Badshah did not indicate a king, but the sobriquet derisively earned by one who was devoted slave. If anything, he was freak of nature, hideous, deformed, with the exterior of a monster but the heart of a child. Dharmaraj, his master, the lord of the place, was merciless in justice, devoted in piety and rieorous in his celebacy. . Fate played a cruel jest with Dharmaraj when he first set his eyes on Gulabi, the young gipsy waif, beautiful like the morning blossom, free like the fragrant spring breeze. He forget all except the desire to possess her. Badhshah followed her. Unknown to them there was another person shadowing her. This was Bhojraj the vergrant poet and philosopher, who saw in Gulabi the essence of poesy and inspiration on two legs. But when Badshah caught the girl in his powerful arms Bhojraj was too shocked to help. But Bhaskar, the captain of the guards, arrived at the nick of time. He freed the girl and arrested Badshah. . Gulabi regained her freedom but lost heart to her valiant savior. savior. Bhaskar who was already betrothed to Malati found the lure of Guabis love-it virginal eyes irresistable. . Dharmaraj ordered. Badshah to be flogged in public to uphold justice Badshah bore the ordeal silently rather than betray the trust of his master.

Starring

Pradeep Kumar, Usha Kiran, Mala Sinha, more..

Director

Miya Chakraborty

Language

Hindi

Genre

Release Date

Fri Jan, 01 1954

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Pradeep Kumar

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Usha Kiran

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Mala Sinha

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Ulhas

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K N Singh

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Shankarsinh Raghuwanshi

... Music Director

Jaikishan Dayabhai Pankal

... Music Director

Miya Chakraborty

... Director

Hasrat Jaipuri

... Lyricist

Shailendra

... Lyricist