Nipon Goswami Death: Veteran actor Nipon Goswami is no more, breathed his last at the age of 80
Renowned Assamese actor Nippon Goswami is no more with us. The actor breathed his last in Guwahati.
Nipon Goswami Death: Bollywood film director Ismail Shroff died on Wednesday. He had made many great films, including Ahista Ahista, Bulandi. Meanwhile, another bad news is being heard from the Assam film industry. Famous Assamese actor Nippon Goswami passed away after prolonged illness. Chief Minister Himanta Vishwa Sharma condoled the death of Goswami.
Nippon Goswami passes away
Nippon Goswami breathed his last at a private hospital in Guwahati on Thursday. Hospital sources gave this information. Goswami was 80 years old and is survived by his son and daughter-in-law. His wife died in 2015. Goswami was born in Tezpur and his father was an actor and mother was a singer. Goswami made her debut in the world of acting as a child artist with the Assamese film 'Peyoli Phukan'.
He did work in these films
Nippon Goswami was a classmate of Subhash Ghai, Shatrughan Sinha and Naveen Nischal at the Film and Television Institute of India, Pune. He started his film career as a lead actor in the Assamese film 'Sangram' and after that another super hit film 'Dr. Bezbarua' was seen. Nippon Goswami acted in 50 Assamese language films. His major films are 'Mukuta', 'Sandhya Raag', 'Ajoli Nobou', 'Aparupa', 'Ghar Sangsar', 'Kokadeuta Nati Aaru Hati', 'Siraj', 'Deutar Biya', 'Baibhav', 'Hiya Diya Niya'. are included in. His last Assamese film was 'Lankakand' directed by Rajni Burman.
He was also a part of some TV shows
He also acted in seven Hindi films, including Kalpana Lajmi's 'Daman', Bhabendranath Saikia's 'Kaal Sandhya' and Rajkumar Kohli's 'Vitri'. Goswami was also actively associated with the exclusive mobile theater of Assam and was part of theater companies Abahan, Kohinoor, Hangul and Shakuntala over the years. He also acted in some television serials including 'Ritu Ahe Ritu Jaye'.
Chief Minister Himanta Vishwa Sharma said this
Chief Minister Himanta Vishwa Sharma worked with Goswami as a child artist. He said, "I am deeply saddened to hear about the demise of the evergreen actor of Assam. I had the distinction of being closely associated with him during the shooting of the film 'Kokadeuta Naati Aaru Hati'. The Chief Minister said that the sensitive roles played by Goswami in many Assamese films will always be alive in the minds of the people and his contribution to the film industry will always be remembered.