1939 · 194 min · dramat

Thyagabhoomi

Znany też jako: The Land of Sacrifice

Opis filmu

Opis oryginalny: tam

A spirited contribution to the Independence movement, deploying Gandhian themes. Sambu Sastry (Sivan) is portrayed as the Gandhi of Tamil Nadu, sitting on a dais spinning with a charkha. The film tells of Sastry the Brahmin priest and his daughter Savitri (Subbulakshmi). It opens with Harijans waiting in front of a closed temple during a cyclone. Sastry is punished for sheltering them and he goes to Madras. The main plot focuses on daughter Savitri, married to the evil Sridharan (Mahadevan) who prefers to live in 'Western' luxury in Calcutta and mistreats his wife. Sastry, who sells his property to pay for the dowry, finds himself on the streets while his abandoned daughter, who returns to find her ancestral home gone, gives birth to a daughter Charu (Saroja) in a free hospital. She abandons her child at the feet of her father. He thereafter, together with the Harijan Nallan, embarks on Gandhian social uplift programmes including picketing liquor shops

Reżyseria i główne role

Reżyseria: K Subramaniam

Główne role: SD Subbalakshmi jako Savithri, Papanasam Sivan jako Sambhu Sastry, Baby Saroja jako Charu, KJ Mahadevan jako Sridharan

Scenariusz

Krishnamurthy, K Subramaniam