Adhikar

The story follows Nikhilesh, played by P.C. Barua, who is in love with heiress Indira, portrayed by Jamuna Barua. Their lives become complicated when a poor orphan girl named Radha, played by Menaka Devi, arrives claiming to be Indira's stepsister, thus entitling her to a share of the family estate. As the plot unfolds, Indira agrees to share her inheritance, but Radha's intentions shift as she seeks to claim Nikhilesh for herself.

Ultimately, the narrative reveals that Radha is indeed the true heir, leading to a resolution that emphasizes the importance of social class. While Indira and Nikhilesh marry, Radha finds her own happiness with Ratan, a man from her past. This film serves as a social commentary, warning against the dangers of transcending one's social status. Adhikar stands out for its compelling examination of love intertwined with material and social dilemmas, making it a significant entry in the drama genre from the late 1930s.