वानरसेना

A silent mythological-action film from Jayant Pictures, Vanarsena (The Monkey Army) depicted the legendary vaanar sena of Lord Hanuman — the army of devoted monkeys who served Lord Rama in the Ramayana's Lanka campaign. Director Homi Master, known for action-stunt spectacles, brought an athletic physicality to the mythological subject, likely showcasing Vasantrao Pahelwan's wrestler-performer skills in sequences involving the simian warriors. As a silent mythological in a year dominated by talkies, the film was already an anachronism but drew on the enduring popularity of Ramayana-derived stories.

Silent film — no song soundtrack. Live musical accompaniment at exhibition, typically drawing on devotional and martial music appropriate to the Ramayana subject.

Part of Jayant Pictures' mythological-action output directed by Homi Master, who also directed Hind Kesari (1932) for the same studio. Vasantrao Pahelwan's wrestler background made him suited to the physically demanding vaanar-warrior roles.