Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of Nandlal Jaswantlal

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Jul 3, 2013, 6:59:13 AM (11 years ago)

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Nandlal Jaswantlal

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 Hindi director born in Bardoli, Surat. Son of
 Jaswantlal Mehta, administrative officer at
-Kohinoor. Started career as Kohinoor Studio
-employee (1924). Assisted Chandulal Shah
+Kohinoor. Started career as [[Kohinoor Studio]]
+employee (1924). Assisted [[Chandulal Shah]]
 (1926-9) and directed films for Ranjit Studio
-(1929-33). Silent star scenarist Mohanlal Dave
+(1929-33). Silent star scenarist [[Mohanlal Dave]]
 apparently joined Ranjit solely to be able to
 work with Jaswantlal. Left to make a tour of
-Europe (1934); then joined Imperial (1934-6)
-where he directed Sulochana in several
-remakes of her own R.S. Choudhury and
-Bhavnani silent hits. Worked briefly in Madras
+Europe (1934); then joined [[Imperial Films|Imperial]] (1934-6)
+where he directed [[Sulochana]] in several
+remakes of her own [[R.S. Choudhury]] and
+[[Bhavnani]] silent hits. Worked briefly in Madras
 running a film laboratory (1937), then returned
 to direction. Silent work influenced by
 Gandhian nationalism. Best known for his later
-Filmistan musicals: Anarkali (with Bina Rai
-and music by C. Ramchandra) and Nagin
-(with Vyjayanthimala), one of the biggest
+[[Filmistan]] musicals: [[Anarkali]] (with Bina Rai
+and music by [[C. Ramchandra]]) and [[Nagin]]
+(with [[Vyjayanthimala]]), one of the biggest
 post-Independence musical hits. Admired for
 his sophisticated lighting (with cameraman