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King of Ayodhya is a 1932 film that holds a significant place in Indian cinema as the first Marathi talkie. This historical drama showcases rich musical elements while adapting the mythological tale of Raja Harishchandra from the epic Ramayana.
This film is a rare find in the realm of early Indian cinema, particularly in Marathi film history. Its double-version release, Ayodhya Ka Raja, adds to its intrigue, but both versions are quite scarce today. Collectors often seek it out not just for its historical significance but also as a testament to the early days of sound in Indian films, capturing the essence of its cultural narrative.
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King of Ayodhya is categorized as a history, drama, and music film.
The film was produced by the Prabhat Film Company, but specific director details are not provided.
It is recognized as the first Marathi talkie and the first double version talkie in Indian cinema.
The film features Govindrao Tembe, Durga Khote, Baburao Pendharkar, Shankarrao Bhosle, Sushila, and Vinayak Damodar Karnataki.
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