Principal Doctor Vidyanandwa a personification of truth, honesty and noble ideals. So great was his humanity that he always treated Shambhu, a notorious criminal as a friend.
His universal teaching was, 'To stick to your own principles and never to loose faith in them, insptie of greatest temptation.'
Chandrashekhar was one of his students who believed in the power of wealth and was ready to go to any extremes to get it. He was converted by Vidyanand's preaching and took an oath to dedicate his life for the achievement of those high and noble principles.
While blessing Chandrashekhar, Vidyanand never dreamt that one day he will have to forget his own preaching. The man who was a saint became a devil. His own wife could not stop him. Nobody could have stopped him, yet his progress towards crime and evil deeds was suddenly arrested... Who stopped him? How? Did he ever retrieve his lost ideals?
These questions will be answered when you see the movie and see yourself how the "tears can be converted into flowers."
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