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(originally Kashmir Talkies) in Srinagar. This historic theater was known for screening Hollywood films and the first Indian sound film, Key Historic Theaters : Beyond the Palladium, theaters like the Nishat Talkies were the social hubs of mid-century Srinagar. The First Kashmiri Film Mainz Raat I notice you’re asking for content related to