Reem Al Buraiki (Mumbai)
Have you ever asked yourself, how are the “action” and fight scenes in Indian films created, how does the hero jump from one tall building to another in a scene closer to reality, and how do the dances and acting scenes in those films blend with the change of filming locations in the same scene?
All of these questions have one answer, which is that most of the scenes that are filmed are inside well-prepared studios for filming these shots. These studios change and vary according to the nature and requirements of each scene, but they all meet in one place called “Film City,” which we can call it. Title: The Golden Treasure of Indian Cinema.
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Alma Hussein during the filming of the series “Nerja”
Tourist destination
During a tour for Al-Ittihad, Raj Rahul, a tour guide at Film City, explained that the city is considered one of the most important tourist areas in India, and local and foreign visitors are allowed to visit it at any time of the year, and those who wish to participate in… Acting some scenes provided that he has talent, at the same time. An ordinary tourist or visitor cannot enter without being registered with a tourism promotion company, and the financial cost of entry tickets varies according to the fees charged by these companies.
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Buildings for markets and popular neighborhoods in the film city
Very popular
Rahul pointed out that Hindi films are very popular inside and outside India. Since its launch in 1913, it has been able to spread and be present in various cinemas around the world. Bollywood films have also achieved international fame and have been the most watched in various cinemas.
Rahul added that the Film City was able to produce thousands of films; Thanks to the enormous capabilities it possesses, in addition to the presence of many amazing studios and filming locations, and equipped decorations, some of which were designed in the form of urban cities and rural villages, as well as places of worship, hospitals, police stations, and many other buildings that mimic the reality of Indian cities.
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Raj Rahul is a tour guide in the film city
International Studios
Rahul pointed out that most of the film city’s buildings, markets, temples and hospitals are made of gypsum and wood, and are external decorations supported by brick and cement walls, while the interior scenes are filmed in international studios equipped with all the tools, equipment and commitments specific to the location within the city, all of which mimic the designs of the interior decorations of homes and palaces. Hospitals and places of worship with their precise details, which adds a rich and exciting atmosphere to the stories told, explaining that the city is located in Gurgaon, one of the cities of Mumbai.
Rahul added that the residents of “Film City” are workers in the film industry and live with their families, and some random homes for poor families are spread at the entrances of the city, who benefit from selling some products to tourists and visitors.
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Buildings and decorations that mimic residential neighborhoods in India
Music and show
Rahul added that the Indian film industry is always characterized by singing, music and dance performances. They are an integral part of film events and contribute to adding more fun and entertainment. They also combine commercial and artistic elements and reflect a unique spirit and rich culture in their films.
Rahul stated that among the most famous films that were filmed in the city and are considered a milestone in the history of Bollywood, they are “Delo Har Delo”, “Kun Tum My Ho”, “Dostan” Parts 1 and 2, “Sholay”, and others. One of the films that achieved global spread.
