Reema Borah

A middle aged Bisnu leads a simple life in a fishing village on the banks of the Brahmaputra. One cloudy morning, during the fag end of the monsoons, he finds a corpse enmeshed in his net. Taken over by an obsession about the boy and his village, Bisnu embarks on a journey across Assam that would open him up to a world he had no idea about and would have been better off not knowing.

Three characters: a lonely fisherman, a young rickshaw puller and a single mother, all coincidentally named Bokul find their lives connected when a young stranger comes to town.

The Resonance (Anunaad) focuses on the soul-tearing topic of bridal slavery occurring in some parts of India. The film opens in a sleepy rural area surrounded by tea gardens where girls dream of migrating to other parts of the country to escape the poverty and hopelessness in which their families are plunged. Lured by a nexus of brokers and human traffickers, they begin a journey from the lush green fields of Assam to the dry, foggy winter of Haryana, in Northern India, where they risk being trafficked as purchased brides and face a life of constant humiliation and violence at the hands of their husbands and their families.