Mumbai is where the Hindi film industry is made. Film City at Goregaon East, established in 1977 by the Maharashtra government across about 520 acres, is the formal centre of it, but the working industry is spread through the suburbs — production offices in Andheri and Juhu, post houses in Malad and Goregaon, studios scattered between them.
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Andheri West
Zee Studios, the film arm of Zee Entertainment, produces and distributes Hindi, Marathi and Punjabi films from Zee’s offices at Marathon Futurex, Lower Parel, and Andheri; The Kashmir Files, Sairat and Uri were its films
Lower Parel
Famous Studios at Mahalaxmi, founded in 1946, is a working studio in the old mill district used for film, advertising and television shoots, with post-production facilities; it has been part of the industry’s history sin
Lower Parel
PVR INOX, the merged PVR and INOX Leisure of 2023, is the largest cinema chain in India, headquartered in Gurugram and listed on the Mumbai exchanges, with multiplexes across the city from Lower Parel to Malad; INOX bega
Lower Parel
JioStar, the 2024 merger of Reliance’s Viacom18 and Disney’s Star India, is the largest media company in India, running the Star and Colors channels and the JioHotstar streaming service from Bandra Kurla Complex and Lowe
Lower Parel
Assemblage Entertainment at Lower Parel produces 3D animated features and series for international studios and streaming services.
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