Raag

Radhika is a Hindustani singer who met her husband Alok at one of her concerts in Guwahati. They fell in love and married, and after Alok's career took him to Delhi they moved there. Seven years in, Alok still does not want to become a father, and the music that first drew him to her has begun to bore him.

In Delhi Radhika befriends her neighbour Iqbal, a painter who has lived on a terrace for ten years because he sold his flat to send his wife and daughter to Prague and could not bear to leave the place that holds their memory. When the owner decides to sell and emigrate, Radhika organises an exhibition to help Iqbal buy it back, but fails. Then Partho, a childhood singing friend who has long loved her in silence, reappears and uses his marketing skills to make a second exhibition a success. Iqbal gets his house back.

Meanwhile, Alok's affair with a colleague produces a pregnancy, which comes to Radhika's attention and forces the question of what the marriage is for.

The film was produced by the Assam State Film (Finance and Development) Corporation in association with Manna Films. Basumatary wrote and directed, with Adil Hussain and Zerifa Wahid in the lead roles and Kopil Bora and Kenny Basumatary in supporting parts.

Raag opened in Assam on 7 February 2014 and reached selected theatres across the rest of India on 7 March 2014 through PVR Director's Rare.

Set largely in Delhi, Raag is one of the Assamese films of the 2010s that looked beyond the state for its story.