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6148 Post No. : 18989

“Ismat”(1944) was produced by Fazli brothers and directed by Sibtain Fazli. The movie had Mehtab, Nargis, Nandrekar, Bhudo Advani, Ghori etc in it.
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6128 Post No. : 18954

Today’s song is from a totally unknown film Krishna Bhakta Bodana-1944.

This was a film made by Wadia Movietone, exclusively owned now by the elder brother J.B.H.Wadia, after the younger brother left this jointly owned company, to start his own outfit. Being a Gujarati Parsee, no wonder Wadia wanted to make a film on a lesser known Gujarati Saint to attract the Gujarati audience. The film was directed by J.B.H.Wadia himself – with a gap of 9 years i.e. after his last directed film Noor-E-Yaman-1935. In all he directed 15 films. His last film was Saaj aur Sanam-1971. During this 9 year gap period, he wrote film stories, produced films and did overall management of Wadia Movietone.
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6125 Post No. : 18950

Today’s song is from the first film of Filmistan Studio – Chal Chal Re Naujawan -1944.

A group of disgruntled employees – actors, directors, technicians etc -left their parent company studio, Bombay Talkies, in 1942 and established their own studio- Filmistan. In the year 1942, they were not the first or the only people to leave their parent studio and start their own ventures. There were many like them.
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6122 Post No. : 18944

Today’s song is a duet from the film Caravan-1944.

This was yet another film rolled out by Ranjit Movietone, who took pride in claiming that they have ” more stars in their studio, than are in the Sky !” and that they had 8 shooting floors, the most among the existing studios.
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6055 Post No. : 18835

Today’s song is from a Muslim Social film – Ismat aka Asmat-1944.

!939 to Aug 1945 was the II World War period. Almost every country in the world was affected, either directly or indirectly. The year 1944 was a time when the world knew that the end of World War II was near, however, till that time the Raw Film shortage was troubling the film makers in India. Black money generated through Black marketing was disturbing the industry. The cost of the filmmaking, which was about a Lakh or so in 1940, had escalated to 5 to 6 lakhs per film. Studio system was weakened due to individual production practices started by black money investors.
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6011 Post No. : 18730

Today’s song is from a social film-Us Paar-1944.

The film was made under the banner of Sun Art Pictures. It was directed by Chiman Lal Luhar and the music was given by Firoz Nizami, B.A.

Those days, film industry had very few educated persons and those who were graduates, proudly flaunted their degrees after their names. Of course not everyone did that. The director Chiman Lal Luhar was also a Science graduate, but he never put B.Sc. after his name. Not that it added to their popularity or it was in any way helpful in improving their performance but it was a tool to make them more respected in the crowd of film fraternity.
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5999 Post No. : 18694

“Aarzoo”(1944) was a social movie which was directed by R N Vaidhya and M Issa for I B pictures, Calcutta. This movie had Dhiraj Bhattacharya, Panna, Pramod Ganguly, S E Karim, Renuka Roy, Poornima, Jaani Sahab, Fazal Gandhari, Krisha, Shanta etc in it.

This obscure movie had eight obscure songs in it. HFGK does not mention names of singers for any of the songs.
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5998 Post No. : 18691

“Kavita”(1944) was directed by K J Parmar and Mahesh Chandra Chunawala for Prakash Pictures. The movie had Ratnamala, Umakant, Jeevan, Kanta Kumari, Baby Tara, Badri Prasad, Rekha Pawar, Alaknanda, Chandrika, Sitaram, Athavale, Chhote Jaan, Lakshman, Bholaram, Tikaram etc in it.
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5970 Post No. : 18637

Today’s song is from the very First film made by the Filmistan Studio – Chal Chal Re Naujawan-1944.Title of this film was picked up by Shashadhar Mukherjee, from the mukhda of the popular song from the hit film Bandhan-1940. It was sung by Ashok Kumar.
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5969 Post No. : 18635

Today’s song is from the film Daasi-1944.

This film was made by Pradhan films, Lahore.

In the Pre-Partition period, there were some important film centres like Bombay, Poona, Kolhapur, Calcutta and Lahore, as far as Hindi/Urdu films were concerned. Though comparatively Lahore was the youngest center, having made its first silent film only in 1924, experts across the border and in India claim that Lahore had the potential of becoming, if not bigger, but as big a center as Bombay ! In that era Lahore did make a lot of contribution in the field of acting, direction and music. Several experts have written long articles on Lahore’s standing in Hindi and Punjabi film making.
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