The National Film Archive of India (NFAI) is an institution dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich heritage of Indian cinema. Established in 1964, it collects, conserves, and restores films, ensuring that the history of Indian filmmaking is safeguarded for future generations. The archive houses a vast collection of films, including classics and regional cinema, making it a vital resource for researchers and film enthusiasts. Located in Pune, the NFAI also organizes film festivals and exhibitions to celebrate Indian cinema. It collaborates with various organizations to promote film education and appreciation, contributing to the cultural landscape of India.