A drive-in cinema in Bradford is bringing Bollywood to the big screen this weekend.
The event at Cannon Mills will include modern movies and comedies, and all will be shown in Hindi with English subtitles.
Each car will be given a speaker to allow passengers to listen to the soundtracks.
A DJ will play sets before films start and there will be food and drink stalls serving classic cinema snacks.
The drive-in is part of City of Culture 2025, in partnership with the National Science and Media Museum as well as the British Film Institute.
Aman Dhillon, curator for the Bollywood titles, told the BBC how she picked the movies being shown.
She said: "I looked at what would be popular titles, did some community engagement to find out what titles would be favourites.
"I tried to programme something for everybody, families, couples, classic films and some newer releases."
Dhillon added: "A drive-in cinema is different to the typical screening you would have in a cinema venue.
"It's a real immersive experience. You can sit in your car and feel like you're immersed in the film, but you're having a dance."
