he first half of calendar year 2025 seems to have been a good period for films as they grossed a healthy Rs. 5,723 crore (14 percent higher than 2024) at the India box office, with 17 films crossing the Rs. 100 crore mark, compared to just 10 in January-June 2024, Ormax Media’s The India Box Office report has revealed.
Indian TV is no longer just for Indian households. Viewers from the U.S., UK, Canada, and Australia are tuning in like never before. Shows from Mumbai, Delhi, and Hyderabad are building global fanbases. This isn’t just Bollywood spillover. People are watching daily soaps, thrillers, game shows, and reality series. And they’re sticking around.
Saiyaara’s Rs 99 ticket strategy shows low prices can pull big crowds and bigger collections.
Viewers in 224 countries and over 4,400 Indian towns tuned in.
While AI tools speed up content creation and visual production, it’s still humans who understand what truly keeps audiences emotionally connected
As the average attention span shrinks to just six seconds, creators and brands have a narrow window to make an impact
Gen Z doesn’t like brands shouting at them; they want subtle, relevant messages. That’s why CTV is a great option, say experts
United Kingdom’s multi-media and telecom services provider Virgin Media O2 has said that it would be giving its TV customers access to 14 premium South Asian TV channels at no extra cost, helping television and movie lovers all around the country to take part in South Asian Heritage Month celebrations during the period July 18- August 17.
Netflix has said that it used generative artificial intelligence to produce visual effects that appeared for the first time on screen in one of its original series, employing a technology that has been a source of anxiety throughout Hollywood.
'Vedaant – The Epic Show’ is a pioneering web series created entirely using AI tools by Mumbai-based producers