Home, faraway
Hiranya Barua, a Private Insurance employee, shifts with his family of four to a new town. Soon, with Son- Aditya excelling in studies, Daughter – Prerna winning accolades in dance and Wife –Manju deftly managing the household as always, he decides to settle down for good. His long cherished dream of giving his family a simple, honest and fulfilling life seems to be a reality.
Aditya - ambitious, practical and thus little sceptical about his father’s dream, knows that the life in this small town may not be that simple and future not that rosy.
However, even he wasn’t prepared for his family’s worst nightmares that are going to come true...
With myths, facts and facets from the serene land of Axom, Dooronir Nirola Poja, is a stoic reminder of the struggle within many small towns in India.
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Dhruva J BordoloiDirector
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Dhruva J BordoloiWriter
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Dhruva J BordoloiProducer
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Hemanta Kumar BordoloiProducer
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Mintu BaruaKey Cast
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Jayshree GoswamiKey Cast
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Partha HazarikaKey Cast
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Raghavi DuttaKey Cast
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Bibhuti Bhusan HazarikaKey Cast
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Sonia BharadwajKey Cast
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Anupam BaishyaAssociate Director
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Tony Deori BasumataryMusic Director
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Utkarsh DhotekarMusic Director
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Sowrik DattaCreative Director
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Project Title (Original Language):Dooronir Nirola Poja
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Project Type:Feature
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Genres:Slice of Life, Drama
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Runtime:2 hours 10 minutes
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Completion Date:June 6, 2016
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Production Budget:11,000 USD
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Country of Origin:India
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Country of Filming:India
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:No
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Brahmaputra Valley Film FestivalGuwahati
India
July 24, 2016 -
Prag Cine AwardsKokrajhar
India
Best Debut Director, Best Editor -
Sailadhar Barua Film AwardsGuwahati
India
Best Actor - Mintu Barua -
BHRFTI, GuwahatiGuwahati
India
March 7, 2018
Born & brought up in Assam, he always wanted to be a filmmaker.Equipped with a Mass Communication Degree along with an extensive Multimedia Diploma from Kolkata, he came to Mumbai and started working as a freelance editor. He finally decided to translate the love for his native land through the magic of cinema and his film ‘Dooronir Nirola Poja (Home, faraway)’.
Our film showcases Assam in a never seen perspective. It’s story has a universal appeal. Although it represents characters which are unique to Assam, people from all around the world will identify with them.It’s real and free of any melodrama typically seen in Assamese Cinema. It’s an out and out Indie project with the sole intention being the revival of the glory of the region’s cinema.