Plot
Zarak Khan (Mature) is the son of a chief who is caught embracing one his father's wives Salma (Ekberg). Zarak's father sentenced both to torture and death but they are saved by an Imam (Finlay Currie). The exiled Zarak becomes a bandit chief and an enemy of the British Empire.
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