The film industry, even after functioning for a century, did not dare (or care) to venture into the actual fabric of Indian society. They preferred making films that suited the psyche of the section of the audience that was socioculturally and religiously dominant. The percentage of this ‘catered audience’ was way less when compared to India’s population and cultural diversity.
The film industry, even after functioning for a century, did not dare (or care) to venture into the actual fabric of Indian society. They preferred making films that suited the psyche of the section of the audience that was socioculturally and religiously dominant. The percentage of this ‘catered audience’ was way less when compared to India’s population and cultural diversity.
The film industry, even after functioning for a century, did not dare (or care) to venture into the actual fabric of Indian society. They preferred making films that suited the psyche of the section of the audience that was socioculturally and religiously dominant. The percentage of this ‘catered audience’ was way less when compared to India’s population and cultural diversity.
