Bibhuti Bhushan Hazarika

Raghav, a taxi driver by profession, is a complex and tragic figure. He is a man who loves and cares deeply for his mother and younger brother, even though they hate him for reasons unknown to him. Despite their rejection, Raghav never fails to provide for them, sacrificing everything he has for their well-being. His unwavering devotion to his family, despite their hatred, keeps him committed rarely pursuing the answers he craves for.

Fresh of earning his yellow belt, a wannabe don Bonzo, is humiliated when two skilled brothers cut his hair during a fight. Seeking revenge, he turns to Dulu and Tansen for help. As tension rises, Dulu and Tansen manage to knock out one of the brothers. The story culminates in a dramatic showdown, where honor, identity, and redemption are fiercely fought over.

Hiranya Barua, a Private Insurance employee, shifts to a new town with his family of four. Soon, with son Aditya excelling in studies, daughter Prerna winning accolades in dance and wife Manju deftly managing the household as always, he decides to settle down for good. His long cherished dream of giving his family a simple, honest and fulfilling life seems to be a reality. With myths, facts and facets from the serene land of Axom, Dooronir Nirola Poja, is a stoic reminder of the struggle within many small towns in India.