Story, Synopsis, Trivia, Dialogues for Piya Pyare (1934)
Piya Pyare is a 1934 Indian Bollywood film released on 1934. The film is directed by Choudhry, music composed by Pransukh Nayak.
Classic R.S. Choudhary adventure fantasy setting the studios top box office duo in an unnamed Rajput-style court. The kings younger wife Taramati (Jilloo) is condemned to death for infidelity and her son Chandrakumar (Ghaznavi) is brought up by a distant uncle. The elder wife has twins, the lovely Princess Chanda (Sulochana) and the nasty Jaisingh, who turns out not to be their son after all. Rohil (Bilmoria) is the romantic outlaw who is revealed to be the long lost son of the good chief Sajjan Singh ( Jamshedji). Rohil helps restore order in the kingdom to Princess Chandas delight. Tlaborately filmed scenes of tiger hunt, the cheetah who takes away Rohil when still an infant and lavish palace scenes contributed to its success. [Source: Encyclopaedia of Indian Cinema] Check out this page for more updates on Piya Pyare.
Classic R.S. Choudhary adventure fantasy setting the studios top box office duo in an unnamed Rajput-style court. The kings younger wife Taramati (Jilloo) is condemned to death for infidelity and her son Chandrakumar (Ghaznavi) is brought up by a distant uncle. The elder wife has twins, the lovely Princess Chanda (Sulochana) and the nasty Jaisingh, who turns out not to be their son after all. Rohil (Bilmoria) is the romantic outlaw who is revealed to be the long lost son of the good chief Sajjan Singh ( Jamshedji). Rohil helps restore order in the kingdom to Princess Chandas delight. Tlaborately filmed scenes of tiger hunt, the cheetah who takes away Rohil when still an infant and lavish palace scenes contributed to its success. [Source: Encyclopaedia of Indian Cinema] Check out this page for more updates on Piya Pyare.
