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Inspector (1956)

Shakti Samanta

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Release Date1956
GenreAction
FormatB-W
LanguageHindi
Run Time134 min
Length4094.07 metres
Number of Reels14
Gauge35mm
Censor RatingA
Censor Certificate Number433
Shooting LocationModern, M&T and Mohan Studios

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Destiny moulds its own way. When Thakur Mahendra Singh adopted a child, is wife gave him the happy news that she is going to be a mother herself. The adopted son's father Badri, who was known as Thakur's faithful servant, thought of murdering the newly born child. But his wife Ganga stopped him and ran away with the child.

Twenty five years passed away. But the sins of the father were not left unpunished.

It was on the steps of Bijli's 'Kotha', that a murder was committed. Rajkumar did not know how to dispose off the dead body. Badri, now a victoria driver, came to his rescue. He took away the dead body and placed it in a car parked at a lonely place. It was Varsha's car. A happy go lucky girl, as she was, Varsha found the dead body. She was dumb founded and thought to inform the police. But a second thought came to her mind and she pulled the dead body up to the road and left it there. A constable, who saw all this informed the police. Inspector Shyam came to investigate and was surprised to see his own beloved entangled in this case. But the duty of a Police Officer came forward. Varsha was arrested and investigation went on.

How Varsha was proved innocent? How the criminals were punished?
How the Inspector solved the mystery?
That is what you will see in INSPECTOR.

(From the official press booklet)