FilmIndia (1946)

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February, 1946 FILM INDIA sent bureaucracy, the average policeman in our country seems to have lost sight of the missionary aspect of his vocation. As a protector of law and order, his duty is to guide and protect the peop.'e and not to heck.'e and manhandle them. The average policeman behaves like a licensed goonda in uniform and thinks that the rest of the world is full of criminals. A policeman's profession is as great as that of a doctor or a nurse if he looks at it from a humanitarian angle. A policeman should be a friend of the people if he wishes to earn his livelihood honestly. ML HT. PAXCHALI (Bangalore) What have you to say about the Educational Films of India5 This institution produces very crude films at present. But it is on the right lines and may some day give us good stuff with some educational value. At present, it helps only to educate Ambalal Patel. its proprietor, who missed some education in his childhood. R G KRISHNASWAMY (Madras) In what language Devika and Rcerich converse with each other? Love doesn't need a tongue. A look is enough to get a dart back. Who is the father of film criticism in India5 Baburao PateL And he is the complete dynasty. VIDVADHAR P. XAGARKAR (Bombay) What is your opinion about girls? Fine. I think they are an interesting addition to our present design of life. Are the spirits visible or invisible? Have vou ever seen them? Oh yes. several times. In their visible form I have seen them in the bottle and in the glass and in their invisible form in people who had poured them into themselves. SALLM ULLAH KHAAX (Sau-or) What do you think of Nargis as a film artiste? We have very few girls who can act and Nargis is one of them The girl has talent which can blossom beautifully under a good director. SATYAXARAYAX X. S. (Bangalore) How does a candid film review help — to guide the film-goers, to help the producers or to improve the contents of our films? In this country a candid film review does not help anyone because the majority of our filmgoers are congenital idiots; most of our prod cers are unpunished criminals and almost all oi our technicians are still-born pioneers. SADHU RAM SETHI (Ludhiana) Which is better: to spend Rs. i|2 for a film show or to drink milk worth the money? If you are b'essed with a frame like Pandit Indra's, that milk is your necessity. But if vou are carrying weight like me on the body and the mind, you need mental relaxation. THE FILM WORLD (INDIA) LTD. THE MOTION PICTURE EXPONENTS OF INDIAN LIFE. ART AND CULTURE. 1 PRODUCERS, DISTRIBUTORS & EXHIBITORS) An episode from the Rajput History Anx<pam Chitra's ( in HINDI & MARWARI ) "N A Z R A N A" . (with the famous pair of MOTHER India ) ASHIQUE Hussain & Anuradha * For Particulars . . And we distribute pictures for Overseas. In every corner of CONTACT the world wherever an Indian THE breathes. FILM WORLD (India) LTD. 552A: HORMUSJEE ADENWALLA ROAD. Cable ■. SCREENMAN. BOMBAY 19 17