"Pikhaas," directed by Amit Rag, is a recently released Assamese horror-suspense thriller that has quickly become a sensation in the regional film industry. Known for its dark and unsettling atmosphere, the film has captivated audiences and critics alike with its intense storytelling and chilling visuals.
Genre: Horror, Suspense, Thriller
Language: Assamese
Tone: Dark and unsettling
Cast: Achinta Raj Kashyap, Nirupam Saikia, Jeanette Bay, Tribeni Gogoi, Simi Riyan, Mintu Baruah, and Sashanka Samir
Director: Amit Rag
"Pikhaas" delves into the supernatural, with its title translating to "demon" or "evil spirit" in Assamese. The film promises a harrowing journey into a realm of horror, designed to unsettle and terrify its audience. The storyline is crafted to evoke fear and suspense, making it one of the most anticipated Assamese films of the year.
The teaser for "Pikhaas," released on June 1, has been described as the most uncomfortable and darkest Assamese movie preview of the year. Fans and critics alike have praised the teaser for its chilling and suspenseful nature, generating significant buzz on social media. Many viewers have expressed their excitement and anticipation for the film, highlighting its unique approach to horror.
Bookmyshow Ratings: Many users have given "Pikhaas" a perfect 10/10, applauding its direction, story, music, and overall inspiration.
Audience Feedback: Instagram users have noted the film’s departure from typical horror narratives, appreciating the performances and the director's work. Reviews have lauded the film for its great acting and blockbuster status.
Director: Amit Rag
Producer: Anima Lahkar
Co-Producer: Raj Dutta
Creative Producer: Mrinal Deka
Director of Photography: Papu Deka
Editor: Haardik Kashyap
DI Colorist: Ratan Sil Sarma
Sound Designer: Kingshuk Moran
Background Music Composer: Parag Priyam Nath
Voice-Over Artist: Jintu Kumar Kashyap
The production team has been instrumental in creating a visually and aurally compelling experience, contributing to the film's critical and commercial success.
"Pikhaas" has been performing exceptionally well at the box office. It has become one of the highest-grossing Assamese films in recent times, thanks to its strong opening and sustained performance throughout its first week. Due to its growing popularity, the film’s release was expanded to theaters outside Assam, allowing it to reach a broader audience.
"Pikhaas" stands out as a remarkable addition to the Assamese film industry, offering a unique and intense horror experience. With its compelling storyline, impressive cast, and exceptional production quality, it has set a new benchmark in regional cinema. As it continues to draw audiences and generate buzz, "Pikhaas" is poised to make a lasting impact on the horror genre in Assamese cinema.
1. Who is the actress in the Assamese movie Amish?
The film Amish stars debutantes Lima Das and Arghadeep Baruah in the lead roles, with support from Neetali Das, Sagar Saurabh, and Manash K Das.
2. Who is considered the first heroine of Assamese cinema?
Aideu Nilambar Handique, born in 1920 and passed away on December 17, 2002, is recognized as the first film actress of Assamese cinema. She starred in the pioneering film Joymoti (1935), directed by Jyoti Prasad Agarwala.
3. Which Bollywood actress hails from Assam?
Surabhi Das, born on August 22, 1998, in Guwahati, Assam, is a Bollywood actress known for her roles in Nima Denzongpa (2021), Dada Tumi Dusto Bor (2022), and Kio Baru (2021).
