Sairandhri, a Marathi film released in 1931, is widely regarded as the first regional film in India.

The Telugu film industry, based in Hyderabad, is popularly known as 'Tollywood'.

The Tamil film industry, based in Chennai, is famous for its energetic and visually stunning dance sequences.

The Bengali film industry, based in Kolkata, has a long tradition of producing critically acclaimed and socially relevant films.

The Assamese film industry, based in Guwahati, is known for its films that seamlessly merge traditional storytelling with contemporary themes.

The Kannada film industry, based in Bengaluru, has a rich history of producing films based on historical and mythological themes.

The Punjabi film industry, based in Chandigarh, is known for its light-hearted and humorous films.

The Marathi film industry, based in Mumbai, has a strong tradition of producing films that address social issues and concerns.

The Rajasthani film industry, based in Jaipur, is known for its films that feature traditional Rajasthani music and dance.

The Oriya film industry, based in Bhubaneswar, is known for its films that emphasize family values and traditions.

The Manipuri film industry, based in Imphal, is known for its unique style of animation that blends traditional art forms with modern technology.

The Mizo film industry, based in Aizawl, is known for its films that raise awareness about environmental issues and conservation.

The Naga film industry, based in Kohima, is known for its films that showcase the unique culture and traditions of the Naga people.

The Assamese film industry, based in Guwahati, is known for its films that address women's issues and promote gender equality.

The Manipuri film industry, based in Imphal, is known for its films that feature stunning visuals and innovative cinematography.