100 years of Indian cinema: The first talkies and era of takin...When the first talkie - Ardeshir Irani's 'Alam Ara' came out in 1931, India was already familiar with the concept of feature films. In fact a flourishing film industry already existed post the success of 'Raja Harishchandra'. Filmmakers were making silent ... IBN Live, 2 months ago |
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Time for joint film project: Amb. PrakashIn this photograph taken on April 29, Indian pedestrians walk past movie posters outside the century-old single screen theater, Imperial Cinema in Mumbai. / AFP-Yonhap Indian Ambassador Vishnu Prakash Observing the centennial of Bollywood and the ... Korea Times, 1 day ago
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In pictures: tribute to a century of BollywoodHe came from a family of priests but when D G Phalke watched a film on the life of Christ, he decided that he was going to turn this new medium into a vehicle for the stories of the subcontinent. And he did exactly that, going to Germany to learn ... Abu Dhabi National, 1 day ago
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Amid centenary celebrations of Indian cinema come questions of creditAs the film industry celebrates the centenary of Indian cinema, a Mumbai court has admitted a petition that questions the very basis of the centenary date and the status of Dadasaheb Phalke as the father of Indian cinema. The family of Dadasaheb ... Abu Dhabi National, 6 days ago
Saibal Chatterjee: And above all… Pran
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Tribute to a century of Bollywood: Part two 1923-1Join us in celebrating 100 years of Bollywood. On the second day of our illustrated tribute to Bollywood, we look at 1923-1933 Indian film finds its voice as the move into talkies is made This was the decade of mad inventiveness, even as the world ... Dubai Moon, 1 week ago
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History in picturesThe first fully indigenous Indian feature film Raja Harishchandra made by Dadasaheb Phalke, released on May 3, 1913. The silent film had titles in Hindi and English and released at the Coronation Theatre in Bombay. Phalke followed with other films ... Mid Day, 2 weeks ago
Celebrating a century of Bollywood
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The keeper of sepia memoriesWe are a dynamite combination we are a nation obsessed with its past, always celebrating nostalgia, and thrive on watching cinema. But when these factors are fused together, the result is a not a bang, but a whimper. For one of the oldest film ... The Hindu, 2 weeks ago
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E. Nina Rothe: The Best Things in Life Are Free: Little Zizou on HuluSooni Taraporevala's film Little Zizou -- which can be -- always makes me yearn for my first true love: Bombay. Because Little Zizou represents the perfect template of the city known to outsiders as Mumbai but beloved by insiders forever as Bombay, ... Huffington Post, 3 weeks ago
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Thirty frames of hope and despairIf cinema is the experience of a community, a museum of cinema needs to be more than a house of history. It must mark out periods of enterprise, bow to pioneers, and also look at its failures, its rebels. The 30 panels and artefacts brought to Siri ... Hindustan Times, 3 weeks ago
Thirty-frames-of-hope-and-despair
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Putting the Shine Back Into Tata SteelOn March 3, when Cyrus Pallonji Mistry took the podium at Jamshedpur to address the assembled crowd, it was his first public appearance since he formally took over as chairman of Tata Sons in December 2012. For Jamshedpur, and for the Tata group, ... Mjunction.in, 1 month ago
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