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 ==See also==
-[[CinemaScope films in Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka]]  [[70mm films in India/ South Asia ]]  [[Cinerama theatres in India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka]]  [[3D films in South Asia ]]  [[Colour films in South Asia]] [[Colour films in India]] [[Colour films in Hindi-Urdu]]
+[[CinemaScope films in Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka]]
 [[Indian cinema: historical outline]] Covers the era before the first Indian feature film[[Indian cinema: 1913-20]] [[Indian cinema: 1920-29]] [[Indian cinema: 1930-39]] [[Indian cinema: 1940-49]] [[Indian cinema: 1950-59]] [[Indian cinema: 1960-69]] [[Indian cinema: 1970-79]] [[Indian cinema: 1980-89]] [[Indian cinema: 1990-99]] [[Indian cinema: 2000-09]] [[Indian cinema: 2010-19]]
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	[[Indian cinema: historical outline]] Covers the era before the first Indian feature film[[Indian cinema: 1913-20]] [[Indian cinema: 1920-29]] [[Indian cinema: 1930-39]] [[Indian cinema: 1940-49]] [[Indian cinema: 1950-59]] [[Indian cinema: 1960-69]] [[Indian cinema: 1970-79]] [[Indian cinema: 1980-89]] [[Indian cinema: 1990-99]] [[Indian cinema: 2000-09]] [[Indian cinema: 2010-19]]		[[Indian cinema: historical outline]] Covers the era before the first Indian feature film[[Indian cinema: 1913-20]] [[Indian cinema: 1920-29]] [[Indian cinema: 1930-39]] [[Indian cinema: 1940-49]] [[Indian cinema: 1950-59]] [[Indian cinema: 1960-69]] [[Indian cinema: 1970-79]] [[Indian cinema: 1980-89]] [[Indian cinema: 1990-99]] [[Indian cinema: 2000-09]] [[Indian cinema: 2010-19]]
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 [[File:Mughal.jpg| Adjusted for inflation and population, India’s most successful film ever is either K.Asif’s Mughal-e-Azam (1960: above) or Sholay. Mughal-e-Azam was shot ‘partly in colour.’ In 2004 all the black and white portions were colourised. However, the original Technicolor sequences, like the one show above (featuring Madhubala), remain vastly superior in the sharpness and quality of their colours, despite the technological advances of almost half a century. |frame| 500px]]
 : Film Finance Corporation (FFC) formed with authorized capital of Rs 1 crore. The Government of India acquires Prabhat Studios to set up The Film Institute of India. The Institute for Film Technology is started in Madras. The Hindustan Photo Film manufacturing Co. starts making B&W X-ray film. Ranadheera Kanteerava is the first big Kannada hit establishing its star, Rajkumar. K.Asif’s Mughal-e-Azam hits the screen after almost 10 years in the making and is a resounding success. Gandhian Sarvodaya workers start a series of protests against indecent film posters and hoardings. The weekly tabloid Movieland is launched in Madras.
 : Mrinal Sen’s Baishey Sravan shown at National Film Theatre in London draws great critical acclaim. First Rajasthani film, Babasa Ri Laadi.
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 : Mrinal Sen’s Bhuvan Shome in Hindi becomes a trendsetter for low budget offbeat films. In the wake of its commercial success FFC declares its policy to back low budget offbeat films. Uski Roti directed by Mani Kaul also produced by the FFC. Aradhana makes Rajesh Khanna a megastar. Publication of P.Parrains’s Regards sur le cinema indien in Paris. First Satyajit Ray retrospective held at the Cinematheque, Paris. Deaths of S.S. Vasan and Ardheshir Irani.
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		+	Rank Film Name
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		+	1. Upkaar
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		+	2. Farz
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		+	3. Hamraaz
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		+	4. Ram aur Shyam
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		+	5. Jewel Thief
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		+	6. Shagird
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		+	7. An Evening in Paris
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		+	8. Patthar Ke Sanam
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		+	9. Aag (1967)
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		+	10. Aamne Saamne
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		+	11. Around The World
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		+	12. Aman
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		+	13. Night in London
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		+	14. Ram Rajya
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		+	15. Meharbaan
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		+	16. Dil Ne Pukara
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		+	17. Palki
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		+	18. Raaz (1967)
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		+	19. Ghar Ki Chirag
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		+	20. Chandan Ka Palna
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		+	21. A Night In London

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