The Last Kiss (1931 film)

The full plot of the film is unknown, and sources vary about it. Khwaja Shahed said it was about a conflict between two family members. Khwaja Zahir said the plot involved the hero's wife being kidnapped, and the hero subsequently finding her in the bedroom of the villain, leading to a fight in which both the hero and his wife die. ==Cast==

• Khwaja Ajmal as a hero • Khwaja Nasrullah as a villain • Lolita as the hero's wife • Shailen Roy as the chief robber • Khwaja Adel as a landlord • Khwaja Zahir as a robber • Syed Shahebe Alam as a police officer • Charubala Devi as the landlord's wife • Harimoti as a dancer and singer • Khwaja Shahed as a child actor • Baby Tuntun as a child actor ==Production==

In 1928, Ambuj Gupta, a sports coach at the Jagannath College, directed the silent film Sukumari. In October 1929, shortly after finishing that project, he started to work on The Last Kiss. It featured cinematography by Khwaja Azad and Khwaja Ajmal. It was produced by some young members of the Dhaka Nawab family. ==Release==

The Last Kiss was released in 1931 in the Mukul Talkies (now the Azad Cinema). Ramesh Chandra Majumdar, a professor who attended the premiere, awarded two gold medals to Khaza Shahed and Baby Tuntun. In the same year, the only print of The Last Kiss' was bought by Aurora Film Company of Calcutta for distribution of the film. The film's print and negative are considered lost. The cast and crew of the film were separated upon completing the film. The two actresses, Lolita and Charubala Devi, returned to their brothels, and director Ambuj Gupta emigrated to Calcutta. ==Notes==