Since ancient times movement of people from one part of the world to another has played significant role in transmission of culture and tradition. The cultural relations between India and Poland can be traced back as far as 15^th century as depicted in various accounts. During the Second World War the role of Maharaja Jam Sahib of Nawanagar in rescuing the polish gentry brought India and Poland even closer. India had good political relations with Poland during the cold war period which had gone in to oblivion with the Euro centric image of Poland since 1989 and attaining of its European Union membership in 2004. The cultural ties between the two countries continued to survive throughout the period and retain its contribution till the date to bring forth old golden days of their relations.