Laila Majnu (1931)

The film's central focus on the timeless tragic romance of forbidden love, exacerbated by societal and familial obstacles, remains largely apolitical. It champions an emotional and fatalistic 'solution' for the characters rather than advocating for specific political or ideological reforms.

This early 20th-century Indian film, an adaptation of a classic folk tale, features a cast that reflects its cultural origin. The narrative focuses on a traditional romance, presenting societal norms without explicit critique of traditional identities or overt DEI themes.