Raja Harishchandra is a silent film directed by Dadasaheb Phalke, released in 1913. It is considered the first full-length Indian feature film and is based on the legendary king Harishchandra, known for his unwavering commitment to truth and justice. The film showcases his trials and tribulations as he faces challenges to uphold his principles, ultimately leading to his sacrifice. The film was groundbreaking for Indian cinema, marking the beginning of a new era in storytelling through film. Despite its silent format, Raja Harishchandra effectively conveyed emotions and narratives, paving the way for future filmmakers in India and inspiring generations to come.