Jagwal is a mind offspring of Parashar Gaur who has spent a sizeable lump of his life in advancing Garhwali society. Despite the fact that it took a ton of battle as he considered the thought of making a film in 1975. It was not till 1982 that the undertaking took off. Amid this period Mr. Gaur experienced one serious time. He was being insulted by his partners and companions in snide ways. He has been focused on and embarrassed in everyday life. He has been deceived by his, the then supposed promoters who were with him in the task. One of the promoters fled with the heroin. He was so stunned .He chose to relinquish the pennant and the promoters as well and began another standard under the name of “ANCHALIK Movies.” Confronting issues and hardships he at long last turn out without a hitch and discharged the first Garhwali film.
The film does not attempt to paralyze the viewers with the stark poverty of the inclines. It doesn’t raise any radical aphorisms. The principal nature of the film lies in the way it gets the trustworthiness of the incline people.
“Jagwal” is solid story of a young woman Indu. At her wedding the spouse’s most young kin who is a dumb, is incorporated into a battle with priest. The spouse Biru intercedes. In the process the pastor unexpectedly got lethal injuries. On the conjugal night the police catch the spouse. He is endeavored and confined for quite a while. Biru prompts his wife not to sit tight for him, but instead to get hitched with his more young kin Sheru. In any case, she held up. In the wake of standing up to hardships she finally rises triumphant and the “JAGWAL” (hold up) terminations on an energetic note when she meets her companion yet again.
Mr. Gaur’s long experience with the theatre helped him to bring together the best talents available on the Gahwali stage and obtain their full cooperation. Film was made in record time of 28 days and passed by Censor in just 24 hours, the film was was first screened in a non commercial hall at the Mavlankarn Hall in Delhi. The film attracted a large number of people from and around the neighbourhood of the capital with several travelling all the way from places as far as Sharanpur, Meerut and Modi Nagar. The response was tremendous. It appeared that the entire Garhwali population had descended on the theatre.
The Tickets estimated at Rs 5 were sold for 50 and a couple even went for walloping 100. After “Jagwal”, there is a long arrangement of movies that have been discharged in this way. Among them are Kabhi Sukh-Kabhi Dukh (producd by Bindesh Naudiyal), Ghar-Jawain,( delivered by Nautiyal ) Kauthik (created by Sheel choudhry) , Udnkar (Created by Mrs Bisht) Pyaru Rumal (Named from’ Kusmo Rumal ‘Nepali) Samlaon, Phulee, Madhulee, Bantwaroo, Jeetu Bagdwal, Chakarchaal, Chwati Bwari . In Kumaoni, Just a film has been discharged “Megha Aa” (Delivered by Jivan Bisht).
