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
Yash Raj Films, founded in 1970 by Yash Chopra and run by Aditya Chopra, is the largest film studio in India, with YRF Studios at Veera Desai Road, Andheri West — the only studio in Mumbai with its own shooting floors, s
Film City, Goregaon
Film City, named for Dadasaheb Phalke and run by the Maharashtra Film, Stage and Cultural Development Corporation, is the 520-acre studio complex at Goregaon East beside the Sanjay Gandhi National Park, opened in 1977.
Film City, Goregaon
Reliance MediaWorks runs studio floors and post-production facilities inside Film City at Goregaon, the former Adlabs built up by Manmohan Shetty and bought by the Reliance ADA group in 2005.
Bandra West
Mehboob Studios at Hill Road, Bandra West, was built in 1954 by Mehboob Khan, the director of Mother India, and remains one of the city’s working studios with four shooting stages, used for films, advertising and events.
Goregaon
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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
Film City, Goregaon
Big Synergy, founded by Siddhartha Basu, is the television production company behind Kaun Banega Crorepati and other game and quiz shows, with its floors inside Film City.
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