Topic | Movie | Year | Language | Director | Producer | Starring | Specifications |
Cinema Show | Marvel of The Century | 7th July 1896 | Description: It carried details of the “Living Photographic pictures in life-size reproductions and was arranged by the agents of two French brothers, Louis and August Lumiere, pioneers of the Cinematography in France, at the Watson Hotel in Bombay, also Advertised on same day in “Times of India”. | ||||
Bioscope | In 1898, Prof. Stevenson brings “first Bioscope” to Calcutta at the Star Theatre. “Panorama of Calcutta”- an early Indian coverage by foreign cameramen. | ||||||
Short Film | The Flower of Persia | 1898 | Bengali | | He created India's first Advertising Films & quite possibly India's first political film. A fire in 1917 destroyed all of his films. | ||
Reality Film | The Wrestlers | 1899 | - | Wrestler Match between Pundalik & Krishna Nhavi, which was specially arranged at the Hanging Gardens in Bombay | He is the first Indian to handle Cine Camera from London at a price of 21 guineas and made a topical in 1897. His later films also were all reality films. He is not known to have made any long duration "feature films". | ||
Documentary Film | Sir Wrangler Mr. R. P. Paranjpe | 1902 | - | | It is on Dr. R P Paranjpe in Mumbai when he returned as the first Indian Wrangler of Cambridge University. | ||
Theatrical Film | Pundalik | 18 May 1912 | | N. G. Chitre, P.R. Tipnis, Ramchandra Gopal Torney | Notes: Shreepad Sangit Mandali, a professional theatre group of Bombay, was performing a theatre play “Pundalik” during 1911 in Bombay. Narayan Govind Chitre alias Nana Bhai Chita of India Press, Bombay sought help from R.P. Tipnis, Manager of Corontion Cinematograph, and decided to picturise the stageplay Pundalik. They took R.G. Torney alias Dada Saheb Torney, along with them to direct the proposed film. M/s Bourne and Shepherd, a British concern, took keen interest in the venture and joined hands with the promoters by providing them a cameraman, Johnson to shoot the film at Mangaldas Wadi in Bombay. The film also named “PUNDALIK” was exhibited on May 18, 1912 at Coronation Cinematography, Bombay. | ||
Full Length Film | 3rd May 1913 | Marathi Silent Film | D.D. Dabke, P.G. Sane | The film had an all-male cast, so the men played all the female roles; the film reel was 3700 feet long, roughly 40 minutes. | |||
Talkie Movie | 14th Mar 1931 | Hindi | Ardeshir Marwan Irani | Ardeshir Marwan Irani | Vithal, Zubeida, Jilloo, Sushila, Prithviraj Kapoor | It was shot with the Tanar single-system camera, which recorded sound directly onto the film. | |
Color Movie | 1937 | Hindi | Moti B Gidwani | Ardeshir Marwan Irani | Padma Devi, Jillo | V. Shantaram had earlier produced a Marathi film Sairandhri (1933) which had scenes in color. However, the film was processed and printed in Germany | |
Cinema Scope Black & White | 1959 | Hindi | Waheeda Rehman, Guru Dutt, Baby Naaz, Mahmood, Johnny Walker | The film's music was composed by S. D. Burman. In the 2002 Sight & Sound critics' and directors' poll, Khaagaz Ke Phool was ranked at #160 among the greatest films of all time. | |||
Cinema Scope Color* | Pyar ki Pyaas | 1961 | Hindi | Mahesh Kaul | Anupam Chitra | Shreekant, Nishi, Manmohan Krishna, David Abraham | Music by Vasant Desai |
3D Film | 1984 | Malayalam | Jijo Punnoose | Navodaya Appachan | Its gross profit is | ||
Film Certified | 1920 (US Film) | Silent English intertitles | Gish Sisters | This film underwent censor cuts due to Indian Censorship Act 1918. | |||
Banned Film | 1921 | Silent | Kanjibhai Rathod | Dwarkadas Sampat’s Kohinoor Film Company | Dwarkadas Sampat, Maneklal Patel & Homi Master | Banned in Karachi & Madras. | |
Women on Screen | Mohini Bhasmasur | 1913 | Silent | Durgabhai & her daughter Kamalabhai Ghokhle | It is Dadasaheb’s Second film. | ||
70MM Film | 1967 | Hindi | Pachhi | Pachhi | It is made using the blow-up method with stereophonic sounds. G P Sippy's Sholay (1975) was shot in 70-mm format along with four-track stereo phone. Music Director: Shankar Jaikishan | ||
Golden Jubilee Film | Sant Tukaram | 1936 | Marathi | It ran over a year. | |||
Box Office Hit | Lanka Dahan | 1917 | Silent | It ran for 23 weeks in Bombay. It is on record that the money collected at the counters had to be transported in bullock carts with armed guards! | |||
‘A’ Certified Film | Social Evil | 1929 | Document Drama | - | - | - | To give guidance to ignorant youth about sexual problems. It was the first film given the "For Adults Only" A certificate. |
Dual Role | Lanka Dahan | 1917 | Silent | Anna Salunke played both Rama & Sita. It is 5th movie of Dada Saheb Phalke. | |||
Song | 14th Mar 1931 | Hindi | Ardeshir Marwan Irani | Ardeshir Marwan Irani | Vithal, Zubeida, Jilloo, Sushila, Prithviraj Kapoor | "De De Khuda Ke Naam Par Pyare" was sung by W M Khan | |
Music Directors | 14th Mar 1931 | Hindi | Ardeshir Marwan Irani | Ardeshir Marwan Irani | Vithal, Zubeida, Jilloo, Sushila, Prithviraj Kapoor | Ferojshah M Mistri and B Irani composed music for seven songs | |
English Song | 1933 | Hindi/ English | "Now The Moon Her Light Has Shed" sung by Devika Rani. During the screening of "KARMA", Devika Rani was honoured by an invitation of the B.B.C. at London to act in the first television broadcast in Britain which was relayed throughout the country. She was also chosen to inaugurate the first B.B.C. broadcast on the short wave length to India. | ||||
Songless Film | Naujawan | 1937 | Hindi | J B H Wadia | Did not have any songs as it was a fast paced thriller. | ||
Horror Film | 1972 | Hindi | Tulsi Ramsay | Ramsay Brothers | | ||
Digital Film | 2001 | Hindi | Digvijay Singh & others | Anant Nag, Mita Vasisht, Nitya Shetty, Mukesh Bhatt | This is perhaps not really a Bollywood movie, but it's in Hindi |
Saturday, 27 November 2010
Indian Film History
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