Bidexot Apun Manuh (close ones abroad)

Bidexot Apun Manuh (BAM) is a popular Assamese television show that follows the lives of Assamese living abroad. Presented in a travelogue style, it interviews the Non Resident Assamese (NRA)'s in informal surroundings. Telecast over Guwahati Doordarshan Kendra(DDK) since 2001, the second series of BAM (Dwitiya) is currently telecast on DDK every Sunday at 7.30 pm (IST).
The show hosted and directed by Bobbeeta Sharma (first Miss North-East) has completed more than 150 episodes covering countries like USA, UK, Canada, Australia, Dubai, New Zealand, Singapore, Thailand, Austria, Switzerland, Germany, France, Netherlands and Norway so far.
Script:Jimoni Choudhury
Music: Manas Hazarika
Editor:Pranjal Phukan
Camera: Chinmoy Sharma, Sharad Verma, and Ravindra Badgaiyan
Producers: Chinmoy Sharma & Bobbeeta Sharma
Production House:Guwahati based "Sangita Advertising".

Watch the title song of (BAM) sung by Saju... a hit song among people of Assam.

Blood in My Valley

If you liked my 5 minute Assam video, you might like to watch the new (should I say BETA version)10 min clip.

WARNING: THIS VIDEO CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE. Please do not proceed if in doubt. Otherwise the filmmaker has kindly requested you to watch it with an open mind.

The white woman's burden

Iris Macfarlane, married to a tea planter in Assam, reflects on her growing sense of the injustice of colonialism. For her recent book, please see: http://www.alanmacfarlane.com

Language Of Tears

Assam in North East part of India has been facing two major problems - the infiltration of foreigners from neighbouring countries (especially Bangladesh) and the ongoing revolution between the banned separatist group -United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA) and the Indian Government for the past 27 years.

Their cause- Assam has been exploited way too long hence demands an independent Assam, separate from India. In this teaser video (a documentary in the making), Sanchayita, who now lives in London makes a personal journey to her place of birth and talks to the rebels, ex-rebels and their families about their life now and during the past two decades .
( click here to watch the same film on youtube)


If you want more , watch the 10 minute clip : Blood in my valley