35 mm Film Projector Room from a cinema hall of yore, in India

See this archaic and archival footage from the film projector room of a 35 mm theater in India, before the days of digital prints and hard drives! The spool is fed with the film and it takes off, at a constant speed, to play out the film, with the sprockets stopping at every frame, to screen the film at a uniform speed of 24 fps.
The projector shown also has the ability to screen 70 mm movies. The lamp is manually switched on and off, for the projector.
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[@aryanjatav4470]

Bahut hi sunder hai cinema hall projector.

[@ashwinrock5135]

No digital sound head only rca sound head nice to see..

[@opticalsworld2393]

Ye maine chalya huya hai Jo sound is pr Banta hai wo Aaj kal k digital pr nhi banta

[@christoleva6764]

I know also about the sky and sun projection room from India😪🤔

[@saicharanreddy935]

I have one doubt from many days. Before digital we used to say 70 MM theaters and 35 MM theaters. But according to my knowledge almost all of the movies in india are used to be made in 35 mm reels before digital. So 70 mm theaters used to play 35 mm reels or they convert the 35 mm reels to 70 mm reels

[@Jasvinder518]

They used to blow up the 35 mm Film to 70 mm Film to be shown in 70 mm theatres. Even the Sholay which was marketed as a 70 mm Film was originally shot on 35 mm and then blew up to 70 mm.

[@VikramKumar-pp9kl]

Yahi sab to dekhna tha mujhe

[@ashoksoni8983]

हर प्रोजेक्टर का अपना सौंदर्य होता था।अपनी देहयष्टि आ कर्षण आज के वीडियो प्रोजेक्टर डिब्बे के अलावा कुछ नहीं प्राणहीन

[@adhamalhaj8569]

I'm so interested in such project since I was five years old during 1950 until today ,wondering ,how much it costs now aday?

[@mohimadvani6425]

around 1 lac

[@jagga10]

I just came across the clip by pure coincidence l was so please to see 35mm Victoria-8 dual gauge (35/70mm) projector in India l didn't they existed l know Victoria-5 35mm projectors were common in India, regardless it was a sheer please to see this projection room with it's dedicated projectionists. Hope to see lot more of these clips

[@LanaaAmor]

which company makes these projectors? never head of them. Is it christie? barco? sony?

[@jagga10]

@@LanaaAmor They are Italian projectors made by Cinemeccanica in Rome

[@LanaaAmor]

@@jagga10 which is the best film projector? Imax?

[@jagga10]

@@LanaaAmor all 35mm cinema projectors are good they were built for commercial cinemas l use one at home never had any problem

[@LanaaAmor]

@@jagga10 but imax says their shutter stays open for 20% longer and is brighter

[@satishvasane6812]

धन्यवाद भाई साहब

[@subhashkumar-yl6qb]

मेरा सपना था आपरेटर बनने का

[@dhruvratheekafan94]

😂 taki har film dekh saku free me ?

[@imrannamole9410]

Aap ka bhoat sukariya

[@70mmwithasad5]

WAH ZABARDUST

[@user-ki4us6yc2u]

А бобины - то русские!

[@Panther33542]

You shot this video with wide and close frames. You could have mixed those close and wide shots and then it will be more beautiful like a picture. Why don’t you edited like that ? The sad thing is we all are awaited till the end to watch the reel on the screen 😢😂.

[@RAVLOGSRAJAT]

Amazing visio

[@IndianArmy731]

Reel wali movie me dialogue ke liye alag se koi arangment hoti hai ya automatically

[@monulisa9665]

Automatic......side me sound code hote he......

[@RAVLOGSRAJAT]

Amazing vidio

[@Lucknowledge]

Is there still any cinema hall in India using 35 mm projector???Plz reply

[@ericbergeron6460]

Superbe.

[@NareshKumar-hb1ct]

Nice

[@SV-mo5db]

Irritating background sound

[@lathe4391]

This running sound is a music for every projectionist in those days..♥️

[@AN-nn5si]

You digital people cannot understand our nostalgic sounds sorry for you guys

[@umeshmali5737]

पूराना पोरजोकटर अंछा था. बडा पिकचर दीखता था 50 ft. चोडा picture dikhta tha.

[@aneeshsaabs]

35mm Hindi, Tamil full movies and reels available. anybody required? 🙂

[@venkatk510]

Cannot follow only anything. The man operating the projector seems to be struggling with it. No professional touch in handling. I have seen true professional s loading film in projectors.They do it in matter of seconds without getting stuck. 🙄

[@No-ec4wv]

everyone has different working capacity

[@rohitsahu6623]

Kitna bda parda hota hai theatre ka

[@monulisa9665]

30 feet

[@songsmp3hits566]

Bakwas

[@jaydipbiswas4387]

What the hell!!!

[@No-ec4wv]

why