Cinemaazi, the Indian Cinema Heritage Foundation, is a public charitable trust dedicated to preserving and celebrating the rich history and heritage of Indian cinema. Their mission is to establish and operate an Indian cinema heritage museum, archive, library, research and resource center, and cultural spaces.

The Foundation is committed to the preservation, restoration, and conservation of cinema and related memorabilia, including artifacts, equipment, books, magazines, and other materials that highlight the history of Indian cinema. They also undertake extensive research and documentation to preserve the legacy of the artists and technicians who have contributed to Indian cinema.

In addition to their preservation efforts, the Foundation aims to disseminate and promote their work through seminars, conferences, festivals, exhibitions, videos, audios, and other mediums. They also organize film, arts, music, theater, and cultural events to engage and educate audiences.

By showcasing the incredible contributions of Indian cinema and its people, Cinemaazi is a valuable resource for film buffs, historians, filmmakers, and researchers alike. They are a registered trust under the Income Tax Act, 1961, and strive to continue their important work in preserving and celebrating the beauty of Indian cinema.