List of films shot in Rajasthan

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Pinjar (film) in Sri Ganganagar district

e Indian state of Rajasthan has often been used as a site for filming movies and TV serials. The state has served as the backdrop for many Indian as well as foreign movies.

Famous films shot in Rajasthan include:

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