
Soul of Silence
Drama
Overview
Soul of Silence is an anthology that represent three stories of labour families and individuals from Assam. These below poverty line people also have different frequencies of emotions and conflicts. This film tries to draw them on screen
Top Cast
Samar Jyoti Sarkar
Samar Jyoti Sarkar
Saju
Samar Jyoti Sarkar
Saju
Jeet Baruah
Jeet Baruah
Kal
Jeet Baruah
Kal
Swagata Bharali
Swagata Bharali
Ruksana
Swagata Bharali
Ruksana
Anamika Sarania
Anamika Sarania
Malaya
Anamika Sarania
Malaya
Raju Roy
Raju Roy
Malaya's Husband
Raju Roy
Malaya's Husband
Chandana Das
Chandana Das
Labour Girl
Chandana Das
Labour Girl
Angana Das
Angana Das
Jeba
Angana Das
Jeba
Pinky Ahistha
Pinky Ahistha
Kuwolee
Pinky Ahistha
Kuwolee
Prasanta Kalita
Prasanta Kalita
Nur
Prasanta Kalita
Nur
Arif Ali
Arif Ali
Arif
Arif Ali
Arif
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