Khwina

Khwina
Bodo खैना
Directed by Phaylaw Basumatary
Produced by Dwimu Film Production Presents
Starring Omprakash Kherkatary
Jirina Brahma
Simang Chainary
Helina Daimary
Music by Phaylaw Basumatary
Release date
2016
Running time
130 minutes
Country India
Language Bodo
Budget 4,00,000 (4 lakh)
Box office 6,00,000 (6 lakh)

    Khwina is a 2016 Indian Bodo language action romantic film written, directed by Phaylaw Basumatary and produced by Dwimu Film Production Presents. The film stars Jirina Brahma in the title role, Omprakash Kherkatary, Simang Chainary and Helina Daimary in leading roles. Jesus Kherkatary is the negative role in the film. The film was released in 2016.[1][2]

    Khwina was awarded the Best Film Award for 2016, in the 2nd Bodo Film Festival held at Dimakuchi, Udalguri district on 29 April 2017.[3]

    Plot

    The film tells a story about deforestation. Director and producer claimed that they made the film to aware people against ruthless deforestation. The story of Khwina takes place in Manas National Park.

    Cast

    Soundtrack

    The music of the film is composed by Phaylaw Basumatary and lyrics by himself. The songs in this film are sung by popular singers like Zubeen Garg, Sulekha Basumatary, Sujuma Daimary and Gitashree Ramchiary. The album contains 5 tracks.

    Tracklist
    No.TitleArtist (s)Length
    1."Khwina Nwng Angni"Zubeen Garg, Gitashree Ramchiary06:34
    2."Nwi Hajw Rojeya Pwdwngmwnna"Sulekha Basumatary04:32
    3."Gwswni Bibar Bari Bari"Sujuma Daimary04:16
    4."Manw Barfwikhw Barhungkhaya"Gitashree Ramchiary04:51
    5."Benw Jwngni Manas"Phaylaw Basumatary, Gitashree Ramchiary, others 
    Total length:25:34

    Awards

    Award Category Winner's name Result
    2nd Bodo Film Festival 2017 Best Film- Phaylaw Basumatary Won
    Best Actor- Male Omprakash Kherkatary Won

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    Best Villain- Male Jesus Kherkatary Won

    See also

    References


    1. "खैना सावथुन: बिनि मेथाइफोर" Retrieved April 30, 2017
    2. "Bodo film KHWINA trailer" Youtube, Retrieved April 30, 2017
    3. "Bodo Film Festival Awards 2017"
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