Aurat (Hindi for "Woman") is a 1953 Hindi movie starring Prem Nath, Bina Rai and Purnima.Aurat was produced and distributed by Varma Films. Munshiram Varma, one of the founders of Varma Films, made his debut as a producer for the film. Previously, Munshiram Varma co-produced three films— Suhaag Raat, Thes and Neki Aur Badi —with Kidar Sharma for Oriental Pictures, a company founded by Kidar Sharma. Bhagwan Das Varma, another founder of Varma Films, made his debut as a director for Aurat.

The ancient saga of Samson and Delilah served as the foundation for Aurat's innovative narrative adaptation. What sets Aurat apart from other cinematic retellings of Samson and Delilah is its incorporation of songs, a crucial element for mainstream Indian cinema's box office success. Aurat's soundtrack was composed by the legendary duo Shankar Jaikishan. Their involvement adds significant cinematic value to Aurat, as Shankar-Jaikishan are widely regarded as one of the greatest music composers in the history of Hindi cinema. By combining a well-known Biblical tale with the musical prowess of Shankar-Jaikishan, Aurat creates a unique cinematic experience that blends cultural storytelling with the rich tradition of Indian film music.