Nandan
Nandan
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An institution built with the motive to promote cinema, one can catch up on a range of Indian and international films here for a nominal admission fee
Nandan is a government sponsored film and cultural centre located right next to Radindra Sadan. Built in 1980, its logo was designed by the legendary director Satyajit Ray whose films are screened here even today. An institution built with the motive to promote cinema, one can catch up on a range of Indian and international films here for a nominal admission fee.
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