Lalita (1949 film)

Lalita is a 1949 Indian folklore Oriya film directed by Kalyan Gupta.[1][2][3][4]

Lalita
Directed byKalyan Gupta
Produced byGreat Eastern Movieton
StarringLokanatha Mishra
Uma Banerjee
Sumati Devi
Pankaj Nanda
Music byKali Charan Pattanayak
Distributed byGreat Eastern Movieton
Release date
1949
CountryIndia
LanguageOdia

Plot

King Indradyumna completes a Temple at Puri, but cannot find the living deity, Nila Madhaba (Lord Jagannath). he sends messengers in all directions to bring him the news about Lord Nila Madhaba. One Brahmin messenger Bidyapati comes across a Savara village in the dense forest and stays there as guest to the Savara King Biswabasu. Bidayapati gets the hearsay about Biswabasu, who, secretly keeps the lord Nila Madhaba in a remote cave and worships him. Bidyapati pretends to fall in love with Biswabasu's daughter Lalita and finally marries her. Lalita persuades her father to show her husband, the Lord. Biswabasu agrees and takes Bidyapati to the remote secret cave. Bidyapati plans to take the deity to Puri, but the deity vanishes at last.

Cast
  • Lokanatha Mishra... Bidyapati
  • Uma Banerjee... Lalita
  • Sumati Devi... Maya
  • Pankaj Nanda... Bishwabasu
  • Dampdar Das... Indradyumna

Snippets

It is the second Odia film released after a span of thirteen years from the first Odia film Sita Bibaha. Makhanlal Banerjee was the hero of the first Odia film, while his wife Uma Banerjee played the role of the heroine in the second movie, Lalita.

gollark: He was a good *temporary* owner.
gollark: It was 25, not 50.
gollark: It's a symbolic thing I guess.
gollark: But I feel like you would mostly just ignore my concerns if other people don't care much.
gollark: I know you said something like "you don't need to agree with everything because I'll ask people anyway".

References
  1. Review of films made on Lord Jagannath
  2. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 5 October 2011. Retrieved 3 July 2011.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
  3. Seventy five years Orissa cinema Archived 5 October 2011 at the Wayback Machine
  4. "Songs of Lalita". OdiaHits.com.


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