Amala, Kamala

The film follows the story of Amala and Kamala, two girls who grow up as wild children in the forests of India. Captured by British troops, they are taken to a military hospital where they undergo a harsh upbringing in an effort to transform them into ordinary members of society. This narrative is deeply rooted in the historical context of British colonialism, shedding light on the treatment of those outside the established social norms.

With its exploration of feral children and the impact of imperialism, 'Amala, Kamala' presents a unique perspective that may appeal to viewers interested in the complexities of cultural encounters and human development. The film features a cast including Katarina Strandmark, Despina Tomazani, and Sigge Fürst, contributing to its evocative storytelling. The historical and social themes make it a notable entry in the television movie genre from the early 1970s.