Harishchandra (1951)
Harishchandra is a 1951 Indian Nepali-language film based on the story of the legendary king Harischandra from Hindu mythology. This is credited as the first Nepali language film however, many don't acknowledge as so, since all of the production and filming was in India.
Director: Sangh Rathi
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Prem Najir as Harishchandra |
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Chandra Kanta as Taramati |
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Sheila Devi as Menaka |
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B. B. Pariyar as Rishi Vishwamitra |
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Rosy Mary as |
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Nandalal as |
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Bal Bahadur Syando as |
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Peter Rai as |
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Sagar Dutta Koirala as |
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Dornath Sharma as |
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Dilu Singh Kshetri as |
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Ranu Devi as |
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Manu Devi as |
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Harka Bahadur as |
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Dambar Singh Tamang as |
| Directing | Sangh Rathi | Director |
| Production | Thakur Prasad | Producer |
| Production | P.K Vanerji | Producer |
| Production | D.B. Pariyar | Producer |
| Production | Hari Prasad Mukharjee | Producer |
| Camera | Suresh Das | Camera Operator |
