29 Issues of Filmindia (1950s, India)
Monthly magazine covering Indian cinema. In publication from 1935 to 1961, it was the first English-language film periodical published from Bombay.
Title: filmindia
Language: English
Format: Paperback
Editor: Baburao Patel
Publisher: filmindia Publications Ltd., Bombay
Year of Publication: 1959
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Feb. '63, Mar. '63, Sept. '65, Nov. '63, Aug. '62, July '62, Oct.--Nov. '62, Nov. '64, Nov. '65, Jan. '64, Dec. '65, June '61, May '61, Apr. '61, Aug. '61, Nov. '60, June '64, Aug. '64, Aug. '63, Feb. '64, May '62, Dec. '62, Mar. '62, Sept. '63, July '61, Mar. '61, Apr. '64, Feb. '61, Sept. '64, Jan. '61, Feb. '65, May '60, July '60, Jan. '60, June '60, June '51, Oct '49, Jan. '54, July '54, Nov. '51, Sept. '54, Sept. '60, Aug '60, Feb. '60, Mar. '60, Apr. '60
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