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Nitya Bothra

Indian cinema has undergone massive changes since its beginnings in the silent film era of the 1910s. It started with the first cinema show in 1896 and early imports from Britain and America, before a domestic film industry grew in Bombay in the 1930s centered around musicals and dance reflecting Hindu culture. India's first full length and talking films were made in the 1910s-1920s, helping establish the industry. The 1940s-1960s were considered the Golden Age of Indian cinema marked by new techniques and parallel cinema that became hugely popular. Today the Indian film industry produces around 1000 films annually in over 16 regional languages, becoming the largest film producer globally with some films achieving success at the Oscars and international festivals.

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The indian cinema
Indian Cinema.. The Indian Cinema has undergone a massive change over the years. It started in 1913 from silent movies to the first talkie in 1931 to the coloured movies to the hi-tech ones today.
The indian cinema
Early Indian Film History • First cinema show was on July 7,1896 in Bombay. • Early films were British and American imports. • In early 1930's , Indian production companies grew and were mainly centered in Bombay. • Musical and dance numbers were popular in Indian films , reflecting the importance of music and dance in Hindu culture.
The indian cinema
Evolution of Indian films • India’s first full length film was made by Dadasaheb Phulke called “Raja Harishchandra”. • India’s first talkie film was “Alam- Ara” • Also India’s first coloured film was “Kisan Kanya”
The indian cinema
The Black and Whites… • Indian black and whites ruled on the industry from 1913 to 1936. • It marked the importance of music in the industry. Many superstars came in the limelight in this period.
The indian cinema
The Golden Age… The time period from 1944 to 1960’s was considered the Golden Age of Indian cinema. New techniques and the “parallel cinema movement” made this cinema the most liked entertainment source among the people of India.
The indian cinema
Diversity in Indian cinema THERE ARE ABOUT APPROXIMATELY 16 DIFFERENT FILM INDUSTRIES IN INDIA, DEPENDING UPON THE LANGUAGE USED BY AN INDIVIDUAL INDUSTRY.
The indian cinema
Modern Indian cinema.. • The amazing action, thrill, comedy and suspense movies that we see are a part of the modern Indian cinema. • The Indian film industry is annually producing about 1000 films becoming the largest film maker in the world.
The indian cinema
The indian cinema
Global impact of Indian cinema • The Indian films like “The Slumdog Millionaire” are hitting the Oscar. • Indian films are being shown in International Film festivals. • Indian productions are doing a lucrative business over the globe.
The indian cinema
Impacts of cinema Imitations of the actors and actresses in terms of hairstyles, dresses, etc is a very popular craze in our country. Also some bad habits might be adopted due to the influence of cinema.
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Awards on Indian cinema.. • Different awards given to the stars appreciates their work and encourages them to continue with their good work.
The indian cinema
EFFORTS BY:- Nitya 23 Aditi 2 Zalak 37 Dhun 11 Pooja 24 Princee 28
10/14/16

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The indian cinema

  • 2. Indian Cinema.. The Indian Cinema has undergone a massive change over the years. It started in 1913 from silent movies to the first talkie in 1931 to the coloured movies to the hi-tech ones today.
  • 4. Early Indian Film History • First cinema show was on July 7,1896 in Bombay. • Early films were British and American imports. • In early 1930's , Indian production companies grew and were mainly centered in Bombay. • Musical and dance numbers were popular in Indian films , reflecting the importance of music and dance in Hindu culture.
  • 6. Evolution of Indian films • India’s first full length film was made by Dadasaheb Phulke called “Raja Harishchandra”. • India’s first talkie film was “Alam- Ara” • Also India’s first coloured film was “Kisan Kanya”
  • 8. The Black and Whites… • Indian black and whites ruled on the industry from 1913 to 1936. • It marked the importance of music in the industry. Many superstars came in the limelight in this period.
  • 10. The Golden Age… The time period from 1944 to 1960’s was considered the Golden Age of Indian cinema. New techniques and the “parallel cinema movement” made this cinema the most liked entertainment source among the people of India.
  • 12. Diversity in Indian cinema THERE ARE ABOUT APPROXIMATELY 16 DIFFERENT FILM INDUSTRIES IN INDIA, DEPENDING UPON THE LANGUAGE USED BY AN INDIVIDUAL INDUSTRY.
  • 14. Modern Indian cinema.. • The amazing action, thrill, comedy and suspense movies that we see are a part of the modern Indian cinema. • The Indian film industry is annually producing about 1000 films becoming the largest film maker in the world.
  • 17. Global impact of Indian cinema • The Indian films like “The Slumdog Millionaire” are hitting the Oscar. • Indian films are being shown in International Film festivals. • Indian productions are doing a lucrative business over the globe.
  • 19. Impacts of cinema Imitations of the actors and actresses in terms of hairstyles, dresses, etc is a very popular craze in our country. Also some bad habits might be adopted due to the influence of cinema.
  • 21. Awards on Indian cinema.. • Different awards given to the stars appreciates their work and encourages them to continue with their good work.
  • 23. EFFORTS BY:- Nitya 23 Aditi 2 Zalak 37 Dhun 11 Pooja 24 Princee 28