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Mikael Olssonest in an art and industry that continues to thrive. The first full-length film produced in India was, according to most sources, . (1912, directed by R. G. Torne and P. R. Tipnis); the narrative was based on a play by Ramrao Kirtikar. There is not much information on the film except that its conten

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