Situated on Pattinson Road in Pune Camp, near Hulshru Barracks, this prominent gurudwara was historically the site of a British-era Hollywood Club before being repurposed by the Sikh community

After India's independence (circa 1949), the Sikh Regiment established a prayer room here. It expanded in the 1980s under the Pune Sikh Association Trust into a full complex including a charitable hospital, school, community kitchen, an auditorium, and the Sikh Museum (added around 2010)

The design blends Mughal-style minarets with Rajputana-style domes and chhatris. Exterior finishes include latticework, frescoes, mirror inlay, and plaster-of-Paris detailing

Inside, the Guru Granth Sahib sits beneath a grand central dome (Takht), and the campus houses a museum featuring paintings of the ten Sikh Gurus, historic battles, and army contributions