Bonjui

The story is set during the Second World War in Borapadumoni, a village untouched by the turmoil of the war. Premadhar and Jona, a married couple, have no children after many years, and the village gossips about it.

A man named Golap settles in the village after serving fourteen months in jail. Posing as a patriot, he wins over the villagers by various tricks and brings discord into the couple's marriage. He also barges into the quiet life of Makhan, a former schoolmate who is now a land officer, and humiliates him.

Golap eventually has a change of heart. He rescues a young woman, Moina, who had been kept for the pleasure of visiting soldiers, and hands her to Makhan as a sister. A child is finally born to Jona and Premadhar.

The film was produced by Rupjyoti Chalachitram Co-operative Society Limited of Tinsukia. Abdul Majid directed and also wrote the screenplay and additional dialogue. Sound recording was by Arabinda Sen, and the sets were handled by Khagen Dutta, Dilip Neog, Satya, Pavan and others.

Bhupen Hazarika wrote and composed the music. There are seven songs, sung by Bhupen Hazarika and Anju Devi.

In Abdul Majid's filmography, Bonjui came after Chameli Memsaab (1975) and Banahansa (1977) and was followed by Saat Nomboror Sandhanot (2016).