A new project was launched in Glasgow last week to encourage older people to reconnect with their memories of the golden age of Bollywood cinema.
The Bollywood Screen Memories project was launched at the Shanti Bhavan Social and Cultural Centre on April 25.as a platform for elderly people to share their mutual interest in films, creating a stimulating and engaging group environment.
“For many ethnic minority older people, Bollywood was and remains a huge part of their lives – especially as there is now the option to watch both older and newer movies on streaming services and specialist TV channels.
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