Discover the Power of Friendship and Resilience in ‘Jiya’: A Must-Watch Assamese Film

Jiya Assamese Film

Assamese feature film ‘Jiya,’ directed by Kenny Basumatary and produced by Sarmistha Chakravorty, is set for release across theaters in Assam on May 17th.

The film, which recently bagged the Best Film award at the Prag Cine Awards, promises a heartwarming and relatable experience.

‘Jiya’ tells the story of a young woman named Jiya (played by Sarmistha Chakravorty) who escapes an abusive marriage and embarks on the challenging journey of single motherhood with her daughter Nupur (Aradhya Mahanta). As she battles societal judgment, Jiya finds solace and unwavering support in her friend Pallavi (Eepsita Hazarika).

The intriguing trailer offers a glimpse into Jiya’s daily struggles and the unwavering support she receives from Pallavi. Director Kenny Basumatary’s signature blend of humor and emotional depth is evident, promising a film that is both thought-provoking and engaging.

“Everyone will be able to associate themselves with this film,” says writer, producer, and actor Sarmistha Chakravorty. “‘Jiya’ is not just Jiya’s story – but the story of every woman, every mother. From her daily struggles to how she manages to hold herself and put on a strong face, the film is a tribute to every woman.”

The film’s music has already garnered significant attention, with one song winning the Best Singer Award for Angarag Papon Mahanta at the Prag Cine Awards. The soundtrack boasts a rich blend of emotions and melodies, perfectly capturing the essence of the film. Songs like ‘Xopun Xopun Loga’ featuring Papon and Sarmistha, and ‘Ei Xadhu’ sung by Shankuraj Konwar and Sarmistha, are already chart-topping hits.

Director Kenny Basumatary expresses his excitement for the film’s release: “We created a very beautiful film and now we wait for May 17 when the cinema lovers will have their say. I am sure they will love the work put in by the whole cast and the crew.”

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