Abhijan

Two brothers belong to a middle-class village family, and the younger one is unmarried. When the elder brother dies, the family's burden falls on Debi, a man of poor character who will do anything for his own comfort. Struggling to pay for his nephew Nilim, he mortgages the family property and falls in with a crooked moneylender, bringing unrest into the home. Nilim's mother dies young as a result, and with no money for his higher studies Nilim leaves college midway. His sister Lili urges him to keep studying and pledges the gold ornaments their mother had saved.

Meanwhile a new government doctor arrives from town. On his advice Nilim works with the Block Development Officer to start scientific farming and begins to prosper. Karabi, the BDO's daughter, whom he has liked since college, inspires his Abhijan (campaign). The rich moneylender cannot bear his progress and tries to destroy it through many forms of harassment, but fails. The old servant Madan helps resolve the troubles in various ways. The story closes with Lili's marriage, the reunion of uncle and nephew, and Nilim's wedding.

Sujit Singha handled the screenplay, direction and cinematography. The cast includes Nipon Goswami, Purnima Pathak, Ila Kakoti, Anil Das and Dhiru Bhuyan, along with Pramod Baruah, Sarbeswar Panchanan, Badal Das, Bhola Kakoti, Uday Saikia and Uma Sarma. Ajoy Chaliha choreographed the dances, sound was recorded by Technica, and the makeup was by Gour Ranjan Das and Banshi Das.

Jitu-Tapan composed the music. The film had four songs, each written by a different lyricist.