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GUWAHATI: Nipon Goswami, the evergreen hero of Assamese movies who was a batchmate of Subhash Ghai and Shatrughan Sinha at Pune’s FTII and shared the screen with Amitabh Bachchan in Do Anjaane (1976) , passed away here on Thursday. Goswami was 80.
“Nipon Da”, as he was fondly known, breathed his last at a private hospital after a heart attack following prolonged illness. “Dr Bezbarua” (1969) — the first Assamese thriller— brought him stardom.
Born in Tezpur to an actor father and a singer mother in 1942, Goswami made his debut as a child actor in the Assamese film “Piyoli Phukan” in 1969 and went on to work in 60 movies, including Hindi and Bengali.
“Nipon Da”, as he was fondly known, breathed his last at a private hospital after a heart attack following prolonged illness. “Dr Bezbarua” (1969) — the first Assamese thriller— brought him stardom.
Born in Tezpur to an actor father and a singer mother in 1942, Goswami made his debut as a child actor in the Assamese film “Piyoli Phukan” in 1969 and went on to work in 60 movies, including Hindi and Bengali.
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