Story, Synopsis, Trivia, Dialogues for Sindoor (1947)
Sindoor is a 1947 Indian Bollywood family drama, social film released on Jan 01, 1947. The film is directed by Kishore Sahu.
SINDOOR is the story of the woman whom sodiety has forbidden to put sindoor on her forehead, had unkind fates have made her a widoe. The story is based on hard social facts-the result of our inequitable man- made social codes. . Pandit Shiva Prasad Tiwari was a prosperous cintractor of Lucknow. The rambling mansion that he owned contained in it, beside himself, his old mother (Dadi Amma); his eldest son, Beni; his second wife, who was assressed by everyone as Maji ruled the house-by the sharpness of her tongue. . Maji, who always differntiated between her step-son, Beni and Ratan, her own, made Ratan a spoilt child of the family, while Beni grew up into a self-reliant young manvery kindly disposed to the meek and oppressed. . Meera, a youg widow, lived at a nearby village, Tulsighat, wirh her child, Munna;and Chachi was the only relation of hers who was alive, and whom she called Mausi. . Panditji and Chachi are worried about Meera and Munna and in spite of Majis protests, the youg widow and her child are brought to live at Panditjis house. . In course of time Meera and Beni find themselves irresistible drawn towards each other. Thir mental stste reaches a climax when Majis daughter, Mohini, arrives with her prepfessor-husband to visit a fair, to seek goddess Ambikas blessings for an issue. . At the fair temple the Pujari mistakes Meera and Beni for a married couple and blesses her to be eternally happy with her husband! . Check out this page for more updates on Sindoor.
SINDOOR is the story of the woman whom sodiety has forbidden to put sindoor on her forehead, had unkind fates have made her a widoe. The story is based on hard social facts-the result of our inequitable man- made social codes. . Pandit Shiva Prasad Tiwari was a prosperous cintractor of Lucknow. The rambling mansion that he owned contained in it, beside himself, his old mother (Dadi Amma); his eldest son, Beni; his second wife, who was assressed by everyone as Maji ruled the house-by the sharpness of her tongue. . Maji, who always differntiated between her step-son, Beni and Ratan, her own, made Ratan a spoilt child of the family, while Beni grew up into a self-reliant young manvery kindly disposed to the meek and oppressed. . Meera, a youg widow, lived at a nearby village, Tulsighat, wirh her child, Munna;and Chachi was the only relation of hers who was alive, and whom she called Mausi. . Panditji and Chachi are worried about Meera and Munna and in spite of Majis protests, the youg widow and her child are brought to live at Panditjis house. . In course of time Meera and Beni find themselves irresistible drawn towards each other. Thir mental stste reaches a climax when Majis daughter, Mohini, arrives with her prepfessor-husband to visit a fair, to seek goddess Ambikas blessings for an issue. . At the fair temple the Pujari mistakes Meera and Beni for a married couple and blesses her to be eternally happy with her husband! . Check out this page for more updates on Sindoor.
