Clear characterization, depicting clash of characters and inner psychological conflict, lively dialogues with literary flavour In his third play “Rupalim” set against tribal background. Jyoti Prasad wrote “Khanikar before Labhita though it has been published much later in the journal “Prakash” and included in the complete works of Jyoti prasad published by the publication Board, Assam. This is a social play depicting how the young artist Nabin Phookan fought against the conservatism of the family and went to Europe and through various vicissitudes reached his goal and become a super star a sculptor

In Labhita, we find a new Jyoti Prasad. In this play he presented the significant episode connected with the revolution of 1942. There is no hero and no heroine in this play although the play depicts the reaction of the mind of simple village girl Labhita who swims courageously through the torrents of the times and is killed when planting the Indian National Flag on the soil of our British dominated country. The quick passage of thrilling events and the dynamic character of Labhita sustain the interest of the viewers /readers till the end which is indeed inspiring.

Jyoti Prasad’s “Nimati Kannys” is a symbolic play written in a highly philosophical vein depicting the role of the poet-philosopher in wakening up a people from the demoralizing spell of stupor and slumber. He has borrowed the theme like Brecht from folklore and devised the attractive structure of his play through dynamic verse, songs and dialogue