From the heart of Assam to the national cinematic stage, Prabir Kanta Saha stands tall as a visionary businessman, humanitarian, and film producer who has redefined the scale and ambition of cinema from Northeast India. With unwavering determination and a deep-rooted love for Assamese culture, he has delivered a landmark project—Bihu Attack, the first Hindi feature film from Northeast India, set for PAN India theatrical release on 16 January 2026.
A Landmark in Indian Cinema from Northeast India
Bihu Attack is not just a film—it is a historic cultural movement. For the first time, an Assam–Bollywood collaboration film from Northeast Assam is being presented on a grand national platform. Backed by a big-budget production, the film proudly showcases Assam’s vibrant traditions, especially the globally admired Bihu dance, while blending it seamlessly with mainstream Bollywood storytelling.
The film features 100+ actors and actresses and an extraordinary ensemble of 1000+ Bihu dancers, making it one of the largest cinematic productions ever mounted from the Northeast.
Power-Packed Star Cast
The film boasts an impressive lineup of renowned artists from Bollywood and the Northeast, including:
Dev Menaria, Arbaaz Khan, Yukti Kapoor, Rahul Dev, Dimpu Baruah, Mir Sarwar
Raza Murad, Mubeen Saudagar, Daisy Shah, Hiten Tejwani, Jeet Raidutt, Amit Lakhwani, Amiee Missobah
Alongside them, the film proudly features a massive ensemble cast including Kalindri Das, Machuk Khan, Jagriti Kalita, Smriti Saha, Crosswell Timung, Pinki Sharma, Sumi Das, Rina Ray, Jyoti Bhattacharjee, Sabina Terongpi, Gautam Ingti, Baby Tokpi, Rose, Anurag Sen, Vishal Manik, Meeta Dutta, Richa P Mishra, Premananda Mishra, Komal Gupta, Alice Teronpi, Kamrul Hussain, Biplob Das, Mehraj Khan, Sabnam Khan, Sneha Konwar, Parthana Devnath, Leaza Choudhury, Ankita Pareek, Jiban Majumdar, Rashid Alam, Manav—and many more..
Musical Grandeur with Legendary Voices
Music plays a soul-stirring role in Bihu Attack. The film features songs sung by two legendary voices of Indian music: Zubeen Garg & Javed Ali
Their powerful vocals elevate the film’s emotional and cultural impact, blending Assamese folk essence with Bollywood melody.
PKS Films Production House: A Banner of Dreams
Produced under the banner of PKS Films Production House, based in Hojai, Assam, Bihu Attack reflects the collective passion, discipline, and ambition of an entire team driven by producer Prabir Kanta Saha.
His leadership, vision, and belief in Northeast talent have turned what once seemed impossible into a reality—placing Assam firmly on the PAN India cinema map.
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Conclusion
Bihu Attack is more than a film—it is a historic milestone for Northeast Indian cinema. It represents cultural pride, cinematic courage, and the power of dreams backed by hard work. At the center of this journey stands Mr. Prabir Kanta Saha, whose commitment and humanitarian spirit have opened new doors for artists, dancers, and filmmakers from Assam.
As the film prepares for its nationwide release on 16 January 2026, Bihu Attack promises to be remembered as the film that changed the narrative of Northeast Indian cinema forever.
