Story, Synopsis, Trivia, Dialogues for Ye Gulistan Hamara (1972)
Ye Gulistan Hamara is a 1972 Indian Bollywood social film released on 1972. The film is directed by Atmaram, produced by Atmaram , music composed by R. D. Burman.
Vijay, a young special political officer, is deputed to build a bridge across river Tushima in Dihing, a tribal belt in the east of India. Dangor Nagami, the feudal ruler of Dihing, thwarts all attempts of the Union Government to build the bridge, which will link the backward tribals with the Indian mainland. . Along with the Capt. Barua of the Security Force, Vijay tries to win over the recalcitrant ruler. He embarks upon a plan to develop social contacts with the people in the area to convince them that the bridge would ultimately be for their own good. . Sekerni, a leader of the Dihing resistance movement, is arrested by Vijay one night, when she attempts to sabotage the construction work. Sekerni and her companions are treated well. Vijay convinces her that Dihing would ever remain backward if it contiunes to be isolated from the mainstream of life in India, as Nagami wants. . Sekerni and her companions, convinced about Vijays intentions, go back their people and report to Nagami that they had escaped from captivity. . Vijay follows them to Dihing and convinces Nagami that he is now a friend of Nagami. . Vijay and Sekreni, along with their associates hold regular secret discussion with people in Dihing. They show them glimpses of the prosperity that has come to nearby India. Vijay also teaches Dihing children that they belong to India. . When Vijay actually helps Nagami to get arms from a foreign power in order to confidence a misunderstanding ensues between Vijay and Capt Barua with who he is in touch transmitter, across the river. Vijay finds himself further isolated when Nagami discovers Vijays missing and orders him to be put to death. [Source: Booklet] Check out this page for more updates on Ye Gulistan Hamara.
Vijay, a young special political officer, is deputed to build a bridge across river Tushima in Dihing, a tribal belt in the east of India. Dangor Nagami, the feudal ruler of Dihing, thwarts all attempts of the Union Government to build the bridge, which will link the backward tribals with the Indian mainland. . Along with the Capt. Barua of the Security Force, Vijay tries to win over the recalcitrant ruler. He embarks upon a plan to develop social contacts with the people in the area to convince them that the bridge would ultimately be for their own good. . Sekerni, a leader of the Dihing resistance movement, is arrested by Vijay one night, when she attempts to sabotage the construction work. Sekerni and her companions are treated well. Vijay convinces her that Dihing would ever remain backward if it contiunes to be isolated from the mainstream of life in India, as Nagami wants. . Sekerni and her companions, convinced about Vijays intentions, go back their people and report to Nagami that they had escaped from captivity. . Vijay follows them to Dihing and convinces Nagami that he is now a friend of Nagami. . Vijay and Sekreni, along with their associates hold regular secret discussion with people in Dihing. They show them glimpses of the prosperity that has come to nearby India. Vijay also teaches Dihing children that they belong to India. . When Vijay actually helps Nagami to get arms from a foreign power in order to confidence a misunderstanding ensues between Vijay and Capt Barua with who he is in touch transmitter, across the river. Vijay finds himself further isolated when Nagami discovers Vijays missing and orders him to be put to death. [Source: Booklet] Check out this page for more updates on Ye Gulistan Hamara.
