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English: Dwarakadas Sampat in Mahatma Gandli-like garb as Vidur in the first Indian film to be banned, still from 'Bhakta Vidur' 1921 (“Devotion of Vidur”), Dir: Kanjibhai Rathod. Studio: Kohinoor Film Co.

One of 21 most wanted missing Indian cinema treasures identified by National Film Archive of India founder P K. Nair.

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