Narayan – Google

Probably the future of human being where human emotions will seek for interaction with an OS- which is nothing but an extension of one’s intelligence and reflection of dreaming of a world as you seek.... the more you become tech oriented the more you will try to find solace in self-indulgence. A purely original thought on this subject for the first time, I guess, dealing with emotions instead of tech extravaganza or its splendour.

Films like 'Aamis' indicates that how film making is progressing in the North Eastern part of India. If such unusual subject is chosen for presenting an Assamese film with such effectiveness then the day is not far when films from this part of India will soon start getting more attention alongside the other Indian languages where lot of interesting subjects are a part of the film making process e.g. Malyalam, Marathi and Bengali cinemas. Bhaskar Hazarika seems to be a daring director with superb sensibilities who took up the challenge to continue with telling dark stories post 'KathaNodi' . And what an actress is Lima Das - just amazing ! Read that she is a doctor by profession and probably handling of human beings as patients might have helped in adapting a suitable character whose immense love for flesh -both in the food and romantic terms, became such a believable portrayal !