PVR posts ₹71 cr loss as Bollywood flop show continues
Admissions and average ticket price during the quarter were impacted by the weak performance of Bollywood and Hollywood movies, says PVR.
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Mainstream cinema will always be larger-than-life, grandiose: Alia Bhatt
Bhatt says that mainstream content should appeal to a wider audience, like a family, whereas OTT platforms are better for intimate storytelling—which can cut across geographies and diaspora
What Ails Bollywood
Mediocre content, the surge in OTT platforms, short-form videos, and the rise of regional cinema, especially the South, have dented the age-old Bollywood ‘craze’.
Consumers empowered by quality content from OTTs: ZEE5
Consumers have been empowered by a plethora of good quality content which has come on the OTTs in the last two and a half years, says Manish Kalra of ZEE5.
Bollywood rocks! Amitabh Bachchan's $10 NFT retails at $2,500. Is investing a good idea?
Bollywood NFTs have become popular after veteran actors like Amitabh Bachchan and Salman Khan forayed into the space.
Hey Bollywood fans! Are NFTs legal in India?
There is no regulatory structure in India for cryptocurrencies, making NFTs risky. The lack of liquidity is also a worry.
Multiplex revival not before March ‘22: PVR
Once we're able to revive and re-establish the business, we can look at diversification, Sanjeev Kumar Bijli, joint managing director, PVR, told Fortune India.
Cinema won't usher change, we will: Pednekar
Actor Bhumi Pednekar opens up on why it is important to have a sustainable lifestyle and how climate change is a conversation we need to have more often.
Gaana is looking to grow user base to 200 mn
Prashan Agarwal, CEO, Gaana, talks about the trends in the music streaming industry and the change in consumption patterns during the lockdown.
Amazon is priming for a win
Streaming giant Amazon Prime Video has commissioned 20 new series globally; seven are from India. Amazon India head Gaurav Gandhi believes now is the best time—both for viewers and creators.
