Bhaity
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| + | =First colour film in Assamese= | ||
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| + | While that is Bhaity’s claim to a place in history, many Assamese also rate it as their favourite film. | ||
| + | =Language= | ||
| + | Assamese | ||
| + | =Year of release= | ||
| + | 1972 | ||
| + | =Title= | ||
| + | Bhaity (Younger Brother) | ||
| + | =Genre= | ||
| + | Feature film/ Drama | ||
| + | =Director= | ||
| + | Kamal Narayan Choudhury | ||
| + | =Music= | ||
| + | Ajit Shingha. | ||
| + | =Playback singers= | ||
| + | Khagen Mahanta | ||
| + | |||
| + | Aarti Mukherjee | ||
| + | |||
| + | Ajit Singh | ||
| + | =The available clip…= | ||
| + | The available clip shows an elderly Muslim man pull a dog out of a village hut by his tail. He then swirls the dog in the air several times by the tail. The dog cries out in pain. This writer is no animal rights activist but that scene is cruel by any standards. | ||
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| + | On [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=py_ATZL5B98 youtube] this 42-second clipping has been categorised as Comedy. | ||
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| + | Tragic relief, perhaps. | ||
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| + | Relief comes in the shape of a young man, also wearing a shalwar-qameez (but no beard or skull cap), hence probably a Muslim, too, who shoos the older man away. | ||
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First colour film in Assamese
While that is Bhaity’s claim to a place in history, many Assamese also rate it as their favourite film.
Language
Assamese
Year of release
1972
Title
Bhaity (Younger Brother)
Genre
Feature film/ Drama
Director
Kamal Narayan Choudhury
Music
Ajit Shingha.
Playback singers
Khagen Mahanta
Aarti Mukherjee
Ajit Singh
The available clip…
The available clip shows an elderly Muslim man pull a dog out of a village hut by his tail. He then swirls the dog in the air several times by the tail. The dog cries out in pain. This writer is no animal rights activist but that scene is cruel by any standards.
On youtube this 42-second clipping has been categorised as Comedy.
Tragic relief, perhaps.
Relief comes in the shape of a young man, also wearing a shalwar-qameez (but no beard or skull cap), hence probably a Muslim, too, who shoos the older man away.
