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Andhare Alo (Beam of Light) also called The Influence of Love was a 1922 silent film from the Bengali Film industry and a debut production from the Taj Mahal Films, Calcutta.[1] Based on a short story of the same name "Andhare Alo" (Beam of Light) by Saratchandra Chatterjee, it was directed by Sisir Bhaduri and Naresh Mitra. The cinematographer was Noni Gopal Sanyal.[2] The cast included Sisir Kumar Bhaduri, Naresh Mitra, Jogesh Choudhury and Durga Rani.[3] The film was appreciated by the critics for its melodramatic content and was claimed to be a "huge hit" at the box-office.[1]

Andhare Alo
Directed by	Sisir Bhaduri Naresh Mitra
Produced by	Taj Mahal Film Co., Calcutta
Starring	Sisir Kumar Bhaduri Naresh Mitra Jogesh Choudhury Durga Rani
Cinematography	Noni Gopal Sanyal
Production companies	Taj Mahal Film Co., Calcutta
Release date	1922
Country	India
Language	Bengali silent film

The story focuses on a love triangle, where the man Satyendra, marries due to family obligations and then leaves his eleven-year-old young bride called Radharani behind,[4] and gets involved with a more mature and modern courtesan. The film is cited as one of the earliest to feature a dancing girl as one end of a triangle in Indian cinema.[5]

Cast

• Sisir Kumar Bhaduri as Satyendra
• Naresh Mitra as Amar
• Jogesh Choudhury as Deonji
• Durga Rani as Bijli
• Lila Debi
• Kankabati

References

External links

• Andhare Alo at IMDb

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