AbstractEffects of interparticle interference on depolarized light scattering from polymer films having nonspherulitic (rodlike, disklike, or fibrous) crystalline superstructures are explored, both theoretically and experimentally. Discrepancies between the observed “rodlike scattering” and the predicted scattering based on “single‐rod” theory are pointed out and accounted for in terms of various types of aggregation models for polymeric solids and