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"Aamis" unfolds with an elegance that both mesmerizes and disturbs. This Assamese film, directed by Bhaskar Hazarika, is a delicate dance of emotions, a haunting exploration of forbidden desires that leaves an indelible mark on the soul. From the very first scene, "Aamis" captivates with its serene beauty. The film tells the story of Nirmali, a middle-aged pediatrician, and Sumon, a young Ph.D. student with a passion for food. Their worlds collide in a meeting that seems innocent yet tinged with an unspoken intensity. The film delicately crafts their connection through shared culinary experiences, each dish a symbol of their deepening bond. As the narrative progresses, "Aamis" gently draws viewers into a labyrinth of emotions. There is a palpable innocence in Nirmali and Sumon's initial interactions, a sense of discovery and wonder that is almost childlike. Yet, beneath this veneer of innocence lies a growing tension, an undercurrent of something darke