27/02/2026
THIS WAS JUST THE TRAILER
RELEASING THE FULL DOCUMENTARY BY 28th FEBRUARY 2026
In May, the Assam government ordered a large-scale demolition drive across several districts. According to data shared by Jamiat Ulema-e-Hind, more than 4,000 homes were demolished in Goalpara, around 3,400 in Hasilabil and Ashudubi, and over 1,900 in Dhubri alone. Estimates suggest that after May, more than 10,000 homes were destroyed, leaving over 50,000 people homeless.
Getting verified data from Assam was extremely difficult. Whenever we attempted to reach affected areas, Assam Police teams closely monitored us, restricted our movement, and repeatedly stopped us from documenting the ground reality.
Despite the risks, we personally visited Dhubri, Guwahati, Goalpara and nearby regions. Our team members were chased, detained and forcibly escorted out of districts. We conducted night visits and sting operations to reach relief camps where displaced families are now surviving with minimal resources.
This documentary connects the dots, from the demolition drives to the larger historical and political context of the Assam Accord in 1985, the amendment to the Citizenship Act in 1986 and the NRC process monitored by the Supreme Court in 2019, which left 19 lakh people excluded from the citizenship list.
We bring you firsthand narratives, interviews and ground reports from families who have lived in these areas for decades yet now face displacement and identity struggles. This film attempts to explore the history, policies and segregation unfolding in the state through the voices of those directly affected.
THIS WAS JUST THE TRAILER
RELEASING THE FULL DOCUMENTARY BY 28th FEBRUARY 2026
