REVOLUTION'S WIFE
-a short film
When her revolutionary husband is arrested for conspiring with Germany during World War I, Padmavati Chandra—one of the first Indian women in America—must choose whether to save the movement, expose the truth, or bury them both to survive.
REVOLUTION'S WIFE
a short film
HISTORY
Padmavati Chandra, one of the First Indian women in America whose story inspired the world of REVOLUTION'S WIFE.
Ram Chandra Bharadwaj, President of the Gadar Party and editor of the Hindustan Gadar
The production of 'REVOLUTION'S WIFE'- a short film is a meticulous journey of visual storytelling. From the initial concept sketches to the final frame, every decision is made with a focus on cinematic texture and emotional depth. Our team navigates the complexities of film production to deliver a narrative that is as evocative as it is professional.
Archival photograph of Padmavati Chandra, whose life echoes the themes of courage and resistance in REVOLUTION'S WIFE.
Bhagwan Singh Gyanee, nationalist, philosopher, and Gadar Party president
Yungantar Ashram on 5, Wood street /
Circa 1950
Early Punjabi Immigrants to America
San Francisco Chronicle, December 13, 1917
Behind-the-scene
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