The Lamp of the Tomb
Directed by Surinder Singh7.87.0
Jasbir, the son of the sharecropper, Thola, is treated as a brother by the landlord Dharam Singh. The landlord's son, however, does not continue this family tradition. As Jasbir's mother belongs to a nomed caste, the hero's love for the bride of the impotent barber Nika is fraught with problems. Symbolically, the building of Jasbir's father's tomb and then of his own tomb hastens jasbir's physical deterioration and death.
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The Lamp of the Tomb was released on January 1, 1989.
The Lamp of the Tomb was directed by Surinder Singh.
The Lamp of the Tomb has a runtime of 1h 55m.
The Lamp of the Tomb was produced by Ravi Malik.
Jasbir, the son of the sharecropper, Thola, is treated as a brother by the landlord Dharam Singh. The landlord's son, however, does not continue this family tradition. As Jasbir's mother belongs to a nomed caste, the hero's love for the bride of the impotent barber Nika is fraught with problems. Symbolically, the building of Jasbir's father's tomb and then of his own tomb hastens jasbir's physical deterioration and death.
The key characters in The Lamp of the Tomb are Jagseer Singh/ Jagsa (Raj Babbar), Bhan Kaur/ Bhani (Deepti Naval), Dharam Singh (voiced by Sardar Sohi) (Parikshat Sahni).
The Lamp of the Tomb is rated Not Rated.
The Lamp of the Tomb is a Drama film.
The Lamp of the Tomb has an audience rating of 7.8 out of 10.