Assamese film Goodbye Guruji selected for Paris festival
The Assamese film Goodbye Guruji has been selected for the Festival Gange Sur Seine in Paris, where it will premiere in October. Directed by Arunjit Borah, the film tells the story of a dedicated teacher who uses innovative methods to engage students. It highlights the transformative power of education and the resilience of a community.
- ▪Goodbye Guruji is set to have its global premiere at the Festival Gange Sur Seine in Paris in October.
- ▪The film follows a young teacher, Prayash Saikia, who uses unconventional methods to inspire his students.
- ▪It incorporates elements from Assam's 500-year-old Bhaona theatre tradition to enhance its narrative.
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GUWAHATIAssam film Goodbye Guruji has been selected for the Festival Gange Sur Seine in Paris, France, where it will have its global premiere in October.Arunjit Borah is the writer and director of the film, billed as a story of transformation through education and perseverance. Partha Pratim Hazarika and Aimee Barua are in the lead roles.The film follows Prayash Saikia, nicknamed Guruji, a young and devoted teacher who introduces unconventional methods to engage children at Kinkinia Primary School, and bring education back to the heart of the community.The film weaves the mythological tale of ‘Kansa Badh’ from Assam’s 500-year-old Bhaona theatre tradition, mirroring Guruji’s struggles and triumphs, and reinforcing the timeless theme of good prevailing over adversity.“The film is a…
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