Pranami Koch is a queer Indigenous artist and filmmaker from Assam in Northeast India. Working across multiple media, she explores gender, memory, and cultural intimacy, archiving personal and collective histories that connect people, land, and identity across time. Her debut film Boi Thaka (The Flow of Resilience) marked her entry into filmmaking, followed by Koro Gochongni (Echoes Within), which premiered in the Shorts Competition at the International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA) 2024 and screened at major festivals including Internationales Frauen Filmfest Dortmund+Köln, Vienna Shorts, Kaohsiung Film Festival, and the European Media Arts Festival (EMAF). Her work has received multiple international recognitions, such as the Honourable Mention for the Main Film Award for Emerging Indigenous Artists, the EMAF Award, and nominations for the One World Media Short Documentary Award and the VdFk Media Art Award. She is currently developing a short non-fiction film titled What Would It Mean to See a Cobra in a Dream?