Hiralal Sen Net Worth
Hiralal Sen Net Worth is
$600,000
Hiralal Sen Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Hiralal Sen is known as the first film maker in the Indian sub-continent. He was born in Manikgonj near Dhaka, Bangladesh. He was the son of a famous lawyer and from a Zamindar family. He grew up in Kolkata. In 1898, a film troupe en route to Paris screened a certain Professor Stevenson's short film along with the stage show, The Flower of Persia ... | Date Of Birth | August, 1866 |
| Died | 1917-01-01 |
| Place Of Birth | Dacca, East Bengal, British India [now Dhaka, Bangladesh] |
| Profession | Director |
Director
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hindu Bathing Festival at Allahabad | 1913 | ||
| Arrival at Howrah | 1912 | ||
| Grand Delhi Coronation Durbar and Royal Visit to Calcutta Including Their Majesties' Arrival at Amphitheatre | 1912 | ||
| Princep's Ghat | 1912 | ||
| Procession | 1912 | ||
| Visit to Bombay and Exhibition | 1912 | ||
| Tilak Bathing at the Ganges | 1906 | Documentary short | |
| C.K. Sen's Jaba Kusum Oil | 1905 | Short | |
| Edward's Anti-Malarial Specific | 1905 | Short | |
| Sarsaparilla | 1905 | Short | |
| The Bengal Partition Film | 1905 | Short | |
| The Bengali Fisherman | 1904 | ||
| The Fisherman's Boy | 1904 | Short | |
| Alibaba and the Forty Thieves | 1903 | ||
| Coronation Ceremony and Durbar | 1903 | Documentary short | |
| Dances from 'Alibaba' | 1903 | Short | |
| Indian Life and Scenes | 1903 | Documentary short | |
| Scenes from 'Maner Matan' | 1903 | Short | |
| Scenes from 'Sonar Swapan' | 1903 | Short | |
| Dances from Alibara, Moner Mantan, Sonar Swapan | 1903 | Short | |
| Scenes from 'Alibaba' | 1901 | Short | |
| Scenes from 'Bhramar' | 1901 | Short | |
| Scenes from 'Buddhadev' | 1901 | Short | |
| Scenes from 'Dol Leela' | 1901 | Short | |
| Scenes from 'Hariraj' | 1901 | Documentary short | |
| Scenes from 'Sarala' | 1901 | Documentary short | |
| Scenes from 'Seetaram' | 1901 | Documentary short | |
| Scenes from the Plays Vramar, Alibaba, Hariraj, Dole Laila, Budda, Sitaram | 1901 | Short | |
| Moving Pictures of Natural Scenes and Religious Rituals | 1899 | Documentary short | |
| Dancing Scenes from 'The Flower of Persia' | 1898 | Short co-director |
Known for movies
The Bengal Partition Film (1905)
as Director
Coronation Ceremony and Durbar (1903)
as Director
Alibaba and the Forty Thieves (1903)
as Director
The Bengali Fisherman (1904)
as Director