Garh Nasimpur

This story set in 1651 follows a conspiracy-filled race for the throne, as Shahjada Aurengjeb allies with the king of Golkunda to plot against all the princes, including Prince Suja and King Inranarayan, while Umakanta Roys son flees and encounters a bandit group led by Chief Bhujanga Haldar, and Princess Uttara is forced into a loveless marriage and Mir Zumla aids Aurengjeb, but ultimately Umakanta exposes the conspiracy and reunites with the princess, exploring political struggles, alliances, and the characters loyalty, friendship, and love. Garh Nasimpur is a 1968 American Bengali-language Drama film starring Donald Pleasence, Nancy Allen, Uttam Kumar, Biswajeet Chatterjee, Madhabi Mukherjee, Deb Mukherjee and Master Shantanu. Kaleidoscope Films was the production house involved in the project along with executive producer(s) Andrew J. Kuehn and Stephen Netburn. Garh Nasimpur is written by Barindranath Das, Pranab Roy and Margery Doppelt and it is directed by Ajit Lahiri and Andrew J. Kuehn. Universal Pictures acquired the distribution rights for the movie. Garh Nasimpur was released on 1st January 1968 and takes a screen time of 84 minutes. Cinematography was done by John A. Alonzo. The music was composed by John Beal.