List of Hindi films of 1924

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A list of films produced by the Bollywood film industry based in Mumbai in 1924: [1] [2] [3] [4]

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1924 in Indian cinema

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TitleDirectorCastGenreNotes
Cinematographer
Ashwathama Dadasaheb Phalke Bhaurao Datar, Dada Pendse, Gotiram, Madhav MalusareMythologyHindustan Cinema Film Co., Nasik
DOP: Anna Salunke
Atma Bal a.k.a. Sundar KamdarElizer, AsoojiMajestic Film Co.
Bal Shringee or Bal ShringiMythologyEastern Film Co., Baroda
Bali YagnaV. K. PattaniNanubhai, Batukbhai VaidyaMythologySaurashtra Film Co., Rajkot
DOP:Champaklal Pattani
Bali Yagna a.k.a. Self-surrender At The Feet of the MasterKanjibhai RathodMythology
Bismi Sadi a.k.a. Twentieth Century Homi Master Raja Sandow, Miss Moti, Noor Mohammed Charlie SocialKohinoor Film Co.
DOP: D. D. Dabke
Bhakta SudhanvaDevotionalStar Films Ltd.
DOP: Vishnu B. Joshi
Chandan MalayagiriNaval GandhiMajestic Film Co.
Chandragupta And Mahatma Chanakya a.k.a. Chandragupta ChanakyaJilloobai, AsoojiHistoricalStar Films Ltd.
DOP: Vishnu B. Joshi
Chandranath Naresh Mitra Durgadas Bannerjee, Nirmalbala, Naresh Mitra, Jogesh ChowdhurySocialTaj Mahal Film Co, Calcutta
DOP: Noni gopal Sanyal
Datta Janma a.k.a. Sati AnsuyaG. V. SaneBhaurao Datar, Bachu, Ashraben, MotiramDevotionalHindustan Cinema Film Co., Nasik
DOP: Anna Salunke, Chauhan
Dhruva Charitra a.k.a. The Story Of DhruvaJyotish BannerjeePatience Cooper, Dadabhai Sarkari, Signor P. Mannelli, Signorina F. Mannelli, James Mcgrath, Master Mohan, M. Monilal, Agha Hashar Kashmiri MythologySelect Oriental Films, Madan Theatres Ltd.
DOP: Eugenio D. Liguoro
Draupadi Bhagya a.k.a. Draupadi's FateRaghupathy S. PrakasaMythologyIndian Craft Co., Madras, Hindustan Cinema Film Co., Nasik
Gajendra Moksham a.k.a. Gajendra's NirvanaRaghupathy S. PrakasaMythologyStar Of the East Film Co.
Gomata a.k.a. Sacred CowDevotional Madan Theatres Ltd.
Gul-E-Bakavali Kanjibhai Rathod Zubeida, Fatma Begum, Khalil, Sultana, Noor Mohammed Charlie, Abdul Ghani, Miss Moti, Jamuna Sr.LegendKohinoor Film Company
Ishq No UmedwarSaurashtra Film Co.
Jayadratha VadhaG. V. SaneBhaurao Datar, Bachu PawarMythologyHindustan Cinema Film Co., Nasik
DOP: Anna Salunke, Chauhan

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TitleDirectorCastGenreNotes
Cinematographer
Kala Naag a.k.a. Triumph Of Justice a.k.a. Kalyug Ki Sati Homi Master Zubeida, Fatma Begum, Khalil, Sultana, Ibrahim, Tara, Miss Moti, SavitaTrue-life Crime Thriller Kohinoor Film Company
DOP: Gajanan S. Devare, D. D. Dabke
Kalyan Khajina a.k.a. The Treasures of Khajina Baburao Painter Sultana, Master Vithal, Kamaladevi, Nalini, Zunzharrao Pawar, Baburao Painter, Chimasaheb Bhosle, K. P. BhaveCrime ThrillerMaharashtra Film Company, Kolhapur
DOP: S. Fattelal
Karan Ghelo a.k.a. Karan Waghela S. N. Patankar HistoricalNational Film Company
DOP: Shree Nath Patankar
Kismet Ka Shikar a.k.a. Victims Of FateSocialMadan Theatres Ltd.
Krishna Kumari a.k.a. Daughter Of ShripurGajanan S. DevareCostumeKohinoor Film Co.
Manorama a.k.a. Hridaya Triputi Homi Master Zubeida, Khalil, SultanaSocialKohinoor Film Co.
Mishar Rani a.k.a. Queen Of MisharJyotish BannerjeeDurgadas Bannerjee, Ahindra Choudhury, Krishnabhamini, Niharbala, NaserwanjiCostume Madan Theatres Ltd.
Municipal Election a.k.a. Municipal Nivadnuk Dadasaheb Phalke Bachu Pawar, Baburao Datar, Sakharam Jadhav, ShindeSocialHindustan Cinema Film Co., Nasik
Nanda Batrisi a.k.a. Nand BatrishiDolores Berry, AsoojiDevotionalMajestic Film Co.
Nandanar a.k.a. Bhakta NandanRaghupathy S. PrakasaDevotionalStar Of The East Film Co., Madras
Narsinh MehtaGajanan S. DevareBiopic DevotionalKohinoor Film Company
DOP: Gajanan S. Devare
Navin Bharat a.k.a. New India a.k.a. Naveen BharatKashinath ChatterjeeSocial Madan Theatres Ltd., Calcutta
Navi Sethani a.k.a. Kanya Vikrya Ni Kahani Homi Master SocialKohinoor Film Company
Paper Parinam a.k.a. Crime And PunishmentProbodh Chandra Bose, Nirmalendu Lahiri, Prabhadevi, PrabhavatiSocial Madan Theatres Ltd., Calcutta
Patni Pratap a.k.a. Wife's Achievement J. J. Madan Patience Cooper Social Madan Theatres Ltd., Calcutta
Poona Raided a.k.a. Poona Par HalloB. V. (Mama) WarerkarDulari, Sundar Rao Nadkarni, Vishnupant Pagnis, Miss Bhawani. Krishnarao Ketkar, Vishnupant Pagnis, Miss Kaiser, Baburao Sansare, Datta Varane, Shankarrao Shinde, Pandharinath KaleHistoricalDeccan Pictures Corp.
DOP: Ramrao Anandkar
Prithvi Vallabh a.k.a. The Lord Of Love And PowerManilal JoshiP.Y. Altekar, Wagle Sandow, Fatma Begum, Zubeida, Sultana, Miss Jaina, Bhalji PendharkarHistoricalBased on K.M. Munshi's novel of the same name. Ashoka Pictures
DOP: Vishnu B. Joshi
Prithviraj Chouhan a.k.a. Prithviraj ChauhanHistoricalEastern Film Co., Baroda
Ra Mandlik Homi Master Raja Sandow, Miss Yakbal, Ganibabu, RajababuHistoricalKohinoor Film Co.
DOP: Gajanan S. Devare
Raja HarishchandraD.D. Dabke, Narayan DewareMythology
Ranakdevi S. N. Patankar Tarabai Koregaonkar, C. C. ShahHistoricalNational Film Co.
DOP: S. N. Patankar
Razia BegumNanubhai Desai, Bhagwati Mishra Raja Sandow, JilloobaiHistoricalMajestic Film Company.
Repentance a.k.a. Paap No PashchatapNaval GandhiDolores Berry, TaraSocialMajestic Film Company.

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TitleDirectorCastGenreNotes
Cinematographer
Sadevant SavlingaCostumeKohinoor Film Co.
Sadguni Sushila a.k.a. Sushila The Virtuous a.k.a. Triumph Of TruthKanjibhai Rathod Raja Sandow True-life Thriller DramaKohinoor Film Company
Samudra Manthan a.k.a. The Churning Of The Ocean a.k.a. Ahankar VijayaV.K. PattaniBatukbhai Vaidya, NanubaiMythologySaurashtra Film Co., Rajkot
DOP: Champaklal Pattani
SanyasiNaval GandhiSocialMajestic Film Co.
Sati Padmini a.k.a. Beauty of Rajasthan a.k.a. Siege of Chittor Baburao Painter Ganpat Bakre, Balasaheb Yadav, Nalini, Zunzharrao Pawar, Dwarka, BediHistorical DramaMaharashtra Film Co.
DOP: S. Fattelal
Sati SardarbaNanubhai Desai Fatma Begum, Sultana, Mohanlala, Putli, Zubeida DevotionalSaraswati Film Co.
DOP: Bhogilal K. M. Dave
Sati SeetaKanjibhai RathodReligiousKohinoor Film Co.
DOP: Gajanan S. Devare
Sati Sone a.k.a. Halaman Jethvo Homi Master Raja Sandow, Janibabu, Rajababu, Miss Moti, Jamuna Sr.DevotionalKohinoor Film Co.
Shah Jehan a.k.a. ShahjehanArdeshir M. Irani, Naval GandhiBhagwati Mishra, Elizer, JilloobaiHistoricalMajestic Film Company
Shaitan PujariSocialPunjab Film Mfg. Co.
Sharda Dadasaheb Phalke SocialHindustan Cinema Film Company, Nasik
Shivaji's Escape From Agra a.k.a. Shivajichi Agryahun Sutaka Dadasaheb Phalke Bhaurao Datar, Jardos, Laxman MalusareHistoricalHindustan Cinema Film Co., Nasik
DOP: Anna Salunke
Sita Shuddhi a.k.a. Ram Ravan Yuddha a.k.a. The Purification Of SitaG. V. Sane, Dadasaheb Phalke Vasant Shinde, ChavanReligiousHindustan Cinema Film Co., Nasik
DOP: Anna Salunke
Shri Dnyaneshwar S. N. Patankar DevotionalNational Film Company
DOP: S. N. Patankar
Sita Vanvas a.k.a. Uttar RamcharitraV. S. NirantarReligiousHindustan Cinema Film Company, Nasik
Sharif Badmash a.k.a. Society Scoundrel Kanjibhai Rathod Ermeline, Madanrai Vakil, Shiraz Ali Hakim, DorothySocialSaurashtra Film Co., Rajkot
DOP: Chimanlal Luhar
Sund And UpsundG. V. SaneMythologyHindustan Cinema Film Company, Nasik
The Debt Of Sin a.k.a. Paap No FejArdeshir Irani, Naval GandhiElizer, Bhagwati Mishra, Tara, AsoojiTrue-life Crime ThrillerMajestic Film Co. Bhogilal K. M. Dave
Turki Hoor J. J. Madan Patience Cooper, Master Mohan, Master Narmada Shankar, Surajram, Sharifa, ManilalCostume Madan Theatres Ltd.
Usha Swapna a.k.a. Usha's DreamRaghupathy S. PrakasaMythologyStar Of The East Film Co., Madras
Vasant PrabhaProbodh Bose, M. Hussain, Kusumkumari, PrabhadeviSocial Madan Theatres Ltd.
Veer Ahir Homi Master K. B. Athavale, JamnaLegendKohinoor Film Co.
Veer BharatJyotish BannerjeeCostume Madan Theatres Ltd.
Veer Durgadas a.k.a. Brave DurgadasBhagwati MishraBhagwati Mishra, Jilloo, AsoojiHistoricalMajestic Film Co.
Vijaya a.k.a. Victory a.k.a. VijayBhagwati MishraStar Films Ltd.
Vikram Charitra a.k.a. BuddhibalNanubhai Desai, Dorabsha KohlaTara, Asubhai, GopaljiLegendSaraswati Film Company
Wages of Sin Madan Theatres Ltd.

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