Lives under political violence

Lives under political violence