Satyavan Savitri

Satyavan Savitri
Directed by	Dadasaheb Phalke
Produced by	Phalke Films^[1]
Release dates	1914
Country	India
Language	Silent Film Marathi intertitles

Satyavan Savitri (Marathi: सत्यवान सावित्री) is a 1914^[1] Indian silent film, directed and produced by Indian icon Dadasaheb Phalke. It was the second feature film created by Dadasaheb Phalke.

Overview

The film is based on the 'Savitri and Satyavan' story appearing in the 'Book of Forest' of the Mahabharat. This movie was also referenced in the movie Harishchandrachi Factory. A scene portraying the advertising campaign for this film is shown.

References

1 2 "Satyavan Savitri". imdb.com. Retrieved 10 November 2013.

Savitri and Satyavan

Source	"Vana Parva" of Mahabharata

Films	Satyavan Savitri (1914) Savitri (1933) Doctor Savithri (1955) Sathi Savithri (1965) Maha Sati Savitri (1973) Satyavan Savithri (1977) Sati Savitri (1978)

Other	Savitri (opera) Savitri: A Legend and a Symbol (epic poem)

Related	Savitri Brata Vat Purnima

Feature films directed by Dadasaheb Phalke

Hindi films

Raja Harishchandra (1913, short)
Mohini Bhasmasur (1913)
Satyavan Savitri (1914)
Tilak's Week (1915)
Satyavadi Raja Harishchandra (1917)
Lanka Dahan (1917)
Shri Krishna Janma (1918)
Kaliya Mardan (1919)
Rajrishi Ambarish (1922)
Sant Namdev (1922)
Wandering Soul (1923)
Ram Maruti Yuddha (1923)
Mahananda (1923)
Jarasandha Vadha (1923)
Guru Dronacharya (1923)
Buddhadev (1923)
Bhakta Gora Kumbhar (1923)
Babruwahan (1923)
Vinchucha Dansha (1924)
Sita Shuddhi (1924)
Shivajichi Agryahun Sutaka (1924)
Simantak Mani (1925)
Satyabhama (1925)
Kakashebanchya Dolyat Jhanjhanit Anjan (1925)
Hidimb Bajkasur Vadha' (1925)
Chaturthicha Chanda (1925)
Sant Eknath (1926)
Ram Rajya Vijay (1926)
Janaki Swayamvar (1926)
Dhanurbhanga (1926)
Bhakta Pralhad (1926)
Balaji Nimbalkar (1926)
Rukmini Haran (1927)
Rukamangada Mohini (1927)
Nala Damayanti (1927)
Hanuman Janma (1927)
Draupadi Vastraharan (1927)
Bhakta Sudama (1927)
Shri Krishna Shishtai (1928)
Parshuram (1928)
Kumari Millche Shuddhikaran (1928)
Bhakta Damaji (1928)
Vasantsena (1929)
Sant Mirabai (1929)
Malvikagni Mitra (1929)
Malti Madhav (1929)
Kacha Devayani (1929)
Chandrahasa (1929)
Bolki Tapeli (1929)
Kabir Kamal (1930)
Setu Bandhan (1932)
Gangavataran (1937)

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