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Rupkonwar Jyotiprasad Agarwala made the film Joymati which is considered to be the first Assamese film. It was created in 1935.
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Whether this question means the month the play was first performed or first published, the answer is "We don't have enough information to answer that." If you are asking about a film, and when it was first screened, you will have to specify which film you are talking about.
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The 1st film in the Assamese language was produced way back in the mid 30s unlike the other 6 sisters i.e. the N.E India's 6 close-knit bordering states with Assam as its gateway. The 1st movie was "Joymoti" & was released in 1935. Based on a play by writer Lakshminath Bezbaruah,the film was the brainchild of another literary great & the doyen of Assamese Silver-screen, Jyoti P.Agarwalla of Assam, India.*The 1st (Meghalaya) Khasi language film 'Manik Raitong' was made in 1984, the reason for mentioning this movie due to the state of Assam being the most advanced both culturally and economically in comparison to other 6 states.