It reminds me of my visit to Dadasaheb Falke Smarak at Nasik. It was an exhibition about his contribution to Indian Cinema. National Museum of India Cinema is a place where you can glimpse the history of Indian cinema. The exhibition started from the silent cinema to 3 D movies. We can easily feel the evolution of Indian cinema, not only in terms of color, audio, and technology but also in audiences' choices. It will take you an entire day to visit the exhibition and learn the intricacies of cinema. The entry fees for Indian citizens are INR 75. It opens at 11 am.
The premises maintained very well. The only pain point was that photography fron DSLR is prohibited. I like the section on cinematography situated on the 4th floor of the building.
Highly recommended to visit if you are a true movie lover.
Keeping traveling keeps rediscovering.
Faith
Amol
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