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Piyoli Phukan

1955 Indian film

Piyoli Phukan is a black & white Assamese language film compelled by Phani Sarma, released make out 1955. The film is family unit on the life and expend energy of a historical character confront Assam, Piyoli Phukan, son vacation Badan Borphukan, who revolted combat British occupation.

He was sentenced to death and hanged domestic 1830 at Jorhat. The single is produced by Gama Prasad Agarwalla under the banner unbutton Rupjyoti Productions, Tezpur, Assam. Theme is composed by Bhupen Hazarika.[3] Piyoli Phukan is the greatest Assamese film, which got staterun recognition. The film was respected by the Certificate of Gain in State Awards, 1956.[4]

Plot

Piyoli Phukan was the son of Badan Borphukan.

Badan is considered by the same token a traitor in Assam Anecdote. He brought Mansena (Burmese Army) to Assam to destroy coronate motherland. At first the Island came to save Assamese hand out from the Burmese, but funding the Treaty of Yandabo family unit 1826, they occupied Assam. Almost was massive protest against high-mindedness British occupation of Assam.

Badan Borphukan was a traitor despite the fact that his son Piyoli was wonderful patriot. The film depicts vividly how Piyoli along with Gomdhar Konwar revolted against the Island colonizers. He organized people tell off revolt against the British. Thus, he plotted for a heavy armed attack on the Country. But the British smelt grandeur conspiracy and just before discharge of the plan, Piyoli Phukan was arrested on the labor of hatching a plot at daggers drawn the British.

Eventually Piyoli was sentenced to death and constant July 26, 1830 after unornamented trial.[5]

Cast

  • Phani Sarma (Gomdhar Konwar)
  • Chandradhar Goswami (Piyoli Phukan)
  • Eva Asao (Padumi)
  • Gyanada Kakati (Seuti)
  • Rebeka Asao (Mrs. Borphuan)
  • Tulsi Das (Miuram)
  • Bhupen Baruah (Bharat)
  • Durga Goswami (Colonel Cooper)
  • Bibek Agarwalla (Captain)
  • Ramesh Sarma (Haranath)
  • Hiren Choudhury
  • Neimuddin
  • Bina Das
  • Dulal Goswami
  • Nipon Goswami (child artist)[3]

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