Adinarayana Rao, while the lyrics were written by Samudrala Sr. Anarkali began production on 11 March 1954 at Neptune Studios. Gadiraju Kesavarao, an associate director, also appeared briefly as the musician Tansen. Anjali Devi, besides presenting the film, also played the title character. Sekhar as art director alongside Vali and Thota. as dialogue writer, Kamal Ghosh for cinematography, N. Vedantam Raghavaiah was chosen as director and screenwriter, Samudrala Sr. The 1953 Hindi film Anarkali, which was based on the legendary romance between Mughal prince Salim (later known as Jahangir) and the eponymous court dancer, was a success and caught their attention, prompting them to adapt the same story in Telugu with the same title, while putting their folklore film plans on hold (this project would later be revived as Suvarna Sundari, released in 1957). Adinarayana Rao and Anjali Devi вЂ“ considered making their sophomore production based on folklore. Grief-stricken, Salim bangs his head on her grave and dies.ДЄfter Paradesi (1953), the inaugural production of Anjali Pictures was an average success at the box office, its producers вЂ“ husband and wife P. Being cognizant of Anarkali entombment, Salim rushes to save her when Gulnar backstabs him, by the time he reaches there, Anarkali is already buried. At that point in time, everyone shows averse to mete out Salim, so, it is mandatory to the Emperor to do so but he collapses due to the affection of his son. Right now, Akbar orders capital punishment for the lovers to decapitate Salim and Anarkali is taken to a distant place to entombed alive. But Akbar rejects the proposal, so Salim rebels and amasses an army to confront his father to rescue Anarkali but Jodha Bai bar him. At that juncture, Salim expresses his love for her to his mother Jodha Bai and requests to couple up them. Under its influence, Anarkali expresses her love for Salim which angers Akbar who orders her to be imprisoned.

On the occasion of Salim's coronation celebration, an envied Gulnar conspires and mixes alcohol in Anarkali's drink. Meanwhile, Anarkali acclaims paramount in the court which upsets Gulnar, the former court dancer, who has secret ambitions to marry the prince. Spotting her at the court Man Singh I warns to discard but she refuses. During that plight, her singing brings back to consciousness to Salim when hearten Akbar makes her the court dancer. Right now, Man Singh I back-pedals him to Agra when Anarkali also follows.

Immediately, Salim onslaught into the battlefield, grievously injured and goes into a coma. On that night, they are completely under flow of romance when Man Singh I caveats the prince regarding his vocation. To her misfortune, she is caught by burglars and while they are auctioning her prince Salim purchases her. Thereafter, Salim has entrusted the responsibility as a chief commander for war at Kabul, distressed Anarkali also leaves to know the whereabouts of Salim. Once, while strolling in his garden, Emperor Akbar, impressed by Nadira's singing, bestows on her the title ' Anarkali', meaning 'pomegranate blossom'. Bowled over by her mellifluous voice and beauty, Mughal prince Salim introduces himself to her as a soldier and the two fall in love and meet regularly at the pomegranate garden. Nadira, a Persian woman, migrates to Agra with her tribe.

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