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Biju Phukan est un Acteur Indien
Biju Phukan (Assamese: বিজু ফুকন) is an Assamese actor. He was born in Dibrugarh, India, where he studied in the Kanoi College. He appeared in more than thirty Assamese feature films during the 1980s. His first movie was Dr. Bezbaruah (1970). One of his songs that attained fame and was successful in the charts was "Mon Hira Doi" from the film Bowari.
Presently he resides in Guwahati.
He is a former Juri member of Indian Panorama.
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Presently he resides in Guwahati.
He is a former Juri member of Indian Panorama.
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Papori (1986)
, 2h24Réalisé par Jahnu Barua
Acteurs Biju Phukan
The film is set in the political background of the Assam agitation during the 1983 election. It is a story about Papori whose husband Binod is falsely arrested for her murder. A smuggler rapes Papori and her husband is convicted of it. Phukan, a police inspector finds the true murderer but cannot arrest him because the killer enjoys political protection. During this time, her daughter ends up in the hospital, where she eventually dies.
Agnisnaan (1985)
, 2h52Réalisé par Bhabendra Nath Saikia
Genres Drame
Acteurs Moloya Goswami, Biju Phukan
Note70%
The story revolves around a wealthy businessman who opts for a second marriage. This decision creates a huge shock and anger for his first wife and his son. It is a story on human psychology along with an off beat story line.How his first wife feels cheated in her unquestionable love and dedication to him and how she takes revenge is the basis of the story.
Aparoopa (1982)
, 2h4Réalisé par Jahnu Barua
Genres Drame
Acteurs Biju Phukan, Suhasini Mulay, Girish Karnad, Farooq Sheikh, Kulbhushan Kharbanda, Sushma Seth
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The story is set in the colonial period in Assam. The film deals with a young woman who has to give up her university education for her arranged marriage with a rich tea-planter. The plantation and its social routine become a prison of boredom for her since her husband completely neglects her for his business. Things get worse when she discovers, outraged, that her marriage was for the sake of wiping off a huge debt owed by her father. She considers herself as having been sold to her husband. Then one day an old classmate, now an army officer, visits them. Depressed, she gets drawn to her ex-lover from whom she seeks fulfillment.