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Photographic lobby still for the film 'Ab Dilli Dur Nahin'
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Museum of Art & Photography
Bangalore, India
Photographic lobby still for the Hindi film 'Ab Dilli Dur Nahin' (translation: The Destination Is Not Too Far), released in the year 1957.
The frame depicts the scene where murderer Mukundala (Anwar Hussain) is caught lying about Rattan's death and captured by Rattan's friends. In the frame, Mukundalal stands in the centre, held by three kids and surrounded by the rest, armed with various objets to beat him. On the card's bottom left is a logogram of the Parliament with text reading 'RAJ KAPOOR'S' and 'Ab Dilli Dur Nahin' (Devnagri) under it. Below it reads 'DIRECTION' and AMAR KUMAR' under. RK Films' company logo is printed on the bottom right.
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- Title: Photographic lobby still for the film 'Ab Dilli Dur Nahin'
- Creator: Unknown
- Location: India
- Physical Dimensions: H. 25.1 cm, W. 30.2 cm
- Type: Lobby Still
- Contributor: Museum of Art & Photography
- Medium: Silver gelatin print- hand-painted
- Release Date: 1957
- Credits: Written by Rajinder Singh Bedi, Muhafiz Hyder and Akhtar Mirza, the movie was produced by Raj Kapoor under the direction of Amar Kumar and music by Dattaram Wadkar. Starring in the lead were Motilal (Hariram), Sulochana Latkar (Bela), Master Romi (Rattan)
- Category: Popular Art
- Banner: Banner- R.K. Films Ltd. Producer- Raj Kapoor
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