First Indian Cinemascope FilmFirst Indian cinemascope film was Kaagaz ke Phool,
produced and directed by Guru Dutt in 1959. The film's starcast included
Guru Dutt, Veena, Waheeda Rehman, Johnny Walker, Minoo Mumtaz and Baby
Naaz. Kaagaz ke Phool is considered as Guru Dutt's finest film. But the
film was a box office disaster and Guru Dutt never directed a movie
again. The film is a technical masterpiece. The camerawork with its use
of light and shadows is magical. The frames have been beautifully
composed keeping in mind the cinemascope format. The plot of the film is
often seen as Guru Dutt's autobiography, and to some extent derives its
astonishing power Guru Dutt's extraordinary impersonation of the tragic
hero. The film is renowned for its superb song picturisation,
particularly Dekhi Zamaane ki Yaari and Waqt ne Kiya Kya Haseen Situm.
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Chyawanprash |
Gayatri Mantra |
Hookah |
Moksha |
Namaste |
Om |
Peepal Tree |
Rudraksha |
Swastik |
Tilak |
Tulsi Plant |
Karma |
Mounments: Ajanta
Ellora |
Iron Pillar |
Sarnath Lion Capital |
Taj Mahal |
Festivals: Diwali |
Durga Puja |
Kumbh Mela |
Onam |
Pongal |
Rakhi |
Cinema: Dadasaheb Phalke |
Kishore Kumar |
Mohammed Rafi |
Satyajit Ray |
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