<![CDATA[History of Indian Cinema]]> https://icinema.medialabju.org/items/browse/page/8?output=rss2 Fri, 24 Apr 2026 16:52:44 +0000 ritwickpal@gmail.com (History of Indian Cinema) © & ® by Medialab, Jadavpur University, 2011 Zend_Feed http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss <![CDATA[A Five Year Plan for the Film Industry]]> https://icinema.medialabju.org/items/show/7

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A Five Year Plan for the Film Industry

Subject

Potential reforms within the film industry

Description

In this article, V Shantaram proposes a blueprint for reforms within the film industry. He expresses his opinion on a variety of issues - the need for new theater halls, censorship policies , imposition of taxes etc. A uniform and systematic code of functioning is required to ensure proper management of finance and control the activities of other branches of film making.

Creator

V. Shantaram

Source

Filmfare

Publisher

Filmfare

Date

1957-04-26

Contributor

The Media Lab

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PDF

Language

English

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]]> Fri, 24 Jun 2011 15:06:00 +0000 <![CDATA[The Fifties, The city: Paradise and the Inferno]]> https://icinema.medialabju.org/items/show/6

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The Fifties, The city: Paradise and the Inferno

Subject

Cinema and the city space

Description

Iqbal Masud surveys the growing influence of the post independence burgeoning urban culture and the complexities of the city on the film industry, both at the economic and ideological levels. He looks at the works of Satyajit Ray, Guru Dutt and Bimal Roy and explains how each of them have offered a rich tapestry of city spaces in their films.

Creator

Iqbal Masud

Source

National Library, Kolkata

Publisher

Dainik Basumati

Date

1955-04-06

Contributor

The Media Lab

Format

pdf

Language

English

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17.pdf
]]> Fri, 24 Jun 2011 14:21:20 +0000 <![CDATA[A Raw Deal]]> https://icinema.medialabju.org/items/show/5

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A Raw Deal

Subject

A Raw Deal

Description

The article criticizes the governmental procedure for granting permits for raw film stocks on grounds of irregularity and indiscretion. According to the article, this has resulted in a major scuffle within the industry which has compromised the function of the IMPPA.

Creator

anonymous

Source

Filmfare

Publisher

Filmfare

Date

1958-11-21

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pdf

Contributor

The Media Lab

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PDF

Language

English

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Paper
18.pdf
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