Nipon Goswami’s Last Film “Swahid Pronamo Tomak” Will Release in Cinemas soon

Guwahati, September 16: In alignment with the upcoming 20th September, the Martyr Kanklata Barua Memorial Day, the Assamese film “Swahid Pronamo Tomak” will be released on 19th September under the banner of AM Television. The film pays tribute to India’s freedom struggle and the first Assamese female martyr, Kanklata Barua.
Addressing a press conference conducted by Journalist Hemanta Sarma held on Tuesday at the Guwahati Press Club, producer Loknath Deka stated that AM Television has produced a significant number of Assamese films. In addition to commercial cinema, they have always strived to highlight various aspects of Assamese heritage to attract viewers. Through “Swahid Pronamo Tomak”, the film attempts to portray the patriotism and sacrifice of 17-year-old Kanklata Barua, one of Assam’s earliest female martyrs in the Indian independence movement.

The film emphasizes that not all problems can be resolved by radical revolutionary ideology or violent uprising, and that true peace cannot be established through violence. Notably, the film’s director, national award winner and scriptwriter Chandra Mudai, shared the story’s premise: A young Assamese revolutionary girl dreams of liberating Assam from British rule. Along with her peers, she embarks on an extremist path, but her illusion shatters when she encounters the immortal bravery of Kanklata Barua. Inspired by Kanklata’s selfless sacrifice for the freedom of India, the young girl awakens to the real meaning of freedom, the greatness of sacrifice, and her national identity.
At the press conference, music directors Dr. Hitesh Barua and Ajay Phukan, actors Urmila Mahanta and Debashish Barthakur, Kanklata Barua’s nephew Abhijit Barua, and Jadav Chaliha of the Kanklata Barua Memorial Protection Committee delivered keynote speeches.
“Swahid Pronamo Tomak” is a commercial and patriotic film produced by Dr. Sanjeev Narain and Loknath Deka under the AM Television banner. The executive producers are Dr. Hitesh Barua and Jamal Ahmed Rao. Production controllers are Khargeswar Bora, Jeet Sharma, and Kamlesh Shaikia. The film’s chief assistant director is Deepak Roy and assistant director is Swapnajit Barkakati. Music direction is by Dr. Hitesh Barua, Ajay Phukan, and Tapan Kakati. Background score is composed by Manish Das and Nilotpal.
Playback singers include Simanta Shekhar, Padmanav Bordoloi, Ajay Phukan, Pranjal Parash, Richie, Pronamika Goswami, Priyanka Bharali, Bandita Das, Madhuri Gogoi, and Rishi. Lyrics were penned by director Chandra Mudoi. Sound recording was handled by Palash Gogoi and Uddipta. Sound design and additional sound control by Hengul Medhi and Jatin Sharma. Art direction by Jyoti Shankar Bhattacharyya, set design by Roji Bora and Bhagyar, and makeup by Bishwajit Das and Dhan Dekar. Dance direction was provided by Jini Maholiya and Sameer Burhagohain. Editing was done by Shyamal Das and Rituranjan Hatimuria, with VFX by Ranjan Borma, Abhijit, and Siddharth.
Importantly, the film marks the last appearance of the legendary actor Nipon Goswami on the silver screen. His scenes were filmed several years ago, during his lifetime. The movie was shot across various locations in Assam by cinematographer Nab Kumar Das.
Besides Nipon Goswami, the film also stars Urmila Mahanta, Debashish Barthakur, Rina Bora, Jury Sharma, Monimala Barua, Dr. Tapan Sharma, Jatin Khanikar, Radali Bora, Dipjyoti Keot, Deepak Roy, Ashrumoni Bora, Papori Bora, Garima Kashyap, Lokeshwar Rabha, Pradeep Duwara, Dilip Rabha, Swapnajit Barkakati, Prashant Das, Neelu Sharma, Hemcharan Kalita, Karan Rabha, Amulya Kalita, Rina Medhi, and Pushpa Misang.

For more information, please contact:
Hemanta Sarma
Phone: 8638105738