India has been in the movie business for nearly as long as Hollywood: the first Bollywood film, Raja Harishchandra (pictured), was released in 1913. To celebrate the history of the movement, India’s prime minister Narendra Modi is in Mumbai today to open the new National Museum of Indian Cinema. The museum, which cost INR1.4bn (€17.3m) to build, will take visitors on interactive tours charting the evolution of Bollywood and Indian cinema, from the arrival of cameras to the golden age of the 1960s. There appears to be an emphasis on inspiring young film-makers: one exhibition hall is dedicated to teaching children the science and technology behind cinema. Lights, camera...

Paris is even more elegant than usual this weekend: the French capital’s men’s fashion week and design tradeshow Maison et Objet are overlapping. Fashionistas are gathering at runway shows by Hermès and Celine but there’s another key attraction: the city’s menswear tradeshows and showrooms. Buyers do important business here: Paris Fashion Week occurs after menswear galas in London, Florence and Milan, so most buyers prefer to browse there before placing their orders for the forthcoming season in the French capital. They’ll be visiting stellar multibrand showrooms dotted across Le Marais, such as The News – which features brands including Officine Générale and Needles – and the city's leading tradeshow, Man.