“Teen Batti Char Rasta” is a story of three lights, four streets ( A square) six boys and six-girl from different provinces. “Teen Batti Char Rasta” is the home address of Lela Khushalchand who is a staunch supporter of interprovincial amity and an ardent advocate of national and cultural unity.
Lala Khushalchand is not an idle dreamer, but practical man; he means what he says and practices what he preaches. He wants his ‘home’ to be a ‘model’ fashioned after his ideals. To him “There lights” are symbolic of three illuminating aspects of life-love, learning and loyalty and the meeting point of “Four Streets” as the common goal for people from all directions and all provinces.
His six sons, a devoted band of brilliant boys who share their father’s views help him to build up the “home” on the pattern designed by Lalaji. Along the main theme runs a gentle stream of another problem.
It touches the future of millions of dark and plain-looking girls. What is the future of such girls? Is there any silver lining to their dismal prospects? The romance between Lalaji’s youngest son Ramesh and Shyama, a plain girl, shown a starry streak on the dark horizon of their lives.
(From the official press booklet)
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