The forgotten film studio that started South Indian cinema
Hyderabad, May 31 -- Before Hyderabad became a major film hub and long before modern studios transformed Indian cinema, a small city in Andhra Pradesh created history. Many people do not know that the first film studio in South India was established in Rajahmundry nearly 90 years ago.
Known as Durga Cinetone, this studio played a crucial role in the early growth of Telugu cinema and helped lay the foundation for the industry we see today.
Where Was South India's First Film Studio Built?
Durga Cinetone was established in 1936 in Rajahmundry by film pioneer Nidamarthi Surayya. At a time when Telugu filmmakers had to travel to cities like Bombay and Calcutta for film production, this studio brought filmmaking facilities closer to home.
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