I have visited The National Museum of Indian Cinema and I had the privilege of exploring every inch of it.
Being part of the media world, it was an enriching experience to visit a place filled with valuable information about our Indian cinema.
Also good parking facility is available i remember we went by huge college buses.
The galleries of the museum display many vintage cameras and filmmaking equipment. They also showcase copies of old movie posters that represent the beginnings of Indian cinema.
The museum has two buildings. The first, and my personal favorite, is Gulshan Mahal, which covers the early years of Indian cinema. The second is a modern glass building that highlights technological advancements that brought improvements to the filmmaking process.
This is truly one of my favorite places I have ever visited because my collage, and I encourage all cinema lovers to experience it for an enriching day.
Gulshan Mahal itself is a piece of art.
Some insights story I heard a long ago
{Gulshan Mahal was once a shooting location for filmmakers’, but since it’s filled with old antiques and people often damaged them during shoots, the place eventually stopped allowing filming for shoots}
The place is so beautiful that you can spend your entire day and it’s have so much greenery around and also from the gate of Indian cinema you can view Ambani’s ANTILIA too
just wanted to Share with Everyone so they can visit if they near to location given below!
Guess the Name of this great Man, He is a pioneer of Indian Cinema! comment below!
