01 January 1927 Fantasy, Drama 32 mins
Baburao Painter’s mythological silent feature SatiSavitri (1927) narrates the tale of love and devotion of legendary Savitri, who won back her husband from the Lord of death Yama. Only 32 minutes exists.
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India 01 January 1927
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