Three young boys become separated during a shipwreck. One grows up to be a jungle man named Tarzan, another becomes a ship's captain named Kishore, while the third, William turns into a smuggler.

After escaping death by the skin of their teeth during a violent tempest in the middle of the ocean, three young brothers become separated. Marooned in various places, the siblings have different fates: one is raised by compassionate wild animals of the jungle and grows into mighty Tarzan; the other is rescued by kind-hearted people and becomes the fearless officer, Captain Kishore, while the third brother, William, turns into a ruthless pirate. Unaware of each other's existence, the brothers will eventually cross paths when power-obsessed Sheth Golpaldas kills a scientist to get his hands on the professor's extensive botanical research. However, now that Sheth knows that the three men are related, he considers all three to be threats to his ambitions and sees to it that they get out of the way.—Nick Riganas