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1. timesofindia.indiatimes.com › blogs › 175-yearsThe Talkie Revolution, 1931, and the rise of ‘Indian’ cinema

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   May 3, 2013 · Imported talking pictures, mainly from America, were already showing in India when Bombay’s Imperial Film Company released the first full-length Indian talkie Alam Ara on 14 March 1931. About the film, Times of India wrote,...

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   Silent era starts from 1913 and goes till 1931 when Ardeshir Irani releases India’s first talkie ‘Alam Ara’. Alam Ara in many ways set the mood of Indian films; it was a subtle love story with many song and dance sequences, which became an important feature of Indian film still today.

4. www.jmionline.org › 2007 › Early_Indian_TalkiesEarly Indian Talkies: Voice, Performance and Aura

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   I 100% talkies: A historical overview The first Indian talkie Alam Ara , based on a popular stage play, produced by the Imperial Film Company[2]and directed by A. Irani was released on 14th March, 1931[3]. Irani had seen Hollywood’s 40% Sound film Showboat and decided to bring 100% sound to India.

5. www.davuniversity.org › images › filesCHAPTER – 2 A BRIEF HISTORY OF INDIAN CINEMA - DAV University

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   when sound came to the Indian screen in 1931? Over 150 million people at that time understood Hindustani (a mix of Hindi and Urdu, also known as the language of the Bazaar) and as the first talkie was to be made in Bombay, Hindustani was chosen over the fourteen official Indian langu.

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6. www.culturopedia.com › era-of-talkiesEra of Talkies - Alam Ara - Culturopedia

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   The first Indian talkie ‘Alam Ara’ was directed by Ardershir Irani and produced by the Imperial film company. It was released on March 14, 1931 at the Majestic Cinema in Bombay.

7. www.mapsofindia.com › my-india › historyHistory of Indian Cinema - The Journey of Bollywood Industry ...

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   Apr 9, 2015 · Beginning of the Talkies. The first ever talkie ‘Alam Ara’ by Ardeshir Irani was screened in Bombay in 1931. It was the first sound film in India. The release of Alam Ara started a new era in the...

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   How did talkies influence Indian cinema?

   • But the talkie films had come to stay. The talkies helped in bringing about social awareness by focussing on themes like women’s liberation and the practice of arranged marriages. Era of Talkies in Indian Cinema began when the ‘Alam Ara’, directed by Ardershir Irani was released in March 1931. W.M.Khan was Bollywood's first singer.

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   How did talkie production advance the Indian film industry?

   • The specialized functions of dialogue writing, music composition, sound recording and shooting in artificial light, and the overall complexity of talkie production as compared to silent films advanced the Indian film industry as a whole. Views expressed above are the author's own.

   The Talkie Revolution, 1931, and the rise of ‘Indian’ cinema

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   When did talkies start in India?

   • By the latter half of the 1930s both Bengal and Bombay had stabilized into full-fledged talkie industries, with overall more structured systems than in the silent era. Given that Urdu and Hindi were the languages with the greatest reach across the Indian subcontinent, Hindi-Urdu quickly became standardized as the language of the talkies.

   The Talkie Revolution, 1931, and the rise of ‘Indian’ cinema

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   What was the first Bengali movie made as a talkie?

   • One of the earliest known studios was the East India Company. The first Bengali film to be made as a talkie was Jamai Shasthi, released in 1931. It was at this time that the early heroes of the Bengali film industry like Pramathesh Barua and Debaki Bose were at the peak of their popularity.

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   Where did talkie movies come from?

   • The early beginnings of the ‘Talkie Film’ industry go back to the early 1930’s, when it came to British India, and to Calcutta. The movies were originally made in Urdu or Parsian as to accommodate a specific elite market. One of the earliest known studios was the East India Company.

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   What happened after talkies in India?

   • After the launch of talkies in India, there was no looking back for us Indians in the arena of film-making; one after the other talented writers, directors came into film-making. Directors like V.Shantaram, Bimal Roy, Satyajeet Ray took Indian Cinema to great heights and at par with the west.

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9. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Alam_AraAlam Ara - Wikipedia

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   Alam Ara ( transl. Ornament of the World) is a 1931 Indian Hindustani -language historical fantasy film directed and produced by Ardeshir Irani.