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This film is a tribute to Assam's burgeoning film industry. It's an action-packed entertainment...


Digital Desk: The Assamese film business is prospering with its cinematic hits being presented to the public, as the fan surge saw a rise after hit films by the Assamese cinema industry such as Bezbaruah 2, Raghupati, and currently Jatin Bora starring Action packed flick 'Raghav'.


Excitement is building in Assam's film-loving community as the highly anticipated Assamese film, 'Raghav,' is due to hit theatres on October 27, 2023. 


This action-packed spectacular, produced by Jatin Bora and starring Nishita Goswami, Sumi Borah and veteran actress Mridula Baruah in prominent parts, promises to be an emotional rollercoaster presenting the riveting journey of a taxi driver.


As 'Raghav' is to hit theatres on October 27, it will be screened at the famous Anuradha Cineplex. The scheduled timings of the film are: 


Morning Show Timing starts at 11:00 a.m. 

Afternoon Show Timing starts at 1:30 PM

Evening Show Timing starts at 4:00 PM 

Evening Show Timing starts at 6:15 p.m

Late Night Show Timing starts at 8:30 p.m 


The film 'Raghav' is a cinematic masterpiece, directed by Jatin Bora, and is a tribute to Assam's burgeoning film industry. It's an action-packed entertainment spectacular with a gripping storyline that's sure to fascinate fans.


This cinematic trip promises to leave a lasting imprint on Assamese moviegoers; are you ready to experience the exciting magic of 'Raghav' when it hits the big screen on October 27? 


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