Abhiman

Ritu, a freelance journalist drawn to the forests, is loved by Papori, who finds in him the green dreams of life. Her stepmother wants to marry her off to Indra, an arrogant young man without principles. Indra's frequent visits to Papori's home unsettle Ritu, who is torn between trust and doubt, though Papori reassures him.

When his report on illegal timber trading is published, Ritu is invited to join the press. Going to share the good news, he sees Papori on the back of Indra's bike and leaves her in hurt pride. Time passes and Papori, carrying the child of their union, finds life at home impossible as her stepmother's nagging grows. She leaves in search of an uncertain future and meets Arnab.

Arnab gives her shelter and the standing of a wife, and he takes in her son Rituি as his own. One day Ritu suddenly turns up. His closeness with the boy troubles Papori, and he proposes that they live together. She refuses to give up the years she has spent with Arnab.

The film was made under the MJ Film banner, directed by Mridul Gupta and produced by Manik Rahman and Jonti Daula. Prasanta Bordoloi composed the music and also wrote the words of one song. The other lyrics are by Hemanta Dutta. The singers are Ariful Haque and Munmi Borah. Tapan Das and Biju Phukan are among the cast.