Mumbai's iconic music store Rhythm House passed into history after it downed its one last time late on Monday night, exactly 68 years after it first opened for business in 1948. Rhythm House also ...

When Amir Curmally received a phone call from his brother Mammoo in 1975, he was faced with a big dilemma. Amir was a senior manager in the advertisement department of the Imperial Tobacco Company ...

Mumbai: The doorman greeted with half a smile. The staff, in bright red shirts, struggled to be attentive. A peppy Bollywood number filled the air but failed to lift the gloom. The writing on the wall ...

Mumbai’s best-known music store Rhythm House downed its shutters on March 1. It wasn’t the first establishment in the city to sell records, cassettes and CDs and film DVDs, and it isn’t the last. But ...

The 37-minute-long film showcases Rhythm House’s gradual surrender in the face of advancements in technology and piracy. The documentary opens with the shot of a man sitting inside the music store ...

Mumbai, March 1: For the music lovers, and that too for those who like blasts from the past were in for rude shock on Tuesday as south Mumbai’s iconic music store Rhythm House shut its door ...

The door to Rhythm House at Kala Ghoda was opened by the guard for one last time, yesterday. The mecca of music marked its last day on February 29 The door to Rhythm House, Kala Ghoda, was opened by ...

Mumbai: Taking the dream to revive the shuttered Rhythm house at Kala Ghoda a step further, Mahindra group chairman Anand Mahindra on Wednesday launched an exclusive handle on social media website, ...

Sonam Kapoor and Anand Ahuja have purchased the iconic Rhythm House music store in Mumbai for ₹478.4 million. Closed since 2018 due to Nirav Modi's financial troubles, the store once hosted legendary ...

The Bhaane Group, owned by actress Sonam Kapoor and her husband Anand Ahuja, has bought Mumbai's iconic music retail store Rhythm House for Rs 478.4 million (47.84 crore). The 3,600-square-foot ...

When Amir Curmally received a phone call from his brother Mammoo in 1975, he was faced with a big dilemma. Amir was a senior manager in the advertisement department of the Imperial Tobacco Company ...