Our Struggle

This film tells the story of a Bengali family's experiences from 1885, coinciding with the establishment of the Indian National Congress, to 1947, the year of India's independence. It weaves important historical events into the plot, including Gandhi’s satyagraha in 1920, the Simon Commission protests in 1928, and the Quit India Movement of 1942.

Kishore Kumar stars as the militant hero, presenting a performance that draws from the acting styles of the IPTA theatre of the 1940s. The film also features choreography by Sachin Shankar and incorporates old documentary footage, providing a historical context that enriches its narrative. The inclusion of footage of Rabindranath Tagore singing the national anthem adds a layer of cultural significance to the film, connecting it deeply to India's national identity.

As part of the history genre, this film is a noteworthy piece for collectors interested in Indian cinema and its portrayal of significant historical movements. Its production by The Bombay Talkies Studios and the involvement of renowned figures in its making make it a compelling entry in the realm of Indian historical drama.