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Paritraan, a Bishnupriya Manipuri movie, to be released soon

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Paritraan, a Bishnupriya Manipuri movie, is slated to be released September-end this year. Produced by L.L Productions, brings forth the social changes the Bishnupriya Manipuri hinterlands are witnessing due to acute unemployment among the youngsters.

The movie which coalesce the Bishnupriya Manipuri culture and the prevailing socio-economic scenario of the society runs parallel in the story.

Tushar Sinha of Sa-Re-Ga-Ma Fame, Golden Voice of Barak 2009, Bithi Sinha, and Promila Sinha, have given voice in the movie.

Story, screenplay and dialogue by Pabhas Kanti Sinha, and lyrics by Pt. Motilal Sinha, Prabhas Kanti Sinha and Hiren Sinha; Paritraan is studded with talents- Vishal Sinha (Delhi), Pinki Sinha (Tinsukia), Ashotosh Sinha ( Robi) of Guwahati, Samarendra Sinha, Kabita Sinha.

The movie is directed by Hiren Sinha and Kuldip Bora.


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    1. Rebati23 August 2009 at 17:06

      'Paritraan'will be Hiren Sinha's
      2nd directoral movie,the first one being 'Adhaare mingaal' which was specially screened for me at Guwahati last March.I liked that movie.I do hope this one will do better at the box office and at the same time I congratulate Prabhas for launching his son, Vishal as the hero of the movie.

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    2. rk rishikesh sinha24 August 2009 at 16:40

      ihave seen the previous movie directed by Shri Hiren sinha. movies do a lot in propagating the language and culture of that perticular community. kudos to the perseverence of Shri Hiren Sinha and his team. i have always seen him immersed in the thought of making and contributing in this art in bishnupriya language. i convey my best wishes for the early completion and grand success of the project.
      subrata sinha, 2ic, BSF

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    3. Suroshree Sinha6 December 2009 at 10:58

      Bhai log,
      Paritran is my dewar's debut movie. i would love everyone to watch it. if anyone is interested let me know i would try to arrange for the CD...

      my cousin's movie is also comming up soon (Abheek Sinha - or as we lovingly call him Rohan

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    4. Amar Sinha18 July 2012 at 19:55

      hello folks,i would like to ask to the bishnupriya manipuri community as a whole that as we are in a way to extinction...whats the best way to survive!!!!!no income,no talents...we all are heading towards army,bsf,but as for making a remarkable name,we are lacking in every aspect...what to do?

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    5. rk rishikesh sinha18 July 2012 at 20:50

      http://bishnupriyamanipuri.blogspot.in/2011/10/what-is-future-of-our-community-part-ii.html

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    6. Rebati18 July 2012 at 22:49

      Amar Babu girokor observation ehan kisade document'or upor'e nirbhor koria extinction baro survival'or yari der ehan maate nuartou,tobe girokorang mor anurodh ahan thail je kuno somoy'ahanat sujog peile Bharat'or Metro city Delhi, Mumbai,Pune, Bangalore baro Ahmedabad'e giya cha parerga.Appane'ou extinction baro survival shobdo dwiogi girokor thotatto aar na lukultoi.

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