Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of East India film Company

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Jul 1, 2013, 6:42:37 AM (11 years ago)

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UshaR

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East India film Company

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 B.L. Khemka. Bengali productions include
 films by Tulsi Lahiri (Jamuna Puliney, 1933),
-Naresh Mitra’s Sabitri (1933), Dhiren
-Ganguly (Bidrohi, 1935) and Debaki Bose
-(Sonar Sansar, 1936). Most prominent inhouse
-director was Hindi film-maker A.R.
-Kardar (1933-6). The studio branched out into
-Tamil (e.g. K. Subramanyam’s Bhakta
+[[Naresh Mitra]]’s Sabitri (1933), [[Dhiren
+Ganguly]] (Bidrohi, 1935) and [[Debaki Bose]]
+([[Sonar Sansar]], 1936). Most prominent inhouse
+director was Hindi film-maker [[A.R.
+Kardar]] (1933-6). The studio branched out into
+Tamil (e.g.[[ K. Subramanyam]]’s Bhakta
 Kuchela, 1936) and Telugu films (e.g.
-Pullaiah’s Savithri, 1933). Until the mid-40s it
+[[Pullaiah]]’s [[Savithri]], 1933). Until the mid-40s it
 was the only fully equipped sound studio
 available to Tamil film-makers and was a major
@@ -20 +20 @@
 particularly cameramen (best known: Jiten
 Bannerjee) working in the South, a tradition
-later continued by Gemini Studios.
+later continued by [[Gemini]] Studios.
 
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