Bachchan Gewei Jie joined the underworld of the city's mean streets, in the 1975 hit "Deewaar" (wall), but the anti-hero of the film, now has pride of place, the right lane in hip Bandra suburb, many movies star.
Despite the abundance around Mumbai covered with a beautiful new poster artist Ranjit Dahiya said how he was the city's attacks in recent years been forgotten film heritage.
"I do not see any in Mumbai to a Bollywood, however,, this yes the city of Bollywood's," the Dahiya to tell the Agence France-Presse, the use of the the old name of the the city's. "So, I think I should paint the walls in the street."
Bandera part of the mural completed Bollywood Art Plan (BAP), the Dahiya and his friend Tony Peter, creating films for everyone to access the self-financing enterprises.
The two-person hope that in the the run to May next year per month to to complete the a painting, India will usher in the since the a century, its the first a silent feature films "Raja Harishchandra" Yu the in 1913 opened in Mumbai.
Permission is not always simple, with a 70 ft (21 m) of dancing girls unmoved locals foiled the plan.
Rely on the people, said: "the Dahiya. "Some people are wise to truly understand the art."
The Bali Action Plan started in April with the 1953 classic "Anarkali", its decade of greatest hits, the ill-fated romance between this court a beautiful dancer and the prince of the Mughal dynasty story murals life.
"Bollywood has a 100-year run, run to at least one hundred thousand. Our superficial," said Peter, who runs a film and design company.
Their murals also pay tribute to the the Bollywood of the old posters painter, its artistic Dahiya sigh to "will be dead" as a the digital media technologies to take over.
This is a prolific film industry in many ways, some fans want to see saved in Mumbai, in the heart of the role of the film industry through its glory days.
"There was a time when a synonym for" Bombay "and" treasure Hollywood "," Hindustan Times, "the article said that this month, wistfully recalled in Mumbai and star-struck fans packed film production the door of film studios, movie premieres held the day.
"From the Bollywood world premiere moved to Dubai and Singapore, the studio of the city lying forgotten."
Now a lot of studio operations in the north of Mumbai Film City complex, film historian Amrit Gangar said that the collapse in recent decades has left the walkie-talkie studio in Mumbai, such as in a famous old cultural treasures.
He laments the attitude of India, its tradition and history of the film - from the studio to the original film frames hand-painted signs - This is for future generations the key reference material from the past.
"At this time, has been there is no how many left for us," he told the Agence France-Presse reporter. "But whether we can save, be retained for a lot of care and respect, and to the public."
Next year's anniversary could provide an important impetus, and other projects springing up throughout the city in the countdown.
In the National Fine Arts Museum of Modern Art exhibition to explore the relationship between Mumbai and movies, at the same time committed to the first part of the Museum of Indian films is due to open in December.
DP Reddy, Joint Secretary of India, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting said: "It would be very great," told AFP 120 million rupees (about $ 2 billion) will be used for the project.
He also lists the a variety of festivals, exhibitions, and other activities, in in order to to to commemorate the the is not just Hindi language Bollywood the 100th anniversary of, but the all the Indian film plan.
March, Universal star of TV channels in the style of the famous boulevard in Los Angeles launched a "Walk of Fame", but Mumbai still have some catch up in line with the American film capital of the legendary landmark.
"Hollywood is a location, but Bollywood is just one entity does not have a specific location," said Peter, hoping to attract more funds to keep their projects alive.



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