औरत का प्यार

A social romance directed by A.R. Kardar for East India Film Company, centring on a woman's love as a civilising or redemptive force. Kardar, who would become one of Hindi cinema's foremost directors of the 1940s–50s, was still building his craft at this stage — Aurat Ka Pyar is among his earliest directorial credits in the talkie era.

Music director not documented in available sources. East India Film Company productions of this period typically employed Calcutta-based musicians in a light semi-classical style.

An early directorial credit for A.R. Kardar (Abdul Rashid Kardar), who would go on to direct Shahjahan (1946, Saigal), Jugnu (1947), and other landmarks of the golden era.