Quasi-historical adventure movie based on the exploits of the 17th-C. Maratha emperor Shivaji (Bhosle). A large part of the film was shot in a cave where Shivaji meets the Subedar of Kalyan (Bhave). The design of the cave is often hailed as an art-directorial triumph for the studio. The film's dramatic highlight occurs when, inspecting stolen Mughal wealth, Shivaji suddenly confronts not a box-full of coins but a fair maiden (Sultana) emerging from one of the crates full of treasure. It is also stunt superstar Master Vithal's debut, apparently in the role of a dancing-girl.
Cast: Chimasaheb Bhosle, KP Bhave, Shahzadi Sultana
Crew: Baburao Painter (Director), Sheikh Fattelal (Director of Photography)
Genres: Adventure
Release Dates: 01 Jan 1924 (India)
Did you know? This movie marks stunt superstar Master Vithal's debut, apparently in the role of a dancing-girl. Read More
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Film Type:
Feature
Language:
Silent
Colour Info:
Black & White
Frame Rate:
24 fps
Aspect Ratio:
2.39:1 (Scope)
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Trivia:
A large part of this film was shot in a cave where Shivaji meets the Subedar of Kalyan (Bhave). The design of the cave is often hailed as an art-directorial triumph for the studio.
This film's dramatic highlight occurs when, inspecting stolen Mughal wealth, Shivaji suddenly confronts not a box-full of coins but a fair maiden (Sultana) emerging from one of the crates full of treasure.
This movie marks stunt superstar Master Vithal's debut, apparently in the role of a dancing-girl.
This film's dramatic highlight occurs when, inspecting stolen Mughal wealth, Shivaji suddenly confronts not a box-full of coins but a fair maiden (Sultana) emerging from one of the crates full of treasure.
This movie marks stunt superstar Master Vithal's debut, apparently in the role of a dancing-girl.
