Dada Thakur

The film follows Dada Thakur, played by Chhabi Biswas, who begins his journey in journalism with a hand-operated press, assisted by his wife. As he publishes the newspaper Jangipur Sangbad, he takes a stand against social injustices, attracting both followers and adversaries.

Dada Thakur's commitment to activism leads him to collaborate with Nalini Kanta Sarkar, an underground freedom fighter. Their efforts help to empower local citizens, culminating in the election of a humble shopkeeper as Municipal Commissioner of Jangipur. The storyline also includes the transformation of Darpanarayan, portrayed by Biswajeet Chatterjee, who goes from being an antagonist to an ally in the fight for freedom.

This film is an important piece of Indian cinema that captures the social and political atmosphere of its time. Collectors of historical and political dramas may find its depiction of a significant period in India's fight for independence particularly noteworthy.