Adalat

One night the dacoit Badal enters the house of Satya Duwara to kill him. Seeing a small child there, he spares Duwara and carries the child away. The boy is taught to shoot and ride, and grows up as Indrajit, a protector of the poor and helpless.

Badal later meets Bhupendra Chowdhury, an old enemy, and his desire for revenge flares. Chowdhury has a single daughter, Rupa, and Badal sees her as the way to bring him under control. Meanwhile Satya Duwara has a daughter, Rita, a college friend of Rupa. Barrister Hazarika's grown son Bimal, his associate in law, is engaged to Rita with a ring.

The story unfolds around a set of mysteries: where Rita was on the night of the ring ceremony, whether she and Bimal marry, who Badal really is, why he went to kill Satya Duwara yet took the child, and how he is tied to Bhupendra Chowdhury.

The film was made under the Lachit Chitram banner, with story, screenplay and direction by Dilip Deka and Syama Medhi as adviser. The lead roles were played by George Baker, Dinesh Das and Anupama Bhattacharjya, among others. Jitu-Tapan composed the music for six songs, with words by Nurul Haque, Darpanath Sarma and Nabakanta Barua.

It was the first Assamese film built on the life of a dacoit, and it carried a considerable amount of Hindi dialogue, which also made it the first Assamese film to do so. It was released on 10 December 1976.