Triumph of Devotion Trailer

Triumph of Devotion Trailer (1921)

15 July 1921 Drama

Mythological story based on the Puranic legend of the boy Dhruva. His quest for eternal salvation was rewarded when he became the brightest star in the heavens. The pole star is known as Dhruvatara.

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