- In British India, a wealthy Hindu girl, Ram Kori, runs away with a Muslim boy Noor Ali Khan and meets a mystic freedom fighter, the 'Fakir of Ippy'. He marries Noor Ali Khan and Ram Kori but her family uses its influence and create troubles for the love birds.—yasirchaudhary20
- The story is set in British India, in the 1920s. The warring Pathans of the North West region had become more aggressive towards the ruling British Empire. The Fakir of Ippy started a war that was fought over the love of a couple that knew no bounds of religion, cast, color or language. A wealthy Hindu girl named Ram Kori, using the alias Chand Bibi, runs away from her home with a Muslim boy Noor Ali Khan and meets a mystic Muslim leader called the 'Fakir of Ippy'. The Fakir marries Noor Ali Khan and Ram Kori after she accepts Islam and agrees to be renamed as Islam Bibi. The influential and rich Hindus of the area go to the British Court run by an English Political Agent involved in both the executive and the judiciary. The agent is, in actuality, against the Pathans, and he intends to teach them a lesson. In the court, the political agent decides against the couple's case. According to the political agent's decision, under the British Law a girl is considered minor till she reaches the age of eighteen, both her acceptance of Islam as well as her marriage are made void. The Muslim lawyers representing Islam Bibi insisted that the court also decree that the girl will not be taken away from the city Bannu, which was granted. However, Islam Bibi was secretly taken away to Hoshiarpur where the girl's parents lived. Noor Ali Khan, at the behest of the fakir, goes to Hoshiarpur. He exchanges hot words with Islam Bibi's family, resulting in his stabbing a man and then his arrest. He eventually broke out of the jail, picked up Islam Bibi and come back to Waziristan. The British, after a failed dialogue, attack the village. The Fakir, unhappy with the attack, wages a war against the British Troops. Backed by German aid, he starts Guerilla warfare against them and teaches them a lesson.
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