Updated On: 08 June, 2013 08:39 AM IST | | Soma Das
Seventy-five years ago to this day, in 1938, one of Mumbai's finest Art Deco theatres Metro Cinema raised its curtains for cinema lovers. Over the years, this landmark went on to occupy cult status and visit to Metro became nothing short of an experience of a lifetime. The GUIDE decided to help readers relive the nostalgia of yore
Circa 1938: Bombay was like the city it is today. It was bursting with possibilities and was the hub for writers, artists and activists. It was also the era when the Art Deco architecture, characterised by angular shaped buildings with facades, gained precedence. Reflecting the fashion of the times were the cinema theatres such as Regal Cinema and Eros Cinema.

Metro Cinema, today, is a multiplex that stands in the same spot at the Metro Junction. Pic/Bipin Kokate