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Mar 1, 2012, 11:27:42 AM (12 years ago)

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Lawrence Liang

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Nip Barua

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+'''Nip Barua  (1925-92)'''
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+Best-known mainstream Assamese film-maker;
+younger brother of Brojen Barua. Started as
+cinematographer on Bengali and Assamese
+films. Directed the first big-budget multi-star
+Eastmancolor film in the language, Ajali
+Nabou. Before his flamboyant film career, he
+was a musician and flautist, a footballer of
+some repute (playing for the Maharana AC and
+Assam state) and a cartoonist for the Assam
+Tribune. Mainly made family socials, often
+coming close to home-movie levels of
+intimacy; also made mythologicals (Bhakta
+Prahlad, Narakasur). Younger brother, Ramen Barua, is a noted composer.
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+'''FILMOGRAPHY:''' 1955: Smritir Parash; 1957: Mak Aru Morom; 1958: Ranga Police; Bhakta Prahlad; 1959: Amar Ghar; 1961: Narakasur; 1970: Baruar Sansar; 1973: Sonetara; 1977: Sonmai; 1978: Manima (also act); 1980: Ajali Nabou; 1983: Koka Deuta Nati Aru Hati; 1984: Shakuntala Aru Shankar Joseph Ali; 1985: Dadu Nati-o-Hati; 1986: Antony Mor Naam; 1988: Ae Mor Janame Janame.
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+[[Director]]