Argus News - Veteran Odia Film Producer Rabi Swain Passes Away

Bhubaneswar, Apr 4: Veteran Odia film producer Rabi Swain passed away around 6am on Tuesday while undergoing treatment.

Battled Prolonged Illness
A source confirmed that Swain had been suffering from Liver cirrhosis for some time and was under medical care. Despite continued treatment, his condition deteriorated, leading to his demise at a private hospital in Bhubaneswar.

Film Fraternity Pays Tribute
Colleagues, filmmakers, and artists expressed deep grief over his demise, remembering him as a visionary producer who contributed immensely to the success and evolution of Odia cinema.

Many from the industry highlighted his dedication and passion for storytelling that resonated with audiences across generations.

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Known For Iconic Films
Rabi Swain was widely respected for producing several successful and critically acclaimed films, including 'Jor Jar Mulak Tar', 'Ki Heba Sua Posile', 'Udandi Sita', and 'Panjuri Bhitare Sari'.

His work not only achieved commercial success but also left a lasting cultural impact, cementing his place as one of the leading figures in Ollywood.

Legacy Beyond Cinema
Swain breathed his last after a prolonged illness, leaving behind a legacy that shaped the growth of the Odia film industry. His passing has sent shockwaves across the film fraternity.

Beyond films, Swain shaped Odisha’s educational landscape. He founded institutions including Kshetramohan Memorial Trust, Om Shanti College of Science and Technology, Kshetramohan ITC, and Daitari ITC.