OPPO F35 Event in Guwahati Brings Together Barsha Rani Bishaya, Creators and Campus Ambassadors

Guwahati, October 5, 2026: OPPO showcased its F35 Series at MAYFAIR Guwahati, bringing Assamese actress Barsha Rani Bishaya, content creators, campus ambassadors and influencers together for an event highlighting smartphone photography, group selfies and digital content creation.

Barsha Rani Bishaya attended the event as the Chief Guest, bringing together the worlds of entertainment, technology and youth culture. Content creators and campus ambassadors explored the device, highlighting its relevance to photography, reel-making and digital storytelling. The gathering also provided a platform for the creator community to connect with the brand and exchange ideas on how smartphones are shaping contemporary content creation and social media engagement.

A key highlight of the OPPO F35 Series is its 50MP Ultra-Wide Natural Selfie Camera with a 100° field of view, designed to capture more people and surroundings in a single frame. This feature is particularly relevant for group selfies, making it easier for creators and users to capture shared moments at festivals, social gatherings and travel experiences.

The series also offers features designed for everyday performance and entertainment. Depending on the model, these include an AMOLED display with a refresh rate of up to 120Hz or 144Hz, an 8,000mAh battery, 80W SUPERVOOC fast charging and advanced water and dust resistance. AI-powered imaging tools and connectivity features further support users in capturing, creating and sharing content on digital platforms.

The event also highlighted the campaign message, “Let the World See Assam Northeast Festival with OPPO F35 Series Group Selfie Expert.” Celebrating the vibrant culture and collective spirit of Assam and Northeast India, the campaign focused on the power of group selfies to capture shared experiences and showcase the region to a wider audience.

By bringing together a prominent Assamese entertainment personality and the region’s growing creator community, the event reflected the intersection of smartphone technology, popular culture and digital expression among young audiences in Guwahati.