Set in the tea plantations of Assam in northeast India, where a young woman quits her studies to marry a wealthy man whom her father owes money. The monotony of her days is broken by the arrival an old university acquaintance.
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Aparoopa
The story is set in the colonial period in Assam. The film deals with a young woman who has to give up her university education for her arranged marriage with a ...
অপৰূপা- A classic Assamese film by Jahnu Barua # Music & lyrics by Dr. Bhupen Hazarika # This was the 1st film directed by Jahnu Barua # 1st Assamese film ...
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