Jagirdar 1937

Jagirdar is a 1937 Indian Bollywood film released on 1937. "I love you-with all my heart and what a workd it will be Nila, when we shall be married ," When the young Jagirdar said this to his sweetheart, both of them did not know that the love which they professed for each other to be the sole cause of their misery. . In spite of opposition in his house the young Jagirdar decided to marry his sweet companion Nila. But no romance has ever run smooth. Goaded by jealousy, Narayanlal who had failed too woo Nila, manages to upset he apple cart of the two lovers and very soon in obedience to his fathers wishes, the young Jagirdar has to leave for the foreign country on business. . But before going Nila and the Jagirdar are wedded secretly in the eyes of God and Nature. It was a meeting of two noble souls crying to the world for sympathy. After a painful farewell, he young Jagirdar at last sails on his new mission. . Only a few days later, the entire town is shocked to lean of the tragedy at sea in which the young Jagirdar is supposed to have been drowned. . Nila was shocked and shaken to the very walls of her soul. In utter misery she passes her days, refusing to believe that her love-god has died the death of a mortal. . For days she shed tears of anguish and fear over her mausoleum of love and day by day she was thrown into greater panic as the loving memory of her love-god grew in her maternal womb in defiance of society and her codes. . She throws herself on the mercy of her father by confessing all, but the old man whois wedded to society and slavish to its unwritten laws, refuses to give her quarter-and throws her on the streets as one more orphan in the storm of life. . Pushed off and about-refused and denied-abused and ridiculed-kicked and assaulted, Neela the would be mother went about from door to door with that spak of divinity in her womb to ask for shelter from human beings. But cruel, callous society looked upon that sacred memory of her love as a hideous bundle of sin. . Desperate at last, Neela is on the point of committing suicide, when Shripat an elderly peasant, after hearing the tragic tale saves her. . But Neela would not have it. She would rather kill herself than allow the babe to be born without a name. Shripat, the rustic agrees to marry Neela so that the child may get a name. Check out this page for more updates on Jagirdar.