खुदा की शान

A social drama produced by Imperial Film Company, Khuda Ki Shaan tells the story of Ramaki (played by Sulochana), a poor low-caste woman who has an illegitimate daughter by Manekchand, son of the wealthy Krishnadas. Seeking refuge with a courtesan, Ramaki navigates the harsh realities of caste discrimination and moral judgment in colonial Bombay society. The film is one of the earliest Hindi talkies to engage with social inequity and the position of marginalised women, themes that would define a strand of Indian cinema for decades. Director R. S. Choudhury, with cinematography by Adi M. Irani, brought a stark realism to the story within the then-novel medium of the talkie.

Music director not documented in surviving records. Songs were live-recorded in the early talkie fashion.

One of the earliest Hindi talkies to address caste discrimination and the social plight of marginalised women, prefiguring the social-reform cinema of the 1930s. Sulochana (Ruby Myers), the era's biggest female star, lent the film both commercial draw and dramatic weight.