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A dacoit-adventure from Imperial Film Company pairing two of Bombay's biggest silent-era stars: D. Billimoria, the swashbuckling action hero, and Sulochana (Ruby Myers), the highest-paid actress of the silent era whose salary had famously exceeded the Viceroy's. Imperial Film Company, founded by Ardeshir Irani who made Alam Ara (1931), continued to exploit its silent-era star roster in the talkie transition.

Music director not documented. Imperial's talkie-era productions typically featured song settings bridging the orchestral-hybrid style of the silent era's live-accompaniment tradition with new talkie conventions.

Documents the career transition of silent-era superstars D. Billimoria and Sulochana into talkies. Imperial Film Company's talkie-era output under Ardeshir Irani drew on the goodwill and star power built during the silent decade.