This Bollywood film featured the first on-screen lip-lock scene with the longest kiss, lasting four minutes, and was a huge hit, even though it was banned in India.

Do you remember the first Bollywood movie that had a kissing scene? This movie can be called a pioneer in making bad decisions and shocked everyone with the first ever kissing scene on screen. The film also featured an on-screen kiss scene that took place 92 years ago, with the lip-lock moment lasting four minutes. Also read – Bollywood first: First Indian film to feature an on-screen kissing scene

Karma (1933) was the first film to introduce on-screen kissing, starring Devika Rani and her husband Himanshu Rai. The film was produced by Rai, who offered the female lead role to Devika, with whom he became romantically involved. Karma and her hot moments were brought to the spotlight in style in this black and white film. Also read – What do you say! Ranbir Kapoor’s Animals has a big connection with the 2004 short film Karma – Watch Video

According to media reports, Devika Rani’s Karma was banned in India after its release in 1933 due to a four-minute kissing scene. Also Read – Today’s Trending OTT News: Ranbir Kapoor’s debut short Karma, Tamannaah Bhatia’s November Story trailer and more

Watch the video of Karma’s kissing scene here

The story of Karma was about Devika Rani, a Maharani who rebels against her father and falls in love with the neighboring prince Himanshu Rai. The film was released in theaters in 1933 and was a huge flop. The film gained recognition overseas and gained immense popularity among the public.

Himanshu Rai and Devika Rani’s on-screen chemistry led to the first on-screen kiss in the history of Hindi cinema. Well, Devika Rani’s fearless character made everyone fall in love with her. Devika Rani’s on-screen kiss broke all norms and became embroiled in controversy.

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