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Bhaity (Younger Brother) is an Assamese language feature film. Directed by Kamal Narayan Choudhury, Bhaity was the first colour film in Assamese. The music in the film was by Ajit Shingha. Assamese movie Singers like Khagen Mahanta, Aarti Mukherjee and Ajit Singh gave their voice for the songs in this film. Bhaiti was released in the year 1972.

Imoinu 2 film depicts the ongoing tussle between traditional and modern culture. Temba, the head of the family, imparts the valuable lesson among the family members and its consequences.

Thanil tried to find whether the voodoo really exists or not. The homestead land of Thoiba was the cause to create enmity between Thoiba and his uncle. The uncle removed a cadaver of a baby that was entombed by putting it within a pitcher and casted the evil by practicing voodoo and caused a lot of trouble of which Thoiba's wife became insane. Thoiba who does not believe voodoo consulted physicians for treatment of his wife. The syndrome is relieved sometimes but it restarted again. Sometimes, fraud shaman swindled them to extort money from them. At last, in an effort to find the truth of the entity, Thanil tried to help the family of Thoiba to exercise the evil form Leihao. Within the trial of the three years, Thanil began to believe the art of voodoo with many strange incidents. Leihao was never relieved from the insanity and she went astray.

The destructive effects of drug abuse collide with the resilience of human relationships. As characters navigate treacherous machinations, an unexpected twist reveals a poignant irony of fate. Mamata, denied time with her HIV-infected child, discovers a newfound purpose: serving humanity.

In 2013, Ivan Martin, an 18-year-old Manipuri boy, was killed in an "honor killing" by his male family members after they found out he was gay. He was brutally killed and disposed of by his family because of his sexuality. ONENESS is based on the life story of Ivan Martin.

“Wangma Wangmada” tells the story of a new style of storyline related to Manipuri society. It is forced to confront their social taboo and prejudices and learn to embrace their life with optimism and courage.

Realist melodrama based on an original radio play by the director. The child Moti keeps himself and his mother from starvation by stealing rice from trucks. His mother Kiran tries to work in a warehouse with a little support from her neighbours. Moti is killed when a truck capsizes and the driver tries to bribe Kiran’s mother with a sack of rice marked by the blood of her son. When later she discovers that her long-absent husband is living with another woman in the city, she succumbs the advances of Badal, the truck-cleaner.

Rashilembi is an adopted daughter of Pamheiba. She is despised by his wife, Mani's mother. Rashilembi is compelled to leave her home after her foster mother plots against her. Mani becomes a lunatic to win Rashilembi back.