Srimati Mohimamoyee

The title character is a miserly woman from a lower-middle-class family whose behaviour draws laughter from the audience. Another central woman is Karabi, who has no known father, is gentle and emotionally fragile, and lives with her mother. She is blameless, yet society holds her responsible. Her mother, in contrast, is a strong woman who understands the depth of life's problems.

Nabin, the main male character and Mohimamoyee's nephew, is a modern and thoughtful young man who takes a firm stand against the injustice done to Karabi.

Pulak Gogoi directed and produced the film, which was his second. The story comes from a comic short story by Lakshminath Phukan. Although it has humorous elements, the film avoids crudeness. The budget was 125,000 rupees. The music was composed by the duo known as Kul-Atul, Kul Barua and Atul Medhi.

The film did well commercially. The producer recovered all his costs and also made up part of the loss suffered on his earlier film Khoj.

In Pulak Gogoi's filmography, Srimati Mohimamoyee came after Khoj (1975) and Khuj (1975) and was followed by Sendur (1984) and Relar Alir Dubori Bon (1993).