movie theater
1933 gem with soaring ceilings and original Art Deco fixtures — Mumbai's first air-conditioned cinema.
Pastel pink facade and sweeping balconies make this 1938 palace impossibly photogenic from the street.
Curved corner building from 1949 with pristine zigzag railings and a lobby that still feels like stepping back in time.
Streamline Moderne stunner where the neon signage and cantilevered canopy have survived since 1938.
Working-class neighborhood theater with bold geometric patterns and terracotta detailing locals have loved since 1944.
No-frills 1930s single-screen with original wooden seats — cheap tickets, zero pretense, pure Bollywood.
Suburban Deco palace from 1938 where the curved facade and vintage marquee still stop traffic on Hill Road.
Grand 1930s hall tucked into the old bazaar district — ornate plasterwork and a ceiling that could be a ballroom.