The film, television and online video services industry in India generated a total economic contribution of USD 61.2 billion (Rs 514 Crore) in 2024, according to a new report by the Motion Picture Association (MPA) in collaboration with Deloitte.

The film, television and online video services industry in India generated a total economic contribution of USD 61.2 billion (INR 514k Cr) in 2024, demonstrating the vital importance of the screen sector to the economy, jobs, cultural exports and India’s soft power, according to new report by the Motion Picture Association (MPA) in collaboration with Deloitte that was launched at the inaugural World Audio Visual Entertainment Summit (WAVES) in Mumbai.

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