The Brahmaputra on Screen

An ageing boatman faces the loss of his livelihood when a bridge threatens to replace the river crossing that has sustained his family for generations.

A journalist travels to Majuli searching for a missing activist, with the Brahmaputra becoming both the landscape and an enduring witness to political violence.

A Mising boatman collecting driftwood from the Brahmaputra moves through hardship, family conflict and loss as the river shapes his entire life.

Majuli and the Brahmaputra are inseparable from this affectionate portrait of young people balancing disappointed ambitions, love and an uncertain island future.

A teenage girl living beside a flood-prone Brahmaputra tributary confronts isolation, displacement and the absence of basic infrastructure.

Set in Assam’s riverine char areas, the film follows a settlement overwhelmed by displacement, communal tension and political violence.

After a devastating flood destroys her village life, a woman is forced toward the city, carrying with her grief, inequality and an aching desire for home.

Two men bound by loss and hope live in a flood-ravaged village where fragile relationships and fading traditions move with the unpredictable flow of time.

A riverside community and its isolated landscape frame a story about tradition, language, estrangement and the difficult work of acceptance.