Ramoji Film City in Hyderabad, India, is the world’s largest film studio complex. Which was founded in 1996 and covers 674 hectares (1,666 acres). It features permanent sets ranging from train stations to temples, and it has 47 sound stages. It is the world’s largest integrated film metropolis, having been recognized by Guinness World Records as the world’s largest studio complex.
It is the world’s biggest film city, having been named the world’s largest studio complex by Guinness World Records. It is also a famous tourist and recreation destination, with natural and man-made attractions, as well as an amusement park. Every year, over 1.5 million tourists visit this location. The movie city is the vision of Ramoji Rao, a film producer who wants to create a studio comparable to those found in Hollywood. He hired art director Nitish Roy to create the complex after acquiring the site.
According to an executive, the builders did not remove a single tree or mountain from the site, which at the time comprised of rainforests and rugged terrain.
For the different film units shooting at any given moment, the studio features a central kitchen. People can go to movie sets, theme parks, and amusement rides, among other things. There are also 6 hotels, 47 sound stages, and permanent sets ranging from railway stations to temples within the cinema city.
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