Starring Djoewariah, Ratna Djoewita, Hidajat, Z. Algadrie, and Moesa, it follows a womaniser named Soedrajat who abuses his status to gain women's trust before ultimately getting his comeuppance.

Soedrajat abuses his high social status in order to womanise and becomes his rich uncle's heir despite the latter having a son, the kindly and noble Soelarsa.

It was directed by Rd Ariffien, a former theatre leader and nationalist journalist who had made his directorial debut the preceding year with Harta Berdarah.

[4] Djoewariah had been on Union's payroll since Bajar dengan Djiwa in 1940,[5] while Ratna Djoewita and Hidajat had not appeared in any films before 1941.

[10] A review in the Surabaya-based Soerabaijasch Handelsblad wrote that the film "gives a clear picture of the precarious position of Indonesian women and motivates the desire for a firmer outline of her rights in the Moslem society.

[14] Djoewariah continued to act until the 1950s, when she migrated to theatre after receiving a series of increasingly minor roles.