Rongdaife

Rongdaife is a 2021 Manipuri film directed by Bobby Haobam and produced by Vincent Nameirakpam.[1] The film is a production of VINTel Motion Picture in association with Sayon Entertainment. It stars Somen Chanam, Leishangthem Tonthoi and Nunglen Luwang in the lead roles. The movie is slated to be released on 25 December 2021. It is based on Lekhajit Laishram's comic story Laina Pakpi. The film got official selections at the Prague International Film Awards 2022 and 3rd DIORAMA International Film Festival and Market 2021.[2][3]

Rongdaife
Directed byBobby Haobam
Story byLekhajit Laishram
Produced byVincent Nameirakpam
StarringSomen Chanam
Leishangthem Tonthoi
Nunglen Luwang
CinematographySanjoy Chingangbam
Music byFrancesco Tresca (Background score)
Production
company
VINTel Motion Pictures
Distributed bySayon Entertainment
Release date
  • 25 December 2021 (2021-12-25)
Running time
111 minutes
CountryIndia
LanguageMeiteilon

Rongdaife is a Selected Entry for the November edition of the Viventra Streaming Film Festival 2021.[4]

Principal photography of the movie was done in Manipur and Arunachal Pradesh.

Synopsis

Rongdaife, a tribal village was constantly engaged in battle with another village, Ching-Khai-bon. The bitter taste of defeat and its consequences fell on the village women of Rongdaife who were taken captive by their stark enemy, Ching-Khai-Bon. The village of Rongdaife village was orphaned without a chief. The prized possession and beloved daughter of Ching-Khai-Bon village, Leinu was struck by a horrendous skin ailment which resulted in her exile from her own village. Like a lonely wounded lioness, Leinu survived in the eerie jungle, deserted from anyone she ever loved.

Meanwhile a soothsayer from Rongdaife had set the drumrolls that if their chief was a woman, then the village would rise to its former glory. While men from Rondaife were on a hunt for their next successor, they could not find anyone worthy except Leinu. As they brought her captive to the village, everyone was taken aback by her appearance. The village elder put forth an offer whereby if they helped to cure her illness, in exchange she must give her word to become their ruler. Leinu not only cured her ailment but she also diminished the long standing enmity between the two villages.

Cast

  • Somen Chanam as Mangdo
  • Leishangthem Tonthoi as Leinu
  • Nunglen Luwang as Khuplang
  • Idhou (Chakpram Rameshchandra) as Apa
  • Phiroz as Khunlakpa
  • Yengkhom Ingocha as Chingkup
  • Laimayum Gaitri as Lengainu
  • Thadoi Khumanthem as Nelashi
  • Dhanabir as Natal

References

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