Deutar Biya

Bhim Baruah is a well-to-do widower with two grown sons, Jibeshwar and Noreshwar, both of marriageable age. To everyone's surprise he announces that he himself will marry, and the matchmaker Umakanta has already found a bride. The sons protest, and when protest fails they go on a hunger strike, supported morally by their aunt Savitri and joined by many young people.

Baruah's trusted aide Harakanta Bisaya sows division among the protesters, and Baruah signs an agreement with his sons promising not to marry. He then breaks it and quietly brings a bride home. The sons take their father to court, but the verdict goes to Baruah and the sons lose.

Dipak Bhuyan was responsible for the story, dialogue, screenplay, music, art direction, direction and production. The film was issued an A certificate by the Film Censor Board and released on 31 October 1997.

Bhuyan called it a farce and an experiment, since no earlier Assamese film had attempted the form. The lead actor, Rana Tamuli, died before shooting was complete.