Team Duwardoli

Pradipta Pran Changkakati is a former Chief Engineer and Secretary to the Government of Assam and a former Member of the Assam Administrative Tribunal. A founder member of Assam Centre for Rural Development (ACRD), he has been actively involved in social development, child rights, women’s welfare and education since 1994. He was instrumental in producing the documentary Slaughtered Dreams, based on the real-life story of a survivor of human trafficking. He currently serves on ACRD’s Executive Committee and is associated with several professional and voluntary organisations.

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Himbarsha Das(also known as Dorin) is an actor, singer, and, as she likes to put, an explorer of art who is on a lifelong pursuit of artistic excellence. Her journey as an actor began on the stage of the Banaras Hindu University theatre club, where she first discovered her passion for performance. Since then, she has transitioned seamlessly between mediums, acting in both Assamese and Hindi cinema. Driven by a deep curiosity and a commitment to her craft, her ultimate goal is to never stop learning until she achieves true artistic freedom

Gokul Mipun is an actor, theatre practitioner, and acting trainer with over a decade of experience across regional and national stage productions. A graduate of the National School of Drama (NSD), New Delhi, and a recipient of the Young Talented Artiste Award (NEZCC), his work spans contemporary theatre, folk-fusion performance, and regional cinema, including lead roles in independent short films and feature projects. Trained extensively in physical theatre, classical performance methodologies, and traditional martial arts, he is dedicated to preserving and elevating indigenous storytelling through both stage and screen.

Ranajyoti Barua is an amateur stage actor from Dibrugarh, Assam, with experience across theatre, radio and films. Passionate about acting, sports and music, he made his film debut with Jonaki Mon. His recent screen work includes the short films To Go Back To and The Old Man’s Ode.

Nahid Ahmed is an experienced cinematographer based in Guwahati, Assam, with over a decade of experience in feature films. A graduate of the Dr. Bhupen Hazarika Regional Government Film and Television Institute, he has worked extensively across Assamese and regional Indian cinema. His credits include Alifa, Othello, Ahetuk, Pokhilar Pakhi and Kaneen. He specialises in camera operation, lighting and visual storytelling, collaborating closely with directors to translate their creative vision to the screen.