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Revision as of 11:53, 15 June 2006
Biography -- Phalke Films -- Indian Film History -- Space and Time -- Imagination -- Vision -- Photographs -- Workshops--Characters---Technologies---Timeline---Audios and visuals
The multi-million rupee Indian Film Industry was born through the indomitable courage, supreme self-sacrifice and far-sighted vision on of a remarkable man. That man was Dhundiraj Govind Phalke...
NASHIK STORIES- (Photographs and Stories written during Nashik workshop)
PHALKE STORIES--by Kamal Swaroop --- ( Hindi / English)
BOMBAY STORIES- (Photographs and Stories written during BOMBAY workshop)
Nearly nine decades ago, in a small town about one hundred kilometres from Pune, a devout young man, brought up in a traditional orthodox Hindu household, got interested in the Arts and Photography, threw away his family profession of priesthood, sold his wife's ornaments, pledged his life insurance policies and made history by producing what has been commonly acknowledged as the first Indian film. The man - DUNDIRAJ GOVIND PHALKE,...
A proposal for a graphic narrative tracing and representing the assimilation and developments in industrial arts and crafts that led to the film entertainment industry by tracing and drawing the life of Dadasaheb Phalke (1870-1944), the father of the Indian film industry, his time traced and re-constructed from relics, remembrances through ages and industrially brought together through collective imagination and various skills...
PHALKE-An Internet introduction--by Sabu Francis
