Archive · 1 Sep 2025
Actor Boloram Das on Empathy, Trauma, and Film 'Taarikh'
Boloram Das, an actor, talks about his new film 'Taarikh', which is about the pain caused by the 2008 bomb blasts in Assam.
In the movie, he plays a journalist who tries to help a man named Durlav Dutta, who is dealing with the sadness of losing his son in the blasts.
Das believes that listening to people and showing compassion can really help them.
The film aims to start conversations about mental health and how important it is to care for those who are struggling.
Das also shares his experiences working with other actors and his journey in the film industry.
Actor Boloram Das stars in the Assamese film 'Taarikh'.
'Taarikh' addresses the trauma from the 2008 Assam bomb blasts.
The film features Arun Nath as a father suffering from PTSD.
Das highlights the importance of mental health awareness.
Das has worked in various film industries including Hindi, Assamese and South Indian films.
- Who
- Boloram Das, an actor.
- What
- Discusses his film 'Taarikh', which deals with the aftermath of the 2008 Assam bomb blasts.
- When
- The article was published after the film's release.
- Where
- Guwahati, Assam.
- Why
- To discuss the film's impact on mental health and empathy.
- Film Title
- Taarikh
- Actor
- Boloram Das
- Director
- Himjyoti Talukdar
- Subject
- 2008 Assam Bomb Blasts
- Main Character (in Taarikh)
- Durlav Dutta (played by Arun Nath)
- Boloram Das's role in 'Taarikh'
- Anuran Hazarika, a journalist