Radhe Shyam is a 1932 Indian Hindi-language mythological film directed by Roshan Lal Shorey and A. P. Kapur. The film was shot in Bombay. Also released as Zulm-i-Kans ("The Oppression of King Kans"), it was one of the earliest talkies of Indian cinema.
Radhe Shyam was produced by the Lahore-based production house Kamala Movietone, which was founded by Shorey in 1924. The film marked Shorey's transition from government-sponsored films to feature film production.
Cast
The film's cast includes:
Mohan
Radha
J. N. Dar
Sumita Devi
D. N. Madhok
Gangaprasad
Khurshid