Mumbai Film City - Lights, camera, dreams

Here are some striking and fun facts about Film City, Mumbai — Bollywood’s very own kingdom of dreams:

Built by the Father of Indian Cinema:
It was conceptualized by Dadasaheb Phalke, whose legacy lives on through every scene shot here. He’s also the namesake of India's most prestigious film award.

Cinema Meets Nature:
Film City is nestled against Sanjay Gandhi National Park, so you get cinematic magic unfolding right alongside leopards, lakes, and ancient caves. A true blend of Bollywood and biodiversity!

A Shape-Shifter's Paradise:
The 520-acre complex can transform into anything—from a royal palace to a war zone to a village fair. It's a favorite for directors because it makes fantasy look real.

Birthplace of Blockbusters:
Countless hit movies and TV shows, including some of India’s biggest cinematic moments, were filmed here. It’s where legends work, and dreams get framed.

Twenty Studios, Endless Stories:
With around 20 indoor studios, it’s like stepping into twenty different worlds. From editing bays to soundproof shoot floors, it’s Bollywood’s ultimate playground.

Open With the Sun:
Film City opens at sunrise and closes by sunset — so it literally wakes up with the city, mirroring the rhythm of a busy Mumbai day.

Vada Pav Breaks:
When the crew gets hungry, local staples like Vada Pav — Mumbai’s beloved desi burger—are a must. Deliciously cinematic fuel for long shoot days.

Nearest Railway Station :
Mumbai Central Railway Station (MMCT), 33 kms away (1 hrs travel time)

Nearest Airport :
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (BOM), 14 kms away (30 min travel time)

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