Alishmita Goswami

Alishmita Goswami born on 2nd January in Sorbhog, Assam was interested in pursuing a career in acting from a very little age. She is the daughter of a retired teacher Rohini Kumar Goswami and Rekha Goswami, Alishmita completed her matriculation from the Barnagar Vidya Mandir School and higher secondary education from the Krishna Kanta Handique in Arts stream. She further went on to pursue a degree in Assamese Language (honors) and a diploma in Journalism and Mass Communication from Cotton College (now Cotton University) in Guwahati. She got her first breakthrough in 2015, in a music video “Ami Axom Dexor Suwali,” directed by Pankaj Ingti. Since then, she has been a part of over a hundred music videos which includes Zubeen Garg’s “Buku Bhori Aase Morom,” Neel Akash’s “Gun Gun,” and Bhrigu Kashyap’s “Bappa Oi”. She has also acted in regional shows like Rengoni channel’s superhit sequential “ Aaina Aaina is an Assamese serial directed by ‘Khagen De >> Read More... ” where she stands by the character of Gouri, the lead character. For her part of Gouri, Alishmita bore away the honorary regional cinema award “Rodali Award for Best Actress” in 2017-18. In the movie industry, Alishmita had earlier been a part of the movie Tumi Muk Faki Dila, a 2018 film directed by Hadis Ahmed. She has also played a small role in the Assamese film Kokaideu Bindaas which was directed by Dhrubajyoti Bordoloi which released in 2019. Alishmita has three more Assamese movies lined up in the pipeline – Pranab Vivek’s directed “Ulka,” Kongkon Rajkhowa’s directed “Dwipen Gandhi” and Oasis Talukdar’s “Parikrama.”  Ulka and Dwipen Gandhi are currently in the post-production stage; Parikrama is in the final days of shooting. Apart from the BLACKBOARD v/s WHITEBOARD, Alishmita’s another Bollywood film Brunie is coming out featuring Pyaar Ka Punchnama Click to look into! >> Read More... fame actor Raayo in lead along with Alishmita.

An introvert by personality, Alishmita likes spending her time at home rather than going to clubs or parties. Being associated with both the Assamese and the Hindi film industry, Alishmita states that the Assamese film industry is currently undergoing a rebirth and there’s a lot of professionalism in the new comers – be it actors, directors or musicians. She further said that if she is given a chance, she would love to work along with the award-winning director Jahnu Barua Jahnu Barua, an Assamese Filmmaker, born on 17 Oct >> Read More... in an Assamese film and the melodious singer Papon for a music video. From Bollywood, she dreams of working with the eminent director Imtiaz Ali Imtiaz Ali, is a well-known multi talented Indian >> Read More... and to be cast opposite Ranbir Kapoor Ranbir Kapoor is a noted Indian film actor. He was >> Read More... in a movie. Her advice to all young, aspiring actors is that “Always be a learner. Never think that you’ve learned everything there was to learn and try to grab as much as possible from all your experiences. You cannot know everything about acting in a short span of time. With every project, you keep evolving.”