- Aimee Baruah
- Prominent actress‐director from Assam, known for her
work both in front of and behind the camera.
- Her film Semkhor (Assamese) received national
recognition.
- Why she stands out: She brings a more “art-film”
sensibility to the Assamese industry, bridging regional cinema and
national awards.
- Barasha Rani Bishaya
- Actress and Bihu dancer, with a longstanding presence
in Assamese films (from the 1990s onward).
- Highlight: Her dancing in Assam’s traditional style
adds to her appeal in regional cinema.
- Why she stands out: Her longevity and roots in
Assamese culture give her credibility and recognition.
- Amrita Gogoi
- Debuted around 2015 with the film Ahetuk.
- Emerging actress whose youth and screen presence have gained
attention among the newer generation.
- Why she stands out: Represents the fresh wave of
Assamese female talent, attractive to younger audiences.
- Annanyya Kashyap
- Another younger actress in the Assamese film scene,
known to have started around 2013 with Val Pabo Najanilu.
- Why she stands out: Her speed of rise and popularity
among youth mark her as part of the next-gen stars.
- Priyam Pallabee
- Hails from Goalpara, Assam; made her entry via music
videos and then into films.
- Why she stands out: Strong digital/social-media
presence, appealing to the music-video audience as well as cinema.
- Tehsin Akhtar
- Known for mobile theatre (Assamese stage) and
television work before moving into films. t
- Why she stands out: Her stage background gives her
strong acting skills, making her more versatile.
- Rim pi Das
- (Note: one of the names from “10 popular Assamese
actresses” list)
- Works across film and television; considered part of
Assamese cinema’s popular female pool.
- Why she stands out: Her cross-medium presence helps
connect Assamese cinema with wider audiences.
- Zerifa Wahid
- Veteran actress in Assamese films, featured in notable
films like Bukuwe Bisare (2004) alongside Kapil Bora.
- Why she stands out: Her body of work gives depth to
the industry, and she is often cited as one of the strong performers.
- Sunita Kaushik
- From a list of “10 Beautiful Assamese Actresses in
2025”. Debut via regional media; known for TV serials and shifting into
films.
- Why she stands out: The transition from TV to films makes
her relevant for modern Assamese audiences.
- Himakshi Kalita
- Young actress from Assam, noted in 2025 list.
- Why she stands out: Her youth and emerging status mean
she may define Assamese cinema’s future female stars.
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Conclusion
These ten actresses collectively
reflect the evolution of Jollywood — from veterans anchoring the industry to
rising stars engaging younger audiences and new media. They bring regional
flavour, cultural roots, and entertainment value to Assamese films.
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