Jeewan Suravee

Jeewan, a company truck driver, saves Suravee when she tries to end her life under his truck, and they set up a home. He is promoted for his honesty and they have a son, Rupam. Bad company leads Jeewan to drink, and when a man dies at his hands he is jailed.

Released six months early for good conduct, he learns that Suravee now teaches at a college. To keep his past from coming out, he hides his identity and takes a gardener's job there. Rupam loves Sangeeta, the principal's daughter, and their engagement is arranged. Rajen, a student expelled for misbehaving with Sangeeta, abducts her for revenge. Rupam rescues her with the help of his father Jeewan, and Jeewan and Suravee are finally reunited.

Naresh Kumar, who had directed Bollywood films such as Ek Sapera Ek Lutera (1965), Aag (1967), Tangewala (1972), Do Jasoos (1975) and Gopichand Jasoos (1982), directed this film. Nipon Goswami and Bidya Rao played the lead roles.

Bhupen Uzir composed the music and Hemanta Dutta wrote the lyrics.

It is recorded as the first Assamese Filmscope film.