Films

Sundarpur Chaos is a critically acclaimed Assamese debut film directed by Jhulan Krishna Mahanta and produced by RC Production. The film marks the debut acting performance of Partha Pratim Hazarika, which earned him the Best Debut Actor Award at the 25th Prag Cine Awards and the Nipon Goswami Best Debut Actor Award,7th Sailadhar Baruah Award for Acting.

The film also received the prestigious Pinnacle Award, along with numerous national and international recognitions, celebrating its artistic vision and powerful storytelling.

Through its evocative narrative and striking performances, Sundarpur Chaos captures the essence of Assamese cinema’s new wave — a blend of realism, emotion, and cultural reflection that resonates with audiences worldwide.

Bhaimon Da is a blockbuster Assamese film released in 2025, directed by Shashank Sameer and produced by Zeal Creation. The film became one of the highest-grossing Assamese movies of all time, earning both critical and commercial success.

In this landmark project, Partha Pratim Hazarika portrayed the legendary singer Zubeen Garg, a performance that captured the hearts of audiences across Assam. His powerful and authentic portrayal made him an overnight sensation, widely praised for his depth, charisma, and emotional truth on screen.

For his outstanding performance, Partha was honoured with the Mirchi Rising Star – Northeast Award, marking another milestone in his artistic journey.

Goodbye Guruji is a heartwarming Assamese film directed by Arunji Borah and produced by NFDC (National Film Development Corporation of India). The film had its world premiere at the Festival Gange Sur Seine in Paris, France, on October 14th, 2025, marking a proud moment for Assamese cinema on the international stage.

Set in the serene landscape of rural Assam, the story follows Prayash Saikia, affectionately known as Guruji — a passionate young teacher determined to revive the joy of learning at Kinkinia Primary School. Through his unconventional teaching methods, Guruji rekindles curiosity and imagination in his students, bringing education back to the heart of the community.

Interwoven within this contemporary narrative is the mythological tale of “Kansa Badh”, drawn from Assam’s 500-year-old Bhaona theatre tradition. The myth serves as a powerful metaphor for Guruji’s personal journey — a reflection of courage, transformation, and the eternal triumph of good over adversity.