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Harishchandrachi Factory to tell story behind making of India’s first feature film

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Posted: May 03, 2008 at 0256 hrs IST

Pune, May 02 The story of how the father of Indian film industry Dadasaheb Phalke made Raja Harishchandra the first feature film in India would now be told to the world through the medium of cinema itself. Shooting has already begun for this film, titled Harishchandrachi Factory.

Incidentally Raja Harishchandra was released exactly 95 years ago-on May 3, 1913.

Paresh Mokashi is the writer and the director of the film, whereas Shrirang Godbole is the executive producer of this first of his kind venture.

"The film is of two hours duration and is totally based on facts. The budget goes slightly higher as compared with other movies, but the audience will surely like the film," said Mokashi. According to the maker, no feature film has been made so far on Dadasaheb Phalke. His film Harishchandrachi Factory is an attempt to bring forward the incredible story of how India's first film was put together. "Currently the Marathi film industry is doing very well in terms of effective handling of innovative subjects, which is matter of great sense of pride for all of us, who are associated with it. We hope that this film will not only introduce the current generation to origin of film making in India but would also act as a source of inspiration for them," said Shrirang Goadbole. The production of the film is underway in Pune since April 15 and is likely to be completed in a schedule of 45 days.

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we all owe by Sudipto Chakravorty on 20 Aug 2011

This movie is about giving our respect to the father of India cinema.. 95 years is late. i am happy we have it now..:)

harishchandraachi factory film by gajanan pole on 18 Jul 2009

indian film industry owes its pride and success today because of late shri dadasaheb phalkes strenous pioneering efforts. though awards are given in his name everyyear for the production of best film etc.,every year,it is unfortunate that no body had thought of offering his best feelings of his or their indebtness inthe memory of this great outstanding personality of mr.phalke.under the situation and circumstances,mr.paresh mokashis film harishchandrachi factory deserves all praise and congratulations. being one amongst millions of film lovers of india,more particularly being an ardent lover of marathi and marathi culture,i extend my sincere congrats and best wishes to shri paresh mokashi for his well thought, opportune,over due film harishchandrachi factory.

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