Indian cinema turned 100 today. In a country
where over 1,000 films are made every year, in several languages, when
we celebrate a century of filmmaking excellence,Bollywood movies,
naturally comprise the majority of Indian film industry, while regional
films make up the rest (Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi,
Oriya, Bengali, Gujarati, Bhojpuri etc).
From Teflon coated candyfloss romances peppered with lavish song-dance sequences shot in exotic locales, gritty underworld flicks, coming of age pangs of 20-somethings, kick butt action capers to social melodramas and tickle you pink stories - the Indian movies have just about touched every genre of entertainment.
The first film made by an Indian was Raja Harishchandra, which was shown to the public on May 3, 1913. As we enter the 100th year of India cinema, we take a look at the silent era (from 1913 to 1930) of the movies and present to you our top 10 films from this period.
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