Set to release this Friday, Bihu Attack brings together the rich culture of Assam, the vibrant festival of Bihu, and a profound sense of patriotism in a gripping cinematic narrative. More than just a thriller, the film is an emotionally resonant story that explores social consciousness, national security, and regional identity, highlighting the challenges and hopes of Northeast India.
Produced by Prabir Kanta Saha, the film portrays Assam’s realities with sensitivity and cinematic finesse. Against the backdrop of Bihu, one of Assam’s most celebrated festivals, the story skillfully balances human emotions, cultural vibrancy, and thrilling drama. Through its narrative, Bihu Attack emphasises the deep connection between a region, its culture, and the nation while delivering a strong message: education, unity, and social inclusion are far more powerful than violence and extremism.
The film features Dev Menaria, Daisy Shah, Arbaaz Khan, and Rahul Dev in lead roles. They are supported by an ensemble cast including Raza Murad, Yukti Kapoor, Amy Misobah (Amy Nazma Sultana), Hiten Tejwani, Mir Sarwar, Dimpu Baruah, Kalindri Das, Crosswell Timung, Jeet Raydutt, and Amit Lekhawani, who add depth and authenticity to the narrative.
Speaking about the film, producer Prabir Kanta Saha said,
“Bihu Attack is very close to my heart. It reflects Assam’s culture, its realities, and the patriotism of its people. We wanted to show that education, unity, and humanity are stronger than fear and violence. This film is dedicated to the soul of Assam and to our brave security forces.”
Directed by Sujad Iqbal Khan under the banner of PKS Film Production House, Bihu Attack combines patriotic sentiment, cultural richness, and compelling storytelling. The film not only captures the spirit of Assam but also resonates with national audiences, bridging regional narratives with universal values of unity, courage, and humanism.
With its vibrant depiction of Bihu and a storyline rooted in both local and national concerns, Bihu Attack promises an engaging cinematic experience. The film is a reminder that a nation’s strength lies in its culture, its people, and their shared commitment to peace, education, and inclusivity.
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