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| Tansen | ||
| 1943, 35mm, B&W, 122 mins, Hindi | ||
| Director | ||
| Jayant Desai | ||
| Screenplay | ||
| Jayant Desai | ||
| Cinematography | ||
One of K L Saigal.s best-known films, it features him in the title role of the legendary classical musician from Mughal Emperor Akbar.s court. Tansen created some of the best-known Raags. The film is presented as a love fantasy between Tansen and a shepherdess, Tani, and recreates several legends about Indian classical music, such as its ability to clam animals, cause trees to flower and cure gravely ill people. | Gordhanbhai Patel | |
| Editor | ||
| No | ||
| Music | ||
| Khemchand Prakash | ||
| Cast | ||
| K L Saigal,Khursheed, Mubarak, Nagendra, Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay | ||
| Art | ||
| Sound | ||
| Costumes | ||
| Production | ||
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| Festival And Awards | ||
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