17 Facts About Raja Harishchandra

Raja Harishchandra imported the hardware required for filmmaking and exhibition from England, France, Germany, and the United States.

Raja Harishchandra published advertisements in various newspapers calling for the cast and crew.

Raja Harishchandra reaches a place where the sage Vishvamitra is performing a yajna to get help from Triguna Shakti against their will.

Raja Harishchandra unwittingly interrupts Vishvamitra in the midst of his yajna by releasing the three powers.

Raja Harishchandra set up a processing room and taught his family to perforate and develop the film.

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Raja Harishchandra planted some peas in a pot, placed a camera in front of it, and shot one frame a day for over a month.

Friends and neighbours had often called Phalke "Raja Harishchandra" for having sold all his belongings, except his wife's mangala sutra, to fulfil his filmmaking dream.

Raja Harishchandra discontinued the advertisements and decided to scout for the artists through theatre companies.

Raja Harishchandra was asked either to pay a high salary or to marry the woman.

Raja Harishchandra agreed to work in films when Phalke offered him a raise of five rupees.

Raja Harishchandra offered similar help, but Phalke politely declined as the majority of the cast and crew were finalised.

Raja Harishchandra painted the scenes for the palace, jungle, mountains, fields and caves himself on curtains.

Raja Harishchandra decided to take on the responsibility for the scriptment, direction, production design, make-up, Film editing, and film processing.

Raja Harishchandra asked Trymbak B Telang, his childhood friend from Nashik, to come to Bombay.

Raja Harishchandra immediately reported to the Faujdar who visited the temple.

Raja Harishchandra had his actors enact some of the film's scenes at the town's crossroads.

An argument has been made in favour of Raja Harishchandra Harischandra that Shree Pundalik is a cinematographic recording of a play, using a single, fixed camera and it was filmed by a British cameraman with the film stock processed in London.