Chinmoy Barma

Chinmoy Barma (born 7 August 1993 in Nalbari) is an Indian educator, filmmaker, and storyteller. Known for his academic achievements and passion for social causes, Barma has made contributions in the field of education and is actively involved in supporting underprivileged children through various initiatives. He hailed from Assam, India.

Chinmoy Barma
Born (1993-08-07) August 7, 1993
Nalbari District, Assam
CitizenshipIndia
EducationMechanical Engineering (Royal Global University)

Early life and education

Chinmoy Barma achieved academic success at a young age. In 2010, he attained the 7th rank in the HSLC (High School Leaving Certificate) examination conducted by the Secondary Education Board of Assam (SEBA).[1][2]

Then, he went on to pursue higher education at Cotton College. He displayed a interest in engineering and successfully completed his engineering degree from the Royal Global University.[3]

Career

Following the completion of his studies, Chinmoy Barma gained experience by working in Delhi for a year. During this time, he has realized his true passion for making a positive impact on society, particularly in the lives of underprivileged children. Motivated by this desire, Barma joined a non-governmental organization (NGO) as the city lead, where he keen to providing support and resources to children in need. His efforts and advocate for their rights and well-being were widely recognized. His short films portray the ghosts of Assam.[4][3]

He paints ghosts and popular legends of Assamese folklore with the help of artificial intelligence.[5] His paintings became popular on social media and attracted the attention of many people all over the world.[3][6][7]

Works

Short films
  • Ghorapak[8]
  • Aham
  • Jokhini
  • Burhi Aair Xadhu
  • Morome ringiaai
  • Hijra
  • Tezor tukura

References
  1. "From bloodthirsty Pixaas to Jokhini: Assam Youth Makes AI-Generated Art Depicting Ghosts from Assamese Folklore". News Live.
  2. "Chinmoy Barma's Endeavour to Promote Assamese Folklore". Pratidin Time.
  3. "Engineers using AI to create art series from Assamese folk tales". Times of India.
  4. "Puppetry, Occultism & Symbolism: All Strings Attached with Assam Filmmaker's Latest Opus". India Today.
  5. "Real Or Fake? The Story Behind Pope Francis' White Puffer Jacket Pic". NEWS18.
  6. "From bloodthirsty Pixaas to Jokhini: AI artist's spooky depiction of ghosts from Assam folklore goes viral". Indian Express.
  7. "Ghosts of Assamese Folklore Sighted in Digital Form with AI Art". The Hindu.
  8. "Ghorapak: Assam's Chinmoy Barma adds another cinematic gem with a melodious tune of Ojapali". India Today NE.
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