Stories from the Ground: Kaati Bihu

Kaati Bihu, one of Assam’s three major Bihu festivals, marks the pivotal time when rice saplings are relocated. Unlike the other Bihu celebrations, Kaati Bihu, also called Kongali Bihu, reflects a time of scarcity, symbolised by empty granaries and limited food availability. As a result, this festival is observed with more simplicity and restraint. For Sosida Nanda Bordoloi, an Assamese farmer of two decades, Kaati Bihu is not just a festival but a part of his identity.
This film is a part of ‘Stories from the Ground: Northeast,’ a new film series by The Habitats Trust and Dusty Foot Productions, featuring 50 shorts by local filmmakers that celebrate the culture, traditions, and biodiversity of the region.
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