BBC | How INDIAN Film Industry Works ? | Episode -1

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    The film industry employs more than a quarter of a million people in India and Anita begins her journey in Mumbai - the home of #bollywood - where the stars tower over the city on enormous murals. She discovers just how important the movies are to everyday people at one of the oldest cinemas in Mumbai where she quickly finds herself in the middle of a screaming mob as the stars of that night's film make a surprise appearance.
    She's invited onto the set of a film shooting in downtown #mumbai where she meets one of Bollywood’s biggest stars, Anil Kapoor, who explains the enduring appeal of these films and gives her a rare glimpse into how the famous dance numbers are shot with almost no rehearsals in advance. Inspired to give it a go herself, Anita joins a leading choreographer who explains the ancient traditions at the heart of modern Bollywood dance numbers before they all head to the roof of a high-rise so Anita can star in a Bollywood "Item Number" herself.
    Anita then travels to the countryside of Lucknow where a large action film is being shot to meet action hero Ajay Devgan who shows her the secrets they use to create the impressive fight scenes. Then she's invited into the junk-strewn recording studio of Bollywood's leading Foley artists to learn the surprising tricks behind creating the sound effects for India's biggest action films.
    In the showroom of India’s leading fashion designer, Manish Malhotra, Anita discovers how important the costumes are to Bollywood before racing across town to visit the hundreds of men working in his factories - where the most elaborate outfits can take six months and involve more than a million hand stiches. This is an example of the extraordinary wealth divide in India; the average salary for tailors across India is less than £1500 a year but the outfits they make can be worth as much as £27,000 and the Bollywood stars that wear them can earn tens of millions of pounds.
    At a magazine cover shoot, Anita meets superstar Sidharth Malhotra to understand just how fanatical Indians are about their movie stars. Finally, she flies to Jodhpur where she's roped into helping the wardrobe department dress a cast of hundreds for an epic battle scene at an ancient fort, as the casting team scramble to find enough foreign extras just hours before filming begins.
    #journeys

Komentáře • 26

  • @silvatongueentertainment1950
    @silvatongueentertainment1950 Před 8 měsíci +1

    I'm from South Africa and you showed the essence of bollywood. Really enjoyed this.

  • @nigelcowie6883
    @nigelcowie6883 Před rokem +2

    I really enjoyed this - thanks for posting.

  • @DimaRakesah
    @DimaRakesah Před 9 měsíci +1

    I just wanted to say def not all dance pieces are shown/practiced last minute. For really complex dances the actors may practice for months ahead of time, particularly if it's a dance style they don't have a lot of experience with. Many of the classical dances done by the leading women take a long time to learn and perfect. I know most people likely are aware of this, but for those new to the genre I just want people to be aware of the massive amount of work that can go into a single dance scene. :)

  • @muhammadazeemqureshi
    @muhammadazeemqureshi Před 11 měsíci

    Brilliant and Creative ! Truly idealistic world of riches.

  • @rdooky
    @rdooky Před 3 měsíci

    The presenter itself look like an actress... 😊😊😊

  • @user-nh5ny5nw8o
    @user-nh5ny5nw8o Před 4 měsíci

    It is rare scene that the peace about to settle between Bhajart and Albion overcoming bloody conflict. Well, please do not ask me the real time events in various fields. These things happen.

  • @manuelaffonso2191
    @manuelaffonso2191 Před rokem +1

    WOW, enjoyed it.

  • @aman-no5te
    @aman-no5te Před rokem +1

    Please put part 2 sir

  • @presanraj3690
    @presanraj3690 Před 10 měsíci

    Bollywood only not Indian Film industry south Indian film industry better for Bollywood

  • @zulharriansyahsyamsul4024

    During 1998 economy crisis Indian Movie save most Indonesia TV, before we produce our own salves TV drama and Movie we use Import from America but after 1998 all USA movie are expensive india Cinema save most of out TV station because more cheaper to Import and until now that's Formula still using by Indonesian TV when they entering financial dificulty

  • @silvatongueentertainment1950

    May I ask what is the name of the song you lip synced to at 23:00 ?

  • @rohith3996
    @rohith3996 Před rokem +1

    Please do go south and post about tollywood it is even bigger than Bollywood just more Hindi speaking people they get more market please do go Hyderabad

  • @nadin8032
    @nadin8032 Před 7 měsíci

    2:50 6:37

  • @valerianpereira1259
    @valerianpereira1259 Před 3 měsíci

    BOLLY WOOD Entertainment;INDUSTRY;
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    from Every stream;
    be it be ;
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    All from the prisoners from every prison cell of the nation in all 30 states;
    You get
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    You will get it all.
    from the real; Prisoners who are the VICTIMS;
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    get to work start interviewing and getting the facts from the Prisoners from cell.
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  • @spidey.......186
    @spidey.......186 Před 11 měsíci +2

    😂😂😂Bolywood is the worst film industry' in India

  • @sparshsingh7777
    @sparshsingh7777 Před 3 měsíci

    Turn it off

  • @elitezafficobra2288
    @elitezafficobra2288 Před rokem +2

    India also boasts about being the largest film industry in the world after Hollywood. This is not entirely true.
    The highest grossing non American English Hollywood movies are in fact Chinese movies.
    The Battle at Lake Changji - box off 913 million US dollars
    Wolf Warrior 2 - 874 million US dollars.
    Hi, Mom - 850 million US dollars
    The Wandering Earth - 700 US million
    No Indian movie has ever grossed more than 311 million US dollars world wide.

    • @RatedYWalkThrough
      @RatedYWalkThrough Před 8 měsíci

      ok boomer , move on...

    • @rdooky
      @rdooky Před 3 měsíci

      Its the biggest film industry in terms of number of movies release in one year... Thats what she said and i also read