Google crafts an ‘online love letter’ to Hindi cinema: All the details
Google crafts an ‘online love letter’ to Hindi cinema: All the details
Google Arts & Culture has launched an interactive exhibit to pay homage to Indian cinema. The exhibit includes 7,000 artifacts, 120 stories, virtual tours of iconic cinemas, a puzzle party game, and an AR-powered gallery. Google collaborated with 21 partner institutions from India and around the world for this initiative. Users can browse through a collection of more than 1,000 iconic Hindi cinema posters, take virtual tours of Mumbai's famous theaters, and explore the world of iconic actors and directors. The exhibit is available in English and Hindi through the Google Arts & Culture website or app.
Google Arts & Culture has launched an interactive exhibit to pay homage to Indian cinema. The exhibit includes 7,000 artifacts, 120 stories, virtual tours of iconic cinemas, a puzzle party game, and an AR-powered gallery. Google collaborated with 21 partner institutions from India and around the world for this initiative. Users can browse through a collection of more than 1,000 iconic Hindi cinema posters, take virtual tours of Mumbai's famous theaters, and explore the world of iconic actors and directors. The exhibit is available in English and Hindi through the Google Arts & Culture website or app.
We use cookies to improve your experience on our site and to show you relevant advertising. To find out more, read our updated privacy policy and cookie policy
Through RSS Feeds 
Google Arts & Culture has launched an interactive exhibit to pay homage to Indian cinema. The exhibit includes 7,000 artifacts, 120 stories, virtual tours of iconic cinemas, a puzzle party game, and an AR-powered gallery. Google collaborated with 21 partner institutions from India and around the world for this initiative. Users can browse through a collection of more than 1,000 iconic Hindi cinema posters, take virtual tours of Mumbai's famous theaters, and explore the world of iconic actors and directors. The exhibit is available in English and Hindi through the Google Arts & Culture website or app. 
