Hunterwali

The film tells the story of Krishnavati, a brave Indian girl who sacrifices royal luxuries for her people. After being wronged by the wicked Prime Minister Ranamal, she becomes the masked vigilante Hunterwali, defending the poor and punishing evildoers.

Hunterwali features a runtime of 164 minutes and is notable for its action sequences, including stunts like jumping over moving carts and engaging in battles with multiple soldiers. The film's plot thickens as Hunterwali steals a prized horse, creating a dynamic between her and Jaswant, the son of Krishnavati.

Produced by Wadia Movietone, Hunterwali showcases the early filmmaking techniques and storytelling styles of 1930s Indian cinema. The film starred Mary Ann Evans and Boman Shroff, contributing to its engaging narrative and character dynamics.