"Pundalik" 18 May 1912 Drama 12 mins
Shree Pundalik, which is recognised as the first feature-length Indian film. Shree Pundalik was about the Hindu saint Pudalik is based on a Marathi play by Ramrao Kirtikar. The entire 'film' is 'played' out on Grant Road, Bombay.
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India 18 May 1912
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