Pita Putra

পিতা-পুত্ৰ
Directed by Munin Barua

Pita Putra is a 1988 Assamese film and the first that Munin Barua directed on his own. It draws on Amulya Kakati's story Ankur and turns on the clash of ideals between a corrupt father and his upright son.

পিতা-পুত্ৰ ১৯৮৮ চনৰ এখন অসমীয়া ছবি, যিখন মুনীন বৰুৱাই এককভাৱে পৰিচালনা কৰা প্ৰথম ছবি। অমূল্য কাকতিৰ অংকুৰ গল্পৰ আধাৰত নিৰ্মিত এই ছবিত দুৰ্নীতিগ্ৰস্ত পিতা আৰু আদৰ্শবান পুত্ৰৰ সংঘাত দেখুওৱা হৈছে।

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Story কাহিনী

Abhinandan Chaliha is a man of principle until his teenage son dies for want of money. After the loss he sinks into corruption and quickly becomes wealthy and influential.

His surviving son, Manav, turns out to resemble the man his father used to be. Manav throws himself into the fight against corruption, and with his friends he starts a newspaper called Ankur, hoping to build a cleaner society.

The newspaper sets father and son against each other, and that conflict drives the film.

Cast & crew অভিনয় আৰু কলা-কুশলী

Cast

Crew

Director
Munin Barua

Production নিৰ্মাণ

The story is adapted from Ankur by Amulya Kakati. Bhupen Ujir composed the music and Hemanta Dutta wrote the lyrics for the six songs in the film. Biju Phukan and Pranjal Saikia play the leading roles. The film is dialogue-driven.

Reception সমালোচনা

Legacy

In Munin Barua's filmography, Pita Putra was followed by Prabhati Pokhir Gaan (1992) and Hiya Diya Niya (2000).

Trivia জানেনে?

  • It was Munin Barua's first film as sole director.
  • The film has six songs.

Sources

  1. Wikidata, Wikimedia Foundation
  2. অসমীয়া ৱিকিপিডিয়া, Wikimedia Foundation

Spotted a mistake or have something to add? Last updated 9 October 2026.

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