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Who was the first 'Film-Director' of India?
First Film-Director of India was Dada Saheb Phalke.
The first talkie film in the US was?
The Jazz Singer is the first talkie film in the world
India's first animated film?
Hanuman
What was the first popular talking movie?
That would be the entire cast of The Jazz Singer (1927)which was the first talking film. If you were trying to single out one person, I would go with Al Jolson, because he was the star of that film.
Which was the first talkie film in India?
The first short films in India were directed by Hiralal Sen, starting with The Flower of Persia (1898). The first full-length motion picture in India was produced by Dadasaheb Phalke, a scholar on India's languages and culture, who brought together elements from Sanskrit epics to produce his Raja Harishchandra (1913), a silent film in marathi
Which was the first film of india?
The first film of India was the "Raja Harishchandra"
Which is India's first technicolour our film?
Andaaz, is India's first technicolour film
When was the first International Film Festival of India held?
The first International Film Festival of India was held in 1952.
Who was the first 'Film-Director' of India?
First Film-Director of India was Dada Saheb Phalke.
The first talkie film in the US was?
The Jazz Singer is the first talkie film in the world
India's first animated film?
Hanuman
Which is first color movie in India?
"Kisan Kanya" is first Color Film in India (in 1937)
Who made the first talking film?
dadabai phalke
What was the first popular talking movie?
That would be the entire cast of The Jazz Singer (1927)which was the first talking film. If you were trying to single out one person, I would go with Al Jolson, because he was the star of that film.
Which was first talking movie of India?
Alam Ara
When was the first talking movie made?
The first talking film was 'The Jazz Singer' which was introduced on October 6, 1927 in New York City.
Which was the India's first technicolor film and who produced it?
The first Indian technicolor film was AAN produced by Mehboob Khan in 1952.
