Synopsis :
The lovers Vidya and Ranvir meet. Vidya becomes pregnant, while he insists on abortion Vidya insist that she will give birth to the child, bring him up and wait for his return into her life. Ranvir leaves her. Vidya dies with the impression that her child was still born, but the child grow up into a man, passes through the vicicitudes of life without any moorings, without a family name, a man without education and without any value. LAAWARIS is the story of that man's quest for food, for love, and belonging. As years roll by, Kunvar Ranvir repents, becomes a saintly, generous and higly repected man in the legitimate society. Fate brings the father and his first son face to face, thought they do not know how they are related. But as their contact grows Kunvar Ranvir is so much impressed and affected by the qualities of the LAAWARIS - Hira, who has been spurned by the society, that he developes a affection for him so much so that he wishes that Hira was his own son in place of his real son Mahendar who had drifted into filth and antisocial values. The son and father come to know their real relationship, but the social values of the society keep them apart inspite of their liking of each other. The son wants his father to undo wrong done to him and call his son. The father burdened by his respectable image in society does not have courage enough to come into the open and confess and own his son.