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Jollywood refers to the film industry of Jharkhand state, India or cinema in Nagpuri dialect

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History

The first Jharkhandi (Nagpuri dialect) feature film was Sona Kar Nagpur (1994) which was produced and directed by Dhananjay Nath Tiwari

Jharkhandi (Nagpuri dialect) feature films

  • Sona Kar Nagpur (1994)
  • Preet
  • Sajna Anadi (1999)
  • Guiya No.1
  • Black Iron Man-Birsa (2003)
  • Ulgulan- Ek Kranti (2004)
  • Pyar To Hoe Gelak (2006)
  • Pyar Kar Mehandi (2008)
  • Maai Kar Dulara (2008)
  • Baha (2008)
  • Tor Bina (2017)

    • Jharkhadi Cinema named to Jollywood

    During 1995 Ranchi's resident famous drama actor and cultural artist Sushil Ankan had the idea that the Jharkhandi cinema industry should have a name so he has named it Jollywood (like Chhollywood cinema of Chhattisgarh). The English leading newspaper Hindustan Times, Ranchi bureau's Satyendra Pathak first printed Jollywood in an article Jollywood Max Debut on 23 April 2001. After that Jollywood was used by various newspapers and it began to be popular in Jharkhand.

    Artist

  • Basudeo Kumar
  • Varsha Lakra

    • Cinematographer

  • Sumit Sachdeva

    • Writer

  • Abhishek Chaubey

    • Fourth Jollywood Cine Kala Award Function

    Fourth Jollywood Cine Kala Award function at Ranchi. The Jharkhand Assembly's Speaker C.P.Singh was chief guest. Bhojpuri singer Devi entertained the audience at a cultural programme after the award ceremony.

    Mainstream cinema category

  • Road to Sangam (Hindi feature film) by Amit Rai
  • Pyar Kar Mehendi Rachaye Lio Re(Nagpuri dialect) - Best feature film
  • Nari Kar Dil Aisan Bhi Hoyela(Nagpuri dialect) - Best feature film
  • Chandan Jaiswal -Best actor Film -"Nari Kar Dil Aisan Bhi Hoyela"
  • Shilaja Bala -Best director’s award
  • Mitali Ghosh -Best female playback singer
  • Archana Verma -Best actress award Film- "Pyar Kar Mehendi Rachaye Lio ".
  • Basir Ansari - Best male playback award.
  • Unity in diversity (Documentary film)- by Karim City College students, Jamshedpur-best award in students
  • The dark side (Documentary film)- by the students of Central University, Ranchi- Best documentary film.
  • Speed- (Short Film)-by Uday Movies, Jamshedpur - Best short film award.

    • References

    Jollywood Wikipedia
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