Count Artur von Rizieres, whose father's inheritance is just enough to pay his debts, lets an American hire him to lead an expedition to India to capture tigers for the billionaire's menagerie. As a former passionate lion hunter, this mission is very welcome to him and we find him in India, where he comes into contact with a Radja and his daughter and, on the one hand, with a treasure-hungry fakir. Radja's little daughter, who had languished in loneliness for a long time, is restored through love for the young European and the burglars' attempt is thwarted.—Kinematographische Rundschau - February 7, 1915