Cast And Makers Of Bihu Attack Visit Army Camp In Assam Following Film’s Release.

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Mumbai, Maharashtra/Guwahati, Assam, 17th of January 2026 : After the theatrical release of Bihu Attack on 16th January, the cast and filmmakers of the film visited an Indian Army camp in Assam as a heartfelt gesture of respect and gratitude towards the armed forces. The visit marked an emotional and meaningful interaction between the film’s team and the soldiers who continue to safeguard the nation.

The visit was attended by producer Prabir Kanta Saha and director Suzad Iqbal Khan, along with members of the cast and several renowned artists from Assam. Prominent Assamese artists Rabi Sharma, Kalindri Das and Pinki Das, along with other local performers associated with the film, were present, making the visit a significant cultural and cultural exchange.

During the visit, the team spent time interacting with the jawans, understanding their experiences and sharing insights about the making of Bihu Attack, a film deeply rooted in Assam’s socio-cultural fabric and sensitive security concerns. The atmosphere was filled with warmth, pride and mutual respect, reflecting the spirit of national unity that the film seeks to capture.

Speaking about the visit, producer Prabir Kanta Saha said, “Bihu Attack is inspired by real emotions, real people and real sacrifices. Visiting the Army camp in Assam after the film’s release was a humbling experience for all of us. The courage, discipline and dedication of our soldiers deeply moved us, and it reinforced our responsibility to tell this story with honesty and respect. This film is our small tribute to the brave hearts who protect our country every day.”

Produced under the banner of PKS Film Production House, Bihu Attack is produced by Prabir Kanta Saha and directed by Suzad Iqbal Khan, whose vision brings together realism, emotional depth and intense storytelling. The film stars Dev Menaria, Daisy Shah, Arbaaz Khan and Rahul Dev in prominent roles.

The narrative is further strengthened by impactful performances from Raza Murad, Yukti Kapoor, Amiee Misobbah (Amiee Nazma Sultana), Hiten Tejwani, Mir Sarwar, Dimpu Baruah, Kalindri Das, Crosswell Timung, Jeet Raidut and Amit Lekhwani, all adding authenticity and regional depth to the story.

Set against the backdrop of Assam’s vibrant culture and contemporary security challenges, Bihu Attack continues its theatrical run while spotlighting themes of national security, sacrifice and resilience. The Army camp visit further strengthened the emotional bond between the film’s message and the real-life heroes who inspired it.