God on the Balcony (Balconit Bhogawan) is an Assamese film written and directed by Biswajeet Bora and produced by Maina Productions.
The narrative details his arduous efforts to ride his bicycle, while an ambulance was unavailable, to transport his wife's body from the hospital back to their home.
The two reporters he encounters on his journey into the narrow streets carrying the body and his young daughter become embroiled in an entirely different conflict as a result.
The lighting and cinematography in Khagen's home, where Numali prepares meals using an indigenous bottle topped with a lit cotton wick, contrasts sharply with the brightly lit and garishly colored frames of the Ras Mela, which are accompanied by traditional folk theatre, music, and dances.
[citation needed] According to Bora, the movie is based on a newspaper article on an identical incident that happened in Odisha.