This place is amazing, worth visiting once. But you need to spend a day at this place if you are a cinema enthusiast. Entry fees is 20rs only for Indian citizens. By train get down at Grant Road. From Grant Road station National Museum of Indian Cinema is around 2km you can walk for 25min exploring old school structure and new buildings.

Must visit museum in Mumbai to get to know Indian cinema and history behind that. The only concern was that I did not find any infographic in the State language of Maharashtra. You'll at least need 7-8 hours to complete your visit. Currently they are pricing 75 ₹ for entry fee. And it also has a parking facility.

I heard about this museum from social media posts. But I was very happy to go there and see all that. What is old about Indian cinema is still preserved today. The way they cherish those sweet memories of our Indian cinema is amazing. I have never seen such a nice museum and when people see it all they will know how to set up movies in a time where there is no technology but they made so many great movies that we love to watch today. Finally, I would like to advise everyone that if you come to Mumbai, definitely go here once.

If you are in Mumbai or you are on visit of Mumbai, must visit this Museum . - On Monday it remains closed. - Entry ticket is only 20 Ruppes. - If you are Movie lover then , this is the place for you . - All types of Old , new cameras are there , different lenses. - Whole visit will take minimum 3 to 4 hours . - Good to see all people over there following Covid Protocol. - Museum is running by Central government of India. Inaugurated by Hon Prime Minister Narandra Modi . - All you need is good Pair of Sports Shoes . - Over there you will see how indian cinema started and how it is going now .

Great place in Mumbai, for the people in interest un Indian Movie. Best to visit in the morning because it is having 4 big floors with lot of stuff to explore. Currently the place is less crowded because most people don't know. Taxi drivers also don’t know this place, you need to guide them with the help of Google map. Anyone learning film making must visit this place as you can gain knowledge in Movie history camera, sound, lenses, light, studio, actors, actresses etc.. It's only ₹ 20 for Indians and ₹ 500 for foreigners. It opens at 11am and closes at 6pm in the evening. It remains closed on Monday. You will also see Ambani house in the same road 😀

It was my second time here and it was magical even though it was my second time. If you are a movie lover like me you'll love everything here. It is well curated. Divided within 2 buildings. The first time I visited a ticket was for only 20rs and it was free for students but now tickets are for 75 for everyone. It will take the whole day to properly read and experience everything. I definitely will definitely recommend visiting with your family and kids.

Mesmerizing. Inspiring. Eye opening. Visit to NMIC is a must of you are in Mumbai. Located at peddar road, Mumbai. This is close to Mahalaxmi station (Western Line). When you enter you will have to mention entr details at main gate. Entry ticket a Rs.20 and none for kids. The ticket counter staff is very kind, generous and polite. They will tell you how to navigate. Visitor friendly amenities, long walk. Spare minimum of 2.30 to 4 hour to enjoy it completely. Very good options for photos. Less crowded. Mondays closed. Timing 11 to 6. Canteen in campus from Monday to Friday. There are 2 building one is a bungalow setup (gulshan mahal) and other is a newly constructed building. Water, eatables not allowed. Bag will be deposited at entrance of each building. The campus is full of greenery and lot of photography spots are present. You will have to start with the new bungalow first. There is a washroom before you enter (use it as there will be a long walk). The first building walks you through transition of cinema from silent era to modern Era. Very interesting display of various instruments related to movie making. There are lot of kiosk where you can hear songs, watch movies, try out acting and singing skills. There Isa display of regional movies on first floor. Lot of movie posters to make you feel nostalgic. The second building is spread across g+4 floor. You will have to start your journey from top 4th floor. Washroom and purified drinking water available. Lift as well as escalator available. The 4th and 3rd floor purely talk about technical aspect of movie making. The second floor is child's section lot of interactive things for everyone. Try voice dubbing, sound mixing, motion picture building, vfx kiosk, makeup kiosk, directors chair and much more. The first floor takes you through Gandhi and Movie making set-up. Very inspiring and insightful. The only sad part was there is no souvenir store. It would have been nice to take some memorabilia for this awesome visit. This takes away the one star. Not described each floor as lot of things to experience and learn. Go ahead, a must visit.

A one of its kind museum located inside the Films Division complex in Cumballa Hill. It is India's first cinema museum. Inaugurated in 2019, this museum is under the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, Government of India. It is housed in two buildings, the heritage Gulshan Mahal and the New Museum Building. This museum showcases history of Indian cinema through recordings, memorabilia, cameras, equipment etc. It is visited by locals and foreign tourists. The entrance fees are Rs. 75 per Indian adult, Rs. 40 per Indian child, Rs. 500 per foreign adult and Rs. 250 per foreign child. This museum is open from 11 am to 6 pm from Tuesday to Sunday. It is closed on Mondays and Public Holidays. Photography is allowed. Videography is not allowed. Had roamed inside the both the buildings and got a glimpse of the history & modernization of Indian Cinema. This museum is an ideal place for families, children as well as film enthusiasts. It is a must visit and should not be missed.

Beautiful Place. Very Informative and Very Interactive. Takes you to the long journey of Indian Cinema over the times and very well sequenced. Suggestion: A Cafeteria in the premises for Tourist will be an added advantage Feedback: Basement Parking Place in the building needs repairs and maintenance.

This place is best for who is starting his career in acting, directing and etc related to Bollywood. All people enjoy their weekend and gets more knowledge. This place is like heritage site. All the people gets knowledge about film industry from the beginning to now. This is best place for cinema lovers. Ticket is 20 Rs per adult person.

Great place to be for moviegoers and cinema lover. They have all history of indian cinema right from where all it started.

Situated in one the richest places of Bombay. This museum not only had antiques and historical artifacts but also offers an experience using tech. A full day is needed to Explore the place. You can also but souvenirs like fridge magnet, mug, book, bags etc As there is hardly any crowd, it helps you to engage with the museum in a better way.

Absolutely must go! It is well created and very thorough. Love every second of it, esp the interactive parts (with machines not people:) You can sit outside and have a little snack, enjoy the trees and breeze. We bought tickets at the counter, no rush. Two adults 150rupees total. Rate: 10/10. If you're a movie/cinema/theater lover like me.. Go Go Go!

Amazing and very much value for money. It's informative, will appeal to the casual and informed film fan. Well worth spending time in.

Had a fantastic time at the National Museum of Indian Cinema, and I wanted to share my experience. The journey started off smoothly with convenient paid parking available for just 75/- Rs, making it easy for me to begin my visit. Once inside, I felt like I stepped into a cinematic wonderland. The exhibits, artifacts, and memorabilia took me on a captivating journey through the history of Indian cinema. It was amazing to see how this art form has evolved over the years. What I found really cool was the interactive displays that explained the ins and outs of filmmaking. It gave me a better understanding of the hard work and creativity that goes into making the movies we enjoy. The museum did a great job of putting Indian cinema in context with its historical and cultural significance. It made me realize the profound impact movies have on Indian society, and I left with a newfound appreciation for this art form. My only disappointment was that I couldn't spend more time there. There's so much to see and learn, and I'm excited to go back for a longer visit, maybe around 5 hours, to explore everything the museum has to offer. In summary, the National Museum of Indian Cinema is a wonderful experience for both movie enthusiasts and anyone who loves culture. I'm glad I went, and I'm looking forward to returning for a more in-depth exploration of the fascinating world of Indian cinema.

It's spread in a very large area. It has a total of two buildings. The entry ticket to the museum is ₹75/-. The atmosphere is good and peaceful and quiet. The evolution of Indian cinema is there with the evolution of different lens, camera, bulbs, graphics, VFX etc. They accept online payment including UPI as well as cash.

Must visit place to know Indian cinema... All historical instruments and photographs, posters of old indian cinema are presented here. Everything is placed chronological order so that the who knows little bit of it can connect. All the instruments old to latest are here... Must visit place. Thing about staff, they are soooo helpfull are they volunteer you do better. We visited during azaadi ka amritmohtsaw so there was no tickets... But usually they charge it for 20Rs. I will say must visit place😇

One of the best places to visit this. Entire history of indian cinema starting from dadasaheb phalke's Raja Harishchandra to latest. Even here you can experience the modern film-making system. It has 2 buildings to visit i.e. Gulshan Mahal(Pink Bunglow) and Glass Building. The ticket price is 75 rs and its really worth it.

The National Museum of Indian Cinema is a captivating journey through the evolution of Indian cinema. From vintage equipment to iconic films, it offers a comprehensive and engaging experience for film enthusiasts, showcasing the rich history and cultural impact of Bollywood. A must-visit for those interested in India's cinematic heritage. This museum consists of two buildings one old and other new. The old one is a two storey building while the new building has four floors and one basement full of historical cinematography instruments, stories and many more things to explore. One would take around at least 3 hours to fully explore the museum.

A must visit for those who have a passionate interest in film making and love for Indian cinema. This place at peddar road houses everything related to film making right from the time the first camera ever made to today's technology. It's quite a big museum and you can easily take 3-4 hours to visit the whole thing in detail. A lot of interactive sections too which takes the whole experience to the next level.

Best place for primary school student

Good place to explore our Indian cinema world from begin to now. It's unbelievable experience. I really loved it. Here I am sharing some pictures for you.

Informative, exhaustive, impressive. Renovated, restored and reopened for public in January, 2019, Film Museum is a delight and a must visit for all cinema lovers. It showcases the evolution of Cinema in general, right from the Lumiere Brothers to the evolution of Indian Cinema, the expansion of it, evolution of Bollywood and Regional Cinema. The museum is divided into the old heritage building which is of two stories and the new structure of 4 stories. While the heritage building an entire route to take to be able to cover the journey of cinema in the right flow, even the new building works better if covered in reverse order of floors, 4,3,2,1. The staff is plenty and cooperative as well. They help around in understanding what you can touch what you can't. A lot of old cameras and artifacts are kept for people and some of it can be used and some can't and this is where the floor staff helps you. The museum has interactive section as well, you can edit a film, record a song, add some vfx and understand how it was done before and how its done now. Its extremely interesting! You need at least about 3 hours if you want to cover the entire museum at length and a good pair of shoes to walk around all of it. If not for anything, you should at least make a visit to marvel at the architecture of the heritage building. It's breathtakingly beautiful and you won't be able to stop yourself from clicking away.

This is the best place for creators to visit as the equipments of previous genration motivates and excites us know of how the era of India music and film industry started. A must visit spot for movie lovers, film makers and music producers/engineers. This place is dope and informative.

Amazing place – it certainly was for a person like me who isn't very interested in film and cinema. The flawless restoration of Gulshan Mahal just blew my mind off. The estate is beautiful and verdant. The new museum building is swanky with interactive displays like making a stop motion animation and quizzes. It is hands down one of the most interactive museums I've been to. Clean washrooms and quiet surroundings. And it's totally free for college students like me who can produce a valid ID card and gain free entry. But I'd definitely not mind paying for it as well! Only minus point, it hardly has any visitors. Don't get me wrong, having a museum to myself was amazing, but I feel like more people need to experience the marvel that is this museum. Plus, it's fully air-conditioned, and massive, and has countless TVs and AV displays on non stop. So it seems like a waste if there's hardly any visitors. They really need to ramp up their PR and marketing. And one more thing, since it takes hours to explore the museum, a cafeteria section would be appreciated.

Must go if you are into filmmaking. You may also like the place if you are really into films and are interested to know about the history behind films. 20rs only for entry. Photography is allowed. Going early would help you cover everything. Shuts at 6p.m.

What a fabulous place to spend a Sunday perusing history of cinema! A very tastefully done museum with well curated exhibits. The insightful information was a treasure trove for movie buffs of all age groups The best part is the free parking, absence of food court, and very reasonably priced tickets. Only people truly interested in the experience will enjoy....but it should be a mandatory trip for school kids in Mumbai

The ticket cost is only 20 rs. Monday it will remain closed. There are 2 buildings gulshan Mahal and a building in which you will get good view of India cinema history. Adding photos for reference.Check it. Paisa Vasool

Amazing place to spend time with friends and family. The timings are 11 to 6pm from tuesdays to sundays. We can easily spend hours at this place. It has 2 sections one gulshan mahal where it covers the history of cinema. Whereas the new building covers more of the technological aspects like sound, 3d, vfx and green screen. A must visit place for movie and cinema buffs.

My recent trip to the National Museum of Indian Cinema left me brimming with excitement and contentment. The experience began on a convenient note with paid parking available for a reasonable fee of 100 Rs, which made my visit all the more hassle-free. Stepping inside the museum was like entering a world of cinematic wonder. The exhibits, artifacts, and memorabilia on display provided a comprehensive journey through the history of Indian cinema. It was truly captivating to witness the evolution of this art form. What struck me the most was the interactive displays that shed light on the intricacies of filmmaking. It added a layer of understanding to the process and artistry behind the movies we know and love. The museum’s ability to contextualize Indian cinema within the broader historical and cultural framework is commendable. It highlights the profound impact of films on Indian society, and I left with a deeper appreciation for this art form. My only regret was that my time at the museum was limited to just a few hours. Given the wealth of information and exhibits, I’m eager to return and spend at least 5 hours exploring everything the museum has to offer. In summary, the National Museum of Indian Cinema is a delightful experience for movie enthusiasts and culture lovers alike. I’m happy I made it to this unique institution and can’t wait to return for a more extended visit to further immerse myself in the fascinating world of Indian cinema.

It has a very elaborate and extensive space of display that takes you into the world of Hindi cinema. Impressed with its variety and inclusivity. The presence of audio-visual guides at every step and level makes it an enriching experience. If you want to complete the entire museum, make sure you have a whole day to yourself. It is a must visit for all Bollywood Buffs!

Amazing experience in NMIC Mumbai. Outstanding collection of everything regarding Indian Cinema . As a movie buff I really enjoyed the time spent here . If you are a fan of Indian Cinema , enjoy to analyze a film like a critic , then surely this place will be in your bucket list. Really appreciable effort by ministry of broadcasting , Government of India in the domain of cultural enhancement.

This is the owsome place for kids and also for students.

(Translated by Google) Piramal Museum, Peninsula Park Lower Parel (Original) पिरॅमल वस्तू संग्रहालय, Peninsula पार्क लोवर परेल च्या आतमध्ये असलेली इमारत

My job here

No one could ever think about a museam in a courtyard of a corporate office. Best place to visit during weakend, guided tour was awesome,understood lot of things about evolution of arts, materials, history. Museum is not like a typical museam it's inside a corporate office building. We can go and paint on walls floors or any sheets papers etc. All the materials are provided by them.so, do visit the museum and have fun in painting. They also have special sessions of a artist doing their painting or artwork.

It is a great experience !! You Will find here India's various languages full length movies... History of cinema, history of legendary persons of cinema, cameras, instruments and and what not ?!! Film/cinema 🎥 related a huge collection and information !!! It is inaugurated by Honorable prime Minister Narendra Modi Ji

This is a beautiful place to know more about films and the history of film industry. It consists of two buildings out of which one is an old structure and the other is new construction of 4storey.The infrastructure is very well developed and it is less crowded as compared to other museums but it is a worth to visit museum.

Excellent exhibits capture many aspects of the magic of cinema. One could easily spend half a day learning about the history and people involved with Indian cinema. You can also see the cameras, sound gear, editing, and other cinema equipment used through the decades, and learn how they operate. A Children's Film Studio lets kids experience aspects of movie making. Note that cell phone photography is permitted (no flash), but taking photos with other types of cameras is strictly prohibited. The website mentions a 4 p.m. film showing, but don't count on this--the projector wasn't working when I visited. My main complaint is that the foreigners admission is Rp. 500; that's 25 times the Indian price! Children up to age 12 are free. Staff recommend starting with the history exhibits in the historic Gulshan Mahal, then proceeding the the four floors of exhibits in the towering glass-walled new building.

The National Museum of Indian Cinema [NMIC], which remained closed during the COVID-19 pandemic has been reopened again after a long gap.NMIC, which is a one of its kind museums in India, was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in January 2019. According to reliable sources, the NMIC Complex, comprising state-of-the-art auditoria, will play host to the 17th Mumbai International Film Festival for Documentary, Shorts and Animation Films [MIFF] which is scheduled to be held in May 2022...

Highly recommended, even if you aren't crazy into movies. Clean & well-maintained. Quiet (provided you don't come across a group of loud college students, screaming 3,2,1- ACTION). Great staff! I had come a bit late, but they let me in Wouldn't mind spending a whole day here

Have patience during visit and try to cover all floors in New building and each corners of old buildings. Amazing experience

It's a well curated museum. Spent more than 4hrs enjoying the galleries and fun activities around. The labels were short and informative. Love the children's section and the activities there. A small section dedicated to Satyajeet Ray is my absolute favourite. I hope they add more merchandise to their museum shop in the future.

Great place to visit if you are interested in indian cinema history also you can explore nearby areas just by walking , entry is free for students (ID must)

I is awesome place for cinema lovers. You can experience to world of Film making their ,also get insight view of Film industry of both national and international . And make you reach there before 5 o'clock otherwise ticket counter get close after that

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Really good if you are a fan of multiple Indian Film Industries. A lot of history even on Industries which aren't currently as big as they once were such as Assamese and Gujarati. 2 buildings for one ticket with the glass building being the more entertainment heavy one and the Pink building being more info heavy. 3rd floor of the glass one had alot to mess about with and the LG floor is great if you are a fan of Satyajit Ray's films as the whole floor is dedicated to him. Other reviews are right about security following you too closely but luckily for us there was a big college group which came in at the same time so it wasn't so bad as the security team was focused on them.

Ticket prices Indian visitors - 75 rs Foreign visitors - 500 rs

Nice

Amazing place to spend quality time with family and friends by gaining knowledge of entertainment world and it's history. Clean and hygienic. Courteous staff. Parking area is available. Location view is amazing. We had fun. Loved the place and worth for 20rs. I would recommend everyone to visit atleast once.

Very well thought of and executed. A must see for people interested in history of Indian cinema the art form and its technical advancements. Senior citizens fond of Indian cinema must visit for a trip down memory lane. A fun family outing for all. Should add a cafeteria to the museum premises instead of on the 4th floor of another bldg.

I visited this place in June. It's not popular because it's newly built and recently inaugurated by our PM Modiji. People love Indian cinema must visit this place. It has engraved history of Bollywood and the world class museum standard. Camera, lights, Editing, 3d animation, sets, and many more tools of cinema are available to showcase the birth and journey of Indian cinema. It's an interactive museum so less chance of feeling bored.

A wonderful place... everyone should visit it at least once! Been there twice and still enthralled with it!!! Children should know more about the cinematic history of India, take them along...

A good addition to what South Bombay has to offer. Well laid out. Very informative. You'd need at least 2 ½ to 3 hours there.

Informative and interesting. Those interested in history and development of Indian cinema should visit. And it's not only about bollywood.

The older part of the museum walks you through the history of Indian Cinema and the new building showcases exhibits to help you better understand filmmaking. (The kids part was especially cool.)

It's a place for movie enthusiastics, very well maintained. The staff are very polite and curtious. Some of the exhibits were not working, due to manhandling by visitors. Which the management should address. Over all a good experience..

Wow Such a good place for film lover. Lot of fun for teen and kids

Can easily spend hours here. Exhibits cover evolution of cinema across India, the technology used in each area and has interested tidbits of film making all over. Predominantly dedicated to Bollywood, but also covers a few key people and contributions from other regional film industries

Great place! They have beautifully portrayed about the Indian cinema from all the era through different frames to different kinds of reels, lightening, editing, sounds, etc.

Today biggest Indian film is Telugu film. But you didn't represent TFI in the museum. Shame on you....

Amazing Place Cinema Lovers.

Its a nice place which gives lots of info about history of indian cinema.

One should definitely visit this museum, it's mind blowing...

One of the lesser known hidden jewel of South Mumbai. Situated in huge campus in contrast to lesser impressive facade on Pedar road campus. Good mix of display in heritage building and 5 storied dispays in a modern building with glass facade telling narrative of Indian cinema with photos, pictures, video clips, documetaries, old models of cameras and technical equipment, section on Mahatma Gandhiji is impressive, children live interactive displys...in all great job Films Division!

It gives very brief idea about Indian history of cinema and also has very knowledgeable guides

Here you can see the equipments using in Film making since from Independence.

Really fascinating to visit this place...really huge and must visit for movie enthusiastics!! The staff and security was polite and courteous!!

all fiml instruments and information is here. once visit here

This place shows 19s cinema and how they were shooting movies

The museum is spread over in huge 2 buildings. It's enormous! The staff is helpful and guides u throughout. Entry fee approx 20₹ , if u have school/ college id it's free!. Children can have a lot of fun. Must visit.

Very interesting and must visit place in Mumbai for me

very huge and informative

Covers all aspects of film making & Indian cinema right from the beginning till date,well supported by photographs, equipment display and technology usage,well maintained except the washroom outside gulshan mahal....

It was huge and really good. Everything was explained in detail and they didn't miss anything. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is because it takes time to explore the while place and it's only open till 6pm. So we had to go through the last two parts quickly. Anyways the staff was very friendly and guided us through the whole thing. I was there with my grandparents and it was tough for them to walk but the hospitality made us ignore that fact. Excellent Job at the Museum.

Every person who belongs to the entertainment or media industry should come and explore this place.

Amazing Experience

Loved it

If you have time, otherwise are interested in taking movie, you can visit. It is not foreginer but domestic. 0

Wonderful place to check the history and equipments used in Indian Cinema...

Film museum

Best place to learn about Indian animation

Film divisions

Very rare in India to dedicate for Arts

Best... People on each floor to provide knowledge... Best toh see atleast once

Great place to visit and enjoy with family and friends who likes cinema....

A must visit place to known about the old cinema's and specially the old cameras and equipments

Excellent

Very nice and intersting museum all films information here

Awesome

nyc museum

An fascinating presentation of the history of the Indian cinema. Covers each and every aspect of the film making process upto the modern era

What a place to spend time. Treasure trove of Indian Cinema. Amazing Trivia & History of Indian Cinema. Free entry for kids & students and Rs.20 entry fee for adults. Listen to songs on gramophone as well as headphones. Postcards & Handbills of the Movie posters will take you back to that era. 2nd floor is specially developed for the children which allows them to try their hands on Editing, Animation, Virtual make-up, Lights, 3D and overall Direction. Must must visit for Movie Lovers ?

It was overall awesome experience. Got to much knowledge about Indian cinema. Also quite impressed by infrastructure.

Super and silent place to visit. U can enjoy the era of Indian film industry with details of equipments which were being used for making a film. Also a much more to know about the industry.

Mumbai means Bollywood. This national museum of Indian cinema is inaugurated by the Prime Minister of India, Mr Narendra Bhai Modi. It is fully dedicated for the contribution of Indian cinemas. There are lots of memories and monuments here.

National museum of Indian cinema in Mumbai is a nice place to know about the history and evolution of #Indian Cinema. It will enhance your knowledge about film industry.

ok ok.. for those who don't have interest in films and cinematography... it's a four storey museum having everything about cameras , actors,sound system and other aspects of film line from history till now...

Not known

Must visit

Really a great place to see.

Must visit place for filmography fans. Lots of things to learn from here. History of Indian cinema. If you are preparing to visit here make sure have minimum 7-8hrs time because this place is too good.

This place is a heaven for cinema lovers. Visiting this place is a crash course on how our history and culture has affected films and vice versa. You will get a macro view on how technological advancements have taken place throughout the 100 year old history of films in India and how it has enhanced the film viewing experience. Anyone who loves to study about Culture, language, history, technology and various art forms should definitely visit this place once. And when you visit it once you will definitely come back because it is such a huge storehouse of our cinema which needs atleast 2 days to finish one round of it. There are two buildings and in total 6 floors which have to be covered and each floor has been segmented on a different era or category. So check the opening hours beforehand and keep atleast 4-5 hours if you want to cover it properly. Entry ticket price for Indians is just Rs. 20 and for foreigners it's Rs 500. It's closed on Mondays and Opening hours are between 11 am to 6 pm

Excellent knowledge world for school going students

India's first science center in rural area at Dreamland, kerwadi tal, palam district - parbhani. Superb

Very practical way to teach children about science.

Very nice place

Very nice place

Amaze!!

My farm

Nice place

Best for knowledge

Best for digital india

It's very good place for students and teachers for learning of science.

It was an amazing experience to visit DSC, Kerwadi. We were a bit confused whether to visit or not this small village. But Respected Vishnu Jadhav Sir explains the experiments in a very simple & understanding way.

Use ful centre for students,teachers

Great

Good place for kids to see scientific things in rural area

It's a very good place. Children enjoy n learn.

nice place for kids to know about science

Awesome

Good

It's very peaceful place

Because god

This one is the small temple of god SHRI RAM. It's placed on Risod-Malegaon road, near to bus stand

Lovely art gallery located in the busy commercial building in lower Parel! A must visit to calm yourself down from a hectic day at work. They regularly keep on changing the artist on display,but they have a beautiful and vast collection of painting from all over the world.

I simply.loved it , wht an art .... Beautiful gallary ...!

The curators are amazing, you'll have a great day if you're heading here.

This small museum has an excellent collection of Indian art from the medieval through the modern periods. Special exhibitions are very well researched and beautifully displayed.

Awesome place. Art museum in centre of bussn district.

Amazing art gallery ..build up by piramal company .. Well kept and so wonderfull staff to guide you ..many informative session workshop are held here and the best resources they arrange here... Must visit for everyone.. Keep up good work team

A great place for learning arts. They provide everything you need for work without charging anything. Very quiet and beautiful place situated in the posh area of South Mumbai. Anyone can come here and do practice without any disturbance. For Students it is a must visit place for learning arts.

The smallest museum I have ever visited. That being said, the staff and security is really helpful and polite. They also offered me tea!

There are lots of ancient things in the museum like paintings, statuses etc this is a good place for art lover

Great place. Really doing sincere work towards conservation and development of art.

Great place.

(Translated by Google) A small but very cozy museum of modern art located in the new complex. Often hold various events and free workshops for children and not only (on clay modeling, watercolor painting, etc.). The museum staff is very responsive and friendly. (Original) Небольшой, но очень уютный музей современного искусства, расположенный в новом комплексе. Часто проводят различные мероприятия и бесплатные мастер-классы для детей и не только (по лепке из глины, рисованию акварелью и т. д.) Персонал музея очень отзывчивый и дружелюбный.

Nice arts collection.. must visit

Beautiful place

Very nicely curated

Went there for free clay art workshop....thnx to the organisers for making wonderful children's day for me nd my kid

Great

Very impressive collection maintained very neatly with elegance and style

Nice places

So much to learn!

Great experience

Awesome

Understated small gallery.

It's very nice museum develop by Pirmal

Freedom to draw whatever and wherever you like, learned alot, worth a visit ☺

It was too hood

Creative

Exceptional place

(Translated by Google) Nice monkey (Original) Nice aap

Its a delightful place to walk down memory lane to learn about how things evolved. Would have liked it if the tile counter was active too in order to carry back a memory.

Loved the workshops

One of the toughest places for public to reach its like a oasis which hopefully is able to extend forward and interact with the rest of the city instead of being venue centric

Nice n interesting

It's a nice place

Good place to be with kids and art lovers. Good initiative by Piramal Group

Good place to experience talent for talented people as every person has his or her own talent to show visit the place and you will know what you could do.

Lovely

Exciting ice breaker, became a kid before a serious meeting

I visited this one at lower Parel, it is awesome!

I think not worth of visit when you have no time

Very interactive exhibition! Enjoyed lots

This is a great place to learn about the history of Indian cinema, the exhibits are amazing, takes you down memory lane on various old movies. A must visit place, its well maintained and the entry is just rs. 20. A gem of a place to visit.

The museum is so well designed (specially the new extension) and so informative. It has everything from the history of bollywood to cinema in general. Their new building has all technology as it has evolved and a lot of interactive exhibits. I really like how well everything is spaced so that it doesn't feel intimidating as museums can. The best section was the virtual reality section, with only interactive exhibits.

A must visit for movie enthusiasts like me, but if you're not you'll sure be after visiting this museum! Here you'll be able to see how Indian Cinema evolved from black and white silent films to today's vfx movies!!!! Overall a very good experience! I would like to appreciate all the people who contributed towards this museum.

Entry fee is Rs 20 for Indian citizen Rs 500 for foreigners Timing is from 11am-5pm If you like history of films this is a must place. Have a full day reserved. It's huge and elaborative. Dedicated zones for all genres of films and technkques Kids and adults will enjoy alike. Its neat clean and tidy.

Very good informative especially for kids. 5 floors. Very new. Open now. No sanitizers but rest all covid protocols followed. Interactive. Clean. Very informative and just like museums outside India . Must visit.

The effort they made to setup such a museum must be appreciated. Loved all the interactive equipments. I even made a film of 15 frames 😂

It's a must visit place for all! You will know the science behind the entertainment....

Great museum, a must visit if you are in mumbai. Many things are interactive here, like green screen for VFX, photo editor, etc. It is fully air-conditioned + clean + just a 500-900 meter walk from maha Laxmi temple. Also has a fountain. Tickets are also lowly priced(₹20 and ₹500 for foreigners), can come by car, has a canteen. But it remains closed on mondays, but remains open on all other days(may change in future).

Was not aware of this place. Must go if you love movies and to understand the process. You have one individual assigned to guide you through the journey. Amazing 1st hand experience and amust visit if in Mumbai..

True movie lovers place. The staff is the sweetest. So well maintained. Will visit ateast 3 or 4 more times, enjoyed it so much

Many Mumbaikars are unaware of the fantastic n awesome Museum on Peddar road. The bungalow is a piece of tranquillity tkt is 20/- free for students and children. Old movie cameras editing machines galore. user friendly screen

A government facility for young people that must be utilised by anyone with interest in cinema.

It's a good place. Helpfull for the students who are more attract towarf cinema, cameras, acting.. etc. From first film to present. Everything is coversed by this beautiful museum.

"Must visit" for anyone visiting Mumbai or living in Mumbai. You don't have to be a movie lover to enjoy this place. You'll come across some very interesting facts about Indian cinema. Also, you'll feel extremely proud as an Indian when you'll see all the contributions made by Indians in the field of world cinema! Once you enter this place you lose track of time it is THAT engaging!! The museum is brand new, extremely well maintained and the ticket price is sooo less, just 20 bucks And free for students with valid ID which in my opinion is too less for the experience you get there! Plus there are guides in different sections who are more than willing to explain anything to you at no extra cost. They're sooo friendly and welcoming! ONE MUST GO!

A 10/10 must visit place for cinema lovers. One can see the entire history of evolution of cinema in the world and in India specifically.

This place is a hidden gem in the heart of Mumbai. It's should be a gateway for not just movie enthusiast but also any person who takes an interest in the history of India. It is a testimony of how Indian cinema transformed the political and cultural landscape of the nation.

Lovely place especially in summer. Has great insights into film technology and history. Must visit in Mumbai a hidden gem. Extremely cheap at 20/person

Wonderful museum created by Ministry of Information & Broadcasting. Diligently curated by National Council of Science Museum (NCSM). A hidden treasure in urban jungle of Mumbai city. It should be a must place in the visit list of any Mumbaikar those who are fond of cinema. Lot of interactive screens, audio & video experience kiosks including for the kids. The icing on the cake is the exhibition gallery on the Great Satyajit Ray, the magician of Indian Cinema. Visit to this museum was a cherishable memory for us.... waiting for the next opportunity to visit .

Housed in the beautiful Gulshan Mahal, originally owned by a Gujarati Khoja Muslim businessman Peerbhoy Khalakdina, the museum does a decent job of documenting the history of Indian cinema. The Mahal itself has been splendidly restored along with additions of new buildings in the museum complex.

The entry fee for Indian nationals is just 20. Perfect for cinema enthusiasts. It has separate floors for each aspect of film making like pre-production, stage, editing and even for animations.

Nestled picturesquely and quietly besides an extremely busy Pedder Road, this museum is a big surprise.. Definitely one of the best curated museums I have seen.. a delight to spend some quality time understanding the evolution of cinema and contributions of early as well as contemporary film makers, artisans as well as backers of Indian cinema. Strongly recommend for everyone.

Must visit if you want to know about the Indian cinema & it's Culture. How they used to shoot and what difficulty they had to create a Single Movie start from Shooting to Equipments to each & everything. It will definitely make you feel proud about the Indian Cinemas. You can even experience some old & vintage movie stuff & experience that and enjoy the Indian cinema. They have shown from Reel era to Digital era of cinema.

Visiting the National Museum of Indian Cinema was an absolute delight! It was like stepping back in time and immersing myself in the rich history of the silver screen. The exhibits were thoughtfully curated, showcasing the evolution of cinema in a truly fascinating way.

Two amazing buildings are contained in this magnificent campus. One is the older mahal, consisting of classical history of Indian Cinema. And the other is a swanky, 4 floor glass facade building inaugurated by our Hon. PM sometime back. Both are amazing places to spend time, learn and just marvel at. Try not to take young kids as they'll probably get bored. The tickets cost Rs.75 at the time I went.

I visited the National Museum of Indian Cinema as a suggestion from a friend. National Museum of Indian Cinema is like a time machine that takes you through the incredible journey of Indian movies, from the olden days to the latest blockbusters. As soon as you walk in, you're surrounded by all things filmy. They've set up the museum in a cool way, guiding you through the different eras of Indian cinema. You'll find old movie posters, vintage equipment, and even videos that explain how movies evolved over time. One of the best parts is how they showcase famous filmmakers, actors, and all those unsung heroes who make movies happen. They've got these interactive screens and videos that spill the beans on how movies are made, and the impact they've had on our society. And if you're into regional cinema, they've got a special section that gives you the scoop on movies from all corners of India. They've recreated an old-school theater right inside the museum. You can actually sit there and feel like you're back in the golden age of cinema. The museum's not just about looking at stuff, though. They've got workshops and events that let you dive even deeper into the world of movies. That's perfect if you're a movie nerd like me or if you're studying film. Just a heads-up, though: while the museum is super cool, it could use some more signs to help you find your way around. Some of the displays could have more info too, so you really get what you're looking at. It is worth talking to people who work there as they're no strangers to film in general. A cursory conversation with the ticket counter person yielded information about the film festivals happening at the museum every April or so. Me being a filmmaker, the person suggested I should apply and was happy to provide any more information. All in all, the National Museum of Indian Cinema is a must-visit if you're even slightly into movies. It's like a big love letter to Indian cinema, and you'll leave feeling like you've just had the coolest crash course in Bollywood and beyond.

This is a must visit place for Indian cinema lovers. Be it history, language, technical and emotional aspects involving cinema, they have got you covered. Keep 3-4 hours at hand while exploring and keep in mind that they do not have any cafeteria inside.

Are you a movie buff? And are you interested in knowing the history and evolution of Cinema in India?? Please visit here and you will not be disappointed. I'm so overwhelmed after coming here. And I really hope that all movie lovers visit to know the grandness of our cinema. Check more details on my insta page @say_day_out

Well maintained very informative museum . If someone has likes towards understanding film making should visit this place. It has such a detailed information of evolution of film making since beginning of our Indian film industry. How it changed during partition and so on. Someone who like to understand in detail will definately end up spending atleast 2-3 hours .

A good place to get your kids to know the history of cinema, details of film making etc. It also has a floor dedicated to kids. Some of the headphones within the museum were not working, the administration should have those fixed.

It's an awesome place to visit, It tells you all about Indian cinema history people who have built this cinema industry so much bigger and better than before it was.

It was very informative experience me & my brother visited this museum few weeks back Lot of got to know and fun It Cost you 75Rs per head entery and take 2 hours maximum to visit whole museum

The National Museum of Indian Cinema in Mumbai isn't just a museum; it's a time capsule dedicated to the magic of Indian cinema. Spread across two buildings, the museum offers a captivating exploration of Indian film history, from the silent era's flickering beginnings to the dazzling world of contemporary Bollywood. A Walk Through Time: The museum's heart lies in the quaint Gulshan Mahal, where vintage artifacts transport you to a bygone era. Here, you'll encounter curious early filmmaking tools like praxinoscopes and mutoscopes, alongside fascinating exhibits on the birth of Indian cinema. Interactive Delights: The museum caters to modern sensibilities with interactive displays. You can witness the evolution of cameras used by legendary filmmakers, or even step into a recreated set to experience the atmosphere of a bygone shoot. Beyond Bollywood: While Bollywood takes center stage, the museum acknowledges the rich tapestry of regional cinema. Dedicated sections showcase iconic films and personalities from various parts of India. A Few Pointers: The museum can be enjoyed by cinephiles of all ages. However, some might find certain sections, like the children's film studio, a bit underwhelming. Additionally, the information on the impact of Gandhi on cinema could be expanded for a more nuanced perspective. Overall Verdict: Despite minor shortcomings, the National Museum of Indian Cinema is a treasure trove for film enthusiasts. It's a place to celebrate the power of Indian cinema, its influence on society, and the enduring legacy of its storytellers. Recommendation: Whether you're a die-hard Bollywood fan or simply curious about Indian film history, the National Museum of Indian Cinema is definitely worth a visit. Allow yourself 3-4 hours to fully immerse yourself in this cinematic journey.