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     1'''Bhagwati Prasad Mishra (1896-1932)''' 
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     4Hindi director, actor and producer born and 
     5educated in Benares. Achieved some renown 
     6as photographer and painter; apprenticed to 
     7painter Hussain Bux (1916-21). Worked in 
     8theatre group Vyakul Bharat Natak Mandali in 
     9Meerut. Joined Star Film as poster designer 
     10(1921). Directorial début: Razia Begum, 
     11causing communal controversy in Hyderabad 
     12(see Dhiren Ganguly). Worked with 
     13Ardeshir Irani’s Star, Majestic, Royal and 
     14Imperial Studios as actor-director, making 
     15some of the latter’s big-budget sequels to Alam 
     16Ara (1931). Promoted independent companies 
     17Indian Pic. Corp. and Zarina Pics. Then worked 
     18in Sharda and Sagar Studios until his death. 
     19His films, with those of colleague R.S. 
     20Choudhury, are often cited among the first 
     21silent productions to stress the visual rather 
     22than the plot. Did several covers and 
     23illustrations for press books, including the 
     24striking designs for Naharsinh Daku. 
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     26 
     27'''FILMOGRAPHY''' (* also act/** act only): 
     281924: Razia Begum; Veer Durgadas*; Paap 
     29No Fej**; Mumbai Ni Sethani**; 
     30Shahjehan**; Vijaya; 1925: Kangal Qaidi** 
     31Naharsinh Daku; Noor-e-Deccan; Devi 
     32Ahalyabai; Rana Pratap; Amarsinh Daggar; 
     33Paisa Ni Khumari; Kali Nagin; Ra Navghan; 
     34Ujaint Kumar; 1926: Indrajal; Slaves of 
     35Custom; Pahadi Pindharo; Sheesh Mahal; 
     36Pyari Mamta; Pagal Premi**; 1927: Alladdin 
     37and the Wonderful Lamp; Gutter Nu Gulab; 
     38Poonam No Chand; Alibaba and the Forty 
     39Thieves; 1928: Hoor-e-Baghdad; Ek Abla; 
     40Haiyan No Haar; Kamala Kumari; Rajrang; 
     41Samrat Ashok; 1929: Anarbala; Mirza 
     42Sahiban; Jai Bharati; Be Dhari Talwar; Mewad 
     43Nu Moti; Raj Ramani; Shashikala; 1930: 
     44Cinema Girl; Nai Roshni; Sher-e-Arab; 
     45Arunodaya; 1931: Golibar; Toofani Taruni; 
     46Toofan (all St); Draupadi; 1932: Zalim 
     47Jawani; Sati Madalasa. 
     48 
     49[[Director]] 
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     51[[Actor]] 
     52 
     53[[Producer]]