Fun with filmi ads…MUKTI SANGRAM (1931) aka: VAGABOND LOVER
May 27, 2019 in Uncategorized
Archives
Archive of Blog Interviews
Archive of Filmi ads
- Alakh Niranjan (1940)
- Angaray (1954)
- Chalis Baba Ek Chor (1954)
- CRIMINAL (1939)
- Daughter of the Sea (1945)
- Diamond King (194?)
- DIAMOND QUEEN (1940) starring Fearless Nadia
- Diwali (1940)
- EXTRA GIRL (1947) and STAGE GIRL (1947)
- Fashionable Wife (1958)
- Gogola…the Bollywood Godzilla
- Imperial Mail (1939)
- KAUN PARDESI and DEVIL OR SAITAN
- Kismetwali (1947) starring Fearless Nadia
- Madhur Milan (1955)
- Mirza Sahiban (1929)
- Mukti Sangram (1931) aka Vagabond Lover
- Rang Mahal (1948)
- Red-Light (1947)
- Safdar Jung (1930)
- Sher-E-Bengal (1947)
- Shri Naqad Narayan (1955)
- Stunt films from Mohan studios
- Tarzan and Gorilla (1963)
- Vakil Saheb (1943)
Archive of Funny Foto Captions
Archive of Movie Trailers
- Gumnaam (1965)
- Tarzan Comes to Delhi (1965)
- Wahan Ke Log (1967) Bollywood sci fi at it’s best!
Archive of Movies
- ***Rare Stills from the Silent Era***
- Actor (1950)
- ALL FOR LOVE (1931)
- All for Money (1929)
- Asha (1938)
- Bahadur Kisan (1938)
- Be-Gunah (1949)
- Bharat Ki Beti (1935)
- Bhoole Bhatke (1952)
- Black Out (1942)
- Brahma Vishnu Mahesh
- Bulbule Baghdad (1941)
- C.I.D. Girl (1959)
- Carnival Queen (1955)
- Chaahat Ek Nasha…(2005)
- Chandrasena (1959)
- Chashmawali (1939)
- Choron Ka Chor (1970)
- Circus Queen (1959)
- Circuswale (1950)
- College Girl (1935)
- Dancing Girl or Gutter Nu Gulab (1927)
- Delhi Junction (1960)
- Desh Deepak (1935)
- Diler Daku (1957)
- Ek Jind Ek Jaan (2006)
- Ek Roz (1947)
- Fifty-Fifty (1956)
- First Love (1961)
- Gaanwar (1970)
- Gaja Gauri (1926)
- Gool Badan (1928)
- Hell's Paradise (1929)
- Her Highness (1946)
- His Highness (1937)
- Indira, M.A. (1934)
- JAAL SAAZ (1969)
- Jai Bharat (1936)
- Jio-Raja (1949)
- Laat Saheb (1946)
- Ladies Only (1939)
- Lat Sahab (1946)
- Love Express (2011)
- Manmohan (1936)
- Miss 1933 (1933)
- Modern Girl (1935)
- Mr. Jhatpat (1943)
- Namak (1947)
- Papi Gudia (1996)
- Poor Sweethearts aka Bhole-Bhale (1939)
- Ram Bhakta Hanuma (1969)
- Sagai (1951)
- Sati Simantini (1925)
- Sher-e-Baghdad (1946)
- Shri Ram Bhakta Hanuman (1948)
- THE LION OF MEWAR (1926)
- Tin-Tin-Tin (1959)
- We Three (1938)
- Young India or Jai Bharati (1929)
Articles of Interest
Blogroll
- Beth Loves Bollywood Indeed she does, and she loves Shashi Kapoor, also! And you get plenty more with Beth’s blog as she discusses vintage and new Bollywood. Can you feel the love?!
- Cinema Jadoo My other blog, Cinema Jadoo explores Hindi language horror, mystery, sci-fi, fantasy, and jungle thrillers from the silent days through today.
- Die, Danger, Die, Die Kill! Todd is awesome! He really is. He loves all kinds of crazy world cinema, and he discusses it with great humor while never putting it down. He can’t, he just loves it too much!
- Filmi Girl!! My morning is not complete without reading Filmi Girl’s round-up of the latest Bollywood goss. She also keeps me informed of the latest must see Tollywood, Sandalwood, and other regional DVD releases. I thank you Film Girl, as does Visa and Discover
- Memsaab Story If you thought I was addicted to Bollywood films, well, you must check out Greta’s blog. She makes my obsession look like mild curiosity! And she will make you laugh, too!
- Music from the Third Floor A great place to download vintage Bollywood LPs and burn them onto disc…some swell music can be found here!
- Old Malayalam Cinema What can I say, this is one amazing website, devoted to vintage Malayalam language films.
Magazines that I write for
- Classic Images If you love old Hollywood movies this monthly magazine is a must!
- FilmFax The best of the best for inteviews with obscure actors, articles on cult films, and so much more.
- Films of the Golden Age Second only to Classic Images as the best vintage movie magazine around.
- Video Watchdog Tim Lucas’ amazing magazine covers a wide variety of film from all over the world. You will discover films you never knew existed and read some of the most fascinating interviews ever.
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