Documentary on Tea Tribe Culture and Communication to Release on March 28

way2barak, March 23: “Chai, Sanskriti Aur Vikas,” a documentary exploring the rich cultural heritage of Assam’s tea tribe community and the role of folk media in government outreach, is set to release on March 28, 2025. Conceptualized by Prof. Partha Sarkar, the film is scripted and directed by Swapnodeep Sen, with narration by Shatabdi Nath. The documentary’s cinematography is handled by Swapnodeep Sen, Ujjal Malakar, and Partho Kumar Nath, while Amitabh Sharma is the key person for editing and graphics.

The film delves into how Sadri, the lingua franca of the tea tribe community, acts as a crucial tool for effective communication and development initiatives. It highlights how folk media can bridge the gap between government programs and the community, ensuring better outreach. The documentary features insights from esteemed personalities, including Assam University Vice-Chancellor Prof. Rajive Mohan Panth, who shares valuable perspectives on the subject.

With its focus on cultural preservation and development, “Chai, Sanskriti Aur Vikas” aims to shed light on the challenges and opportunities faced by the tea tribe community. The documentary is expected to serve as a resource for policymakers, communication strategists, and researchers working on inclusive governance and grassroots development. Its release is anticipated to spark discussions on the role of traditional communication methods in modern policy implementation. The documentry will be presented by SSSA mirage films on their youtube channel.