Beti Bechwa
A poor family accepts money to marry Upato, a young daughter, to a wealthy old man; after she returns to her parents, a village council insists she must live with her husband, and her mother blames her father.
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A poor family accepts money to marry Upato, a young daughter, to a wealthy old man; after she returns to her parents, a village council insists she must live with her husband, and her mother blames her father.
Bidesiya leaves his village for work in Calcutta and marries there, while his wife Pyari Sundari waits at home. A traveller carries her message to him; Bidesiya returns, followed by his second wife Saloni, whom Pyari eventually accepts.
A migrant husband returns after fifteen years and claims the son his wife has raised with another man. A village council hears the competing claims, while the boy and his mother resist being treated as property in the dispute.
When Malechhu and his wife take his mother to bathe in the Ganges, the mother slips into the river and the wife prevents him from helping. A fraudulent priest robs the wife at the fair; eventually the couple and mother reunite, reconcile and return home together.
A poor family accepts money to marry Upato, a young daughter, to a wealthy old man; after she returns to her parents, a village council insists she must live with her husband, and her mother blames her father.
Bidesiya leaves his village for work in Calcutta and marries there, while his wife Pyari Sundari waits at home. A traveller carries her message to him; Bidesiya returns, followed by his second wife Saloni, whom Pyari eventually accepts.
A migrant husband returns after fifteen years and claims the son his wife has raised with another man. A village council hears the competing claims, while the boy and his mother resist being treated as property in the dispute.
When Malechhu and his wife take his mother to bathe in the Ganges, the mother slips into the river and the wife prevents him from helping. A fraudulent priest robs the wife at the fair; eventually the couple and mother reunite, reconcile and return home together.