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Kalpana

film by Shankar [1948]
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  • Uday Shankar
    Uday Shankar
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    …made the semi-autobiographical dance-based film Kalpana (1948; “Imagination”), starring himself, his wife (Amala Shankar), and a cast of young dancers including Padmini, who would later star opposite Raj Kapoor in films such as Jis Desh Mein Ganga Behti Hai (1960; “The Country Where the Ganges Flows”) and Mera Naam Joker…

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    …made the semi-autobiographical dance-based film Kalpana (1948; “Imagination”), starring himself, his wife (Amala Shankar), and a cast of young dancers including Padmini, who would later star opposite Raj Kapoor in films such as Jis Desh Mein Ganga Behti Hai (1960; “The Country Where the Ganges Flows”) and Mera Naam Joker…

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