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Bhaimon Da
2025 Indian film From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Bhaimon Da is an Assamese biographical film directed and written by Sasanka Samir. The film was released in 2025,[3] starring Bondip Sarma, Yashshree Bhuyan, Partha Pratim Hazarika, Nirupam Saikia, Nilim Dutta and Arghadeep Barua in prominent roles.[4] Produced by Shyamantak Gautam and Anupam Sarmah under the banner of Zeal Creations, the story is based on the life of noted Assamese Filmmaker Munin Barua.[3]
It has boldly snatched the title of highest grossing Assamese film of all time. It thoroughly outshines Ravi Sarma starrer Sri Raghupati (2023).
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Story
Bhaimon Da narrates the life and works of Assamese filmmaker, script-writer Munin Barua. The film explores his life from his youth to the final days, simultaneously presenting some of the real challenges faced by Assamese cinema industry during his time.[3]
Cast
- Bondip Sarma as Munin Barua (Bhaimon da)
- Anurag Bora as young Munin Barua
- Yashshree Bhuyan as Manjula Barua
- Gitratha Sharma as Manas Baruah (Rijjo)
- Arghadeep Baruah as Manjyoti Barua
- Nirupam Saikia as Tapobrat Barua (Vekuda)
- Nilim Dutta as Biju Phukan
- Kaushik Bhardwaj as Jatin Bora
- Gunakar Deb Goswami as Hemendra Nath Barua
- Pakiza Begum as Latika Barua
- Boibhabi Goswami as Mridula Baruah
- Deepjyoti Keot as Suman Dowarah
- Partha Pratim Hazarika as Zubeen Garg
- Ashish Vidyarthi as N.P.N Nayar
- Harpal Saikia
- Raju Roy as Jayanta Hazarika
- Rajdeep Hazarika
- Ujjal Kumar
- Kalpana Kalita as Vidya Rao
- Samudragupta Dutta as Shiva Prasad Thakur
- Jay Saikia as Ravi Sarma
- Sanjeev Buragohain
- Himani Kalita
- Shilpi Sikha Bora as Moromi
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Production
A poster launch event and music release ceremony was held on 7 October 2024 at the Rudra Barua Hall, Jyotichitraban, Guwahati. Along with it, a live painting session was also organized to pay tribute to Munin Barua as part of the inauguration ceremony.[4][5]
Marketing and promotion
The official trailer for Bhaimon Da was released on YouTube by Zeal Creations, announcing that the film would hit theaters on 23 May 2025.[6] The trailer was further circulated widely on social media—Facebook posts from Assamese cinema community pages and Instagram reels using the hashtag "#bhaimonda" generated anticipation and awareness ahead of release.[7][8]
Release
The film was released in theaters on May 23, 2025 and received favorable reviews from critics and audiences.[9]
References
External links
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