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'NMIC Chronicles of Timeless Treasures' Will Premiere on July 15, 2023.

14 July 2023: Every Saturday at 4 PM, the NFAI screens archived and restored films at the National Museum of Indian Cinema Auditorium on Pedder Road, Mumbai. To begin, Guru Dutt's classic film "Pyaasa" will be screened at NMIC on this Saturday. Enjoy the delight of seeing these timeless gems on the big screen for free.


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'NMIC Chronicles of Timeless Treasures' Will Premiere on July 15, 2023.

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The National Film Development Corporation (NFDC) is launching a new cinematic effort called "NMIC's Chronicles of Timeless Treasures" at the National Museum of Indian Cinema (NFDC-NMIC) on Pedder Road in Mumbai, near the National Film Archive of India (NFDC-NFAI). The NFDC-NMIC and NFDC-NFAI have collaborated to bring together the essence of India's cinematic heritage.

The inaugural event of "NMICs' Chronicles of Timeless Treasures" pays tribute to Guru Dutt's famous film "Pyaasa," which occupies a prominent place in Indian cinema history. "Pyaasa," which was released in 1957, is a masterpiece noted for its intriguing narrative and superb performances. Guru Dutt stars in the film, as do Waheeda Rehman, Mala Sinha, and Johnny Walker, who bring the roles to life with their extraordinary talent.

Audiences will be able to see legendary films such as "Pyaasa" that have shaped the Indian film industry as part of this cinematic voyage into the past. This is a celebration of the innovative directors, performers, and technicians who have helped build the Indian cinema industry.

The screenings will take place every Saturday at 4 p.m. at the NMIC auditorium, giving cinephiles and aficionados the opportunity to immerse themselves in the charm of vintage films.

All museum visitors are welcome to attend the free film screenings on a first-come, first-served basis. This allows everyone to enjoy the delight of seeing these timeless gems on the big screen for free.

This collaborative effort demonstrates NFDC's and its wings' dedication to promoting and preserving Indian cinema's rich tradition. NMIC and NFAI, both prestigious institutes affiliated with the NFDC, are dedicated to the preservation, archiving, and promotion of India's cinematic legacy. Under the National Film Heritage Mission, NMIC pays homage to the enthralling world of Indian films, while NFAI maintains and restores invaluable cinematic masterpieces. Their joint efforts exemplify the NFDC's mission of honoring and preserving Indian cinema's legacy for future generations.

The "NMICs' Chronicles of Timeless Treasures" promises to be an enthralling event that will immerse audiences in the nostalgia and beauty of Indian cinema's golden era. Film aficionados and enthusiasts are encouraged to mark their calendars and participate in the "NMICs' Chronicles of Timeless Treasures" to rediscover the timeless allure of vintage films.

After inaugural screening with 'Pyaasa' the, the next flix will be another classic 'Do Bigha Zamin' by the very renowned director Bimal Roy.

Screening Date - 22nd July Timing- 4 pm Venue - NMIC Auditorium, Pedder Road, Mumbai.

What is NMIC?

The Hon'ble Prime Minister of India launched the National Museum of Indian Cinema (NMIC) on January 19, 2019, at the Films Division Complex in Mumbai. It is housed in two buildings: the New Museum Building and the Gulshan Mahal, a 19th-century historic building. The museum depicts the history of Indian cinema with artifacts, digital elements, interactive screens, film clippings, diorama multimedia kiosks, and other exhibits. NMIC is a great resource not only for the general public, but also for filmmakers, students, fans, and critics in understanding and appreciating the evolution of cinema as an artistic medium. From Tuesday to Sunday, the museum is open to the public.


What is NFHM?

The Government of India established the National Film History Mission (NFHM) to conserve and protect India's rich cinematic history. It focuses on the preservation of film reels and accompanying content, as well as digitisation and the advancement of archiving and storage practices. The mission's goal is to keep India's film history from deteriorating due to causes such as frail film reels and chemical instability. NFDC is committed to carrying on the goals of NFHM by preserving film reels, digitising content, and improving preservation and storage systems to aid in research and documentation.





Deepak Tulsyan says, "Dance is my Home"

Deepak Tulsyan is here to make his way, from working part-time in a call center to opening his own dancing studio with millions of spectators and students around the world.

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Deepak Tulsyan, the popular YouTube phenomenon, and dancer, has taken the world by storm with his astounding dance moves, enthralling spectators with his high-energy performances and infectious personality on his YouTube channel GM Dance.

Deepak's success reflects his brilliance, hard work, and devotion to his trade. With his fantastic dancing abilities and cheerful attitude, he continues to inspire and excite his admirers, and his future in the dance world looks bright. He has been on a rollercoaster ride since he began his YouTube channel in 2015, attending dance classes and teaching youngsters to support himself from a small 1RK room.

In the year 2020, the Covid epidemic enabled him to reach and instruct over 1000 students. Despite the pandemic's hurdles, he has managed to expand his reach and stay going. He has taken advantage of this opportunity to develop and come up with fresh ways to assist people in learning. His YouTube channel has also experienced a surge in subscribers. The channel now has over 5 million subscribers, and their dance videos for Jhomme Jo Pathaan, Ghungroo, Sakhiyan2.0, and Passori have millions of views.

He is now a well-known figure in the area of online education and an inspiration to many.

G M Dances is noted for its unique dance moves in addition to choreographing the latest and trendiest Bollywood melodies. They are well-known for their simple steps, which inspire many people to learn to dance.

"Everything still feels like a dream, with so many students, batches, and YouTube videos," Deepak stated during a conversation about the voyage. I believed in my passion and worked hard to achieve it. I am grateful to my audiences for constantly believing in me and supporting me.


















Remakes of Classic Bollywood films 'Bawarchi' 'Mili' & 'Koshish' are announced.Know about the makers

On Wednesday, official remakes of iconic Indian films 'Bawarchi,' 'Mili,' and 'Koshish' were unveiled.

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The well-known trade analyst Taran Adarsh shared a post with a write-up, “OFFICIAL REMAKE OF TIMELESS CLASSICS ‘MILI’, ‘KOSHISH’ & ‘BAWARCHI’ ANNOUNCED… In a major development, #AnushreeMehta and #AbirSengupta [of Jaadugar Films] and #SameerRajSippy [of SRS Productions] will jointly produce the *official remake* of three iconic films: #Mili [1975], #Koshish [1972] and #Bawarchi [1972]. #Koshish [#SanjeevKumar - #JayaBachchan] was directed by #Gulzar, while #Bawarchi [#RajeshKhanna - #JayaBachchan] and #Mili [#AmitabhBachchan - #JayaBachchan] were directed by #HrishikeshMukherjee. #SameerRajSippy is the grandson of legendary producer #NCSippy [who produced the three classics] and son of veteran director #RajSippy, while #AnushreeMehta and #AbirSengupta had produced the spy-comedy #MrsUndercover. The cast and crew of these three films will be announced soon.”


JAADUGAR FILMS' Anushree Mehta and Abir Sengupta, along with SRS Productions' Sameer Raj Sippy, will produce the OFFICIAL HINDI remake of three timeless classics. All three films are considered masterworks of Indian cinema and are beloved by millions. Gulzar directed 'Koshish,' a heartfelt, poignant story, while Hrishikesh Mukherjee directed 'Bawarchi' and 'Mili,' both everlasting favorites. The filmmakers' distinct visions, relatable characters, and wholesome narrative left an indelible impression on generations of viewers. Amitabh Bachchan, Jaya Bachchan, Rajesh Khanna, Sanjeev Kumar, and more legends gave career-best performances in these films.

Anushree Mehta and Abir Sengupta joint communiqué, “We are absolutely thrilled to be set upon this magical journey of making three of our all-time favorite movies in a new form and mold. It is a huge responsibility as Koshish, Bawarchi, and Mili are celebrated in India and across the globe which have been made by the legendary Gulzar Saab and Hrishi da who have set the standards of filmmaking for generations to come. These are the films we have grown up on and they are the stories that the new generation should also witness; to know our rich cinematic legacy. We endeavor to put our best to live up to the expectations, the responsibility and most importantly remake these films which will touch the audiences' hearts far and wide.”

"I feel films are about defining moments, interesting enough to share with people," Sameer Raj Sippy said. "That's why I think it's time we take classic stories and bring them into today's scenario, with a newer and modern outlook." That's why I'm going back to see Bawarchi, Mili, and Koshish. Coming from a legendary family of filmmakers and being motivated by the family company, I now want to carry on the heritage that my grandpa, Shri N. C. Sippy, my uncle Romu Sippy, and my father, Raj Sippy, have established."





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