More songs from 'Ramshastri 1944' are HERE Title music and Screen credits: http://youtu.be/va4Ng-tcsmU Don gadicha dav tyala http://youtu.be/ysb2TF12sEY Verses Recital : http://youtu.be/uGlaW0tH_zs Sukumar majha ram van: http://youtu.be/QDTitwS1ceI Hasun bol na rusu nako: http://youtu.be/HGjqgV865ow Mi kashila ga janar http://youtu.be/8GuUDjDkTr0 Dekhavena jevha ha ghor http://youtu.be/3Wr3HUcc-G0 Avatarach tu narvara: http://youtu.be/UIB0T1KQZi0 Jai Dev Jai Dev Sukha Harta: http://youtu.be/HWYN39eTPq0 Ramshastri (1944) Indian Cinema, The Early Years CAST:- Gajanan Jagirdar, Hansa Wadkar, Master Vithal, Ganapatrao, Sudhabai Apte, Lalita Pawar, Ramsingh, Manjarekar Produced by Prabhat Films Directed by Gajanan Jagirdar Music by Keshavrao Bhole, G. Damle Songs by Shataram Athavala, S.A. Shukla Bengal film Journalist Associations had given , the Best film, Best Director and the Best Child artist award. The film was also released in Hindi. Ramshastri's director was partly done by Raja Nene and Vishram Bedekar, In order to avoid the cenflicts, titles were nto shown in the film by Prabhat. Prabhat Film Cmpany was one of the pioneers of the film industry in India. It was started in 1929 by men who were technical experts in the medium. Prabhat began by making silent films and in 1932 started producing talkies. Today, the oldest film available in India is a Prabhat production "Ayodhyecha Raja (1932)". In 1933 the PrabhRamshastri44-Kaise Kheloon Main Khel Nahin Bhayeat Company produced India's first colour (tinted) film.Prabhat films were made to educate and entertain. Authenticity of sets and costumes were their hallmark. Ranging in theme from mythological to the social, they always aimed at contemporary relevances. Even today, they make an amazing impact on Indian audiences. Prabhat made about 50 films in various languages, most in Hindi and Marathi, before it closed down in 1953. Ramshastri, produced by Prabhat Film Company in 1944, is a historical film, recognized in India as a classic. It is set in the 18th century whan the descendents of the Maratha King Shivaji were the rulesr of that state. However, administration and power was allocated to their Prime Ministers known as Peshwas. Ramshastri was appointed as the Court Judge by Madhavrao Peshwa. Internecine rivalry led to intrigue, assination and a power struggle during Ramshastri's tenure. His pronouncements are revered till today as containing the essence of pure justice. FILM REVIEW:- The biological film traces the career of an intrepid judge during the Peshwa regime of the Maratha Empire. The incorruptible Judge Ramshastri boldly sentences the ruling Peshwa with punishment by death for murdering his nephew. The reconstruction of history is marked by dramatic thrills, the use of resplendent costuimes and breath taking opulent decor an sets. Shown at a number of National and International Film Festivals. The film received The Best Film Award" by Bengal Film Association. NOSTALGIA 1944 - Increase in Entertainment Tax in Bombay, Madras, United Province and Central Province. - Father of Indian cinema Dada Sahab Phalke died on 16th February. - Prabhat's ambitious film Ramshastri released. - Dilip Kumar debuted in Hindi films with the release of Jwar Bhata. - Jemini's Rattan proved to be a massive hit across the nation. POPULAR FILMS OF 1944 1. Bhanwara : Kidar Sharma - K L Saigal, Kamla, Arun 2. Bharthari : C Doshi - Surendra, Mumtaz Shanti 3. Jwar Bhata : Amiya Chakraborty - Dilip Kumar, Aaga, Shamim 4. Ram Shastri : Jagirdar - Jagirdar, Shakuntala, Anant Marathe 5. Rattan : M Sadiq - Karan Diwan, Swarn Lata 6. Chal Chal Re Naujawan : Gyan Mukherjee - Naseem, Ashok Kumar POPULAR SONGS OF 1944 1. Chanda Des Piya Ke Ja : Bharthari - Amirbai 2. Do Dilon Ko Ye Duniya : Chand - Manju 3. Sanjh Ki Bela Panchhi Akela : Jwar Bhata - Arun Kumar 4. Ankhiyan Mila Ke : Rattan - Zohrabai 5. Sawan Ke Baadlon : Rattan - Zohrabai, Karan Diwan 6. Jab Tum Hi Chale Pardes : Rattan - Karan Diwan SYNOPSIS:- Ramshastri (1944) Marathi In this epic historical feature, a mother struggles to provide for her young Brahmin son, Ram, after his father's death. The mother is too poor to pay for his education, so the boy leaves determined to become educated. He finds a teacher, and suffers many humiliations, eventually returning home a learned man. On his return, his mother dies, worn out by her hard life. Ram and his wife move to the city where he becomes chief justice for the ruling prince. Here he must contend with court intrigue while using his wisdom to dispense justice. After the prince dies there is a bloody contest for the throne which ends with an assassination. Ram must face his most difficult challenge, overcoming public silence, to bring to justice a member of the court. An epic film, Ramshastri was one of the final productions of the famed Prabhat Studio

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