Naya Sansar (1941)

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Movie
Original title Naya Sansar
Country of production India
original language Hindi
Publishing year 1941
length 158 minutes
Rod
Director NR Acharya
script Khwaja Ahmad Abbas , Gyan Mukherjee , JS Casshyap (dialogues), Shaheed Latif (dialogues)
production Sashadhar Mukerji ( Bombay Talkies )
music Saraswati Devi , Ramchandra Pal
camera RD Parineeja
occupation

Naya Sansar (translated: New World ) is a Hindi film by NR Acharya from 1941. It is about the increasing radicalism in Indian society and journalism.

action

It all starts with a conflict between a dynamic young reporter Puran and his cautious but idealistic editor of the newspaper "Sansar", Premchand.

Premchand is in love with Asha, an orphan who was taken in by his parents when he was a baby. When Asha soon started working for the newspaper, she fell in love with the dutiful "Sansar" star reporter Puran. Even so, Asha feels very grateful for Premchand's family.

When Premchand cannot cope with Puran's radical remarks, he turns to Dhaniram. Puran then founds his own newspaper, which he calls "Naya Sansar". Premchand is on the verge of ruin and is not only returning to the old left-wing positions of his newspaper, but also allowing Puran Asha to marry.

music

Song title Singer
Mera man Kho Gaya Ashok Kumar

The lyrics to the music of Saraswati Devi and Ramchand Pal were written by Pradeep .

The film contains numerous dances that were choreographed and performed by Azoorie .

background

Although Sashadhar Mukerji's production team ( Gyan Mukherjee , Shaheed Latif ) was involved, the authorship of this film is attributed to Khwaja Ahmad Abbas , who used his own experience as a journalist in this first work for the film.

Abbas called his future film production company, under whose name he shot all his films, Naya Sansar Films.

Awards

Bengal Film Journalists' Association (1942)

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Ashish Rajadhyaksha, Paul Willemen: Encyclopaedia of Indian Cinema , p. 290

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