In Brief
- Manuhar Gaan explores Bhupen Hazarika’s songs on social injustice.
- The documentary highlights the maestro’s work and historical events.
- Film duration is 82 minutes and in Assamese language.
- It showcases the societal relevance of Hazarika’s music.
Manuhar Gaan is a new Assamese documentary that delves into the songs of Bhupen Hazarika, focusing on themes of social injustice. The 82-minute feature film not only showcases his popular compositions but also examines the broader social and historical contexts that shaped his music.
Bhupen Hazarika, known as a music maestro, used his art to address various social issues affecting Assam and the country. The documentary presents his body of work as a reflection of political and societal events, emphasizing the ongoing relevance of his songs.
Through archival footage, interviews, and musical segments, Manuhar Gaan offers viewers insights into Hazarika’s artistic vision and the social causes he championed. It strengthens appreciation for the way his music contributed to social awareness and cultural identity.
