Sree Radha 1941

Sree Radha is a 1941 Indian Bengali drama,mythology film released on Sep 27, 1941. The film is directed by Hari Bhanja, produced by Haripada Bandopadhyay under banner named Indra Movietone.

Due to meditation in the earlier life Ayan Ghose got Goddess Laxmi as his wife. Laxmi was named Radhika in her earlier life. Lord Narayana also could not stay behind. He took birth as Sir Krishna. The Lila of Sri Krishna started on earth. Every day along with his friends Subal, Sudam he used to tens cattle. Radha also used to come at the bank of the river of Jamuna with her friends Binda, Lalita, Bisakha. One day Kuntila informed her brother Ayan about his wife's attitude with Krishna. Ayan warned Radha not to go out of the house. Two sisters Jatila and Kutila thought that Radha must have been controlled by that. One day Sri Krishna came to Ayan's house in disguise of a magician. Seeing him Radha got fainted. Krishna him self brought back her senses. Then he informed every body that Radha must take a bath in the river Jamuna or else the same thing might be occur again. So Sree Radha got permission to go to the Jamuna bank again. One night when Radha went out to meet Krishna, Kuntila followed her. Kuntila found Sri Krishna there. She came back and took Ayan with him to show the union of Radha and Krishna. But the moment Ayan came there Sri Krishna transformed into Goddess Kali and saw Radha worshipping. Ayan warned Kuntila, not to say anything more about Radha. So the union of Radha and Krishna continued. The earth was then torn by tyranny of the demon. The cry of the earthly people reached the ears of Sri Krishna. He found that Akrur was winning with the chariot - he had to go to Kangsha's place. He took departure from his parents. The chariot ran towards Mathura. Radha started running like a mad after the chariot. Ayan stood on her way. Then Radha showed him the original form of Goddess Laxmi. At that time the wheel of the chariot broke and Sri Krishna was bound to besides her beloved Radha.

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