India’s OTT market to more than double by 2023
A new PwC report says India’s OTT revenue will grow the fastest in the next five years, even as traditional TV maintains its share in the overall entertainment revenues.
A new PwC report says India’s OTT revenue will grow the fastest in the next five years, even as traditional TV maintains its share in the overall entertainment revenues.
As Indians consume more digital content, video-streaming players are battling it out for eyeballs and real estate on smartphones. Who will emerge the winner?
Once upon a time big-ticket movies headlined by megastars would be lapped up by audiences. Not anymore. Moviemakers are realising that small is not just beautiful but profitable, too.
Some years ago, Saregama India was staring at a ‘Kodak moment’. Then Carvaan happened. A success story which turned around its fortunes.
The company wants to empower entrepreneurs in rural India to open cinema chains.
One of the world’s most popular music streaming services, Spotify will offer 40 mln songs and 3 billion playlists comprising international and Indian music across various genres to Indian customers.
High net worth individuals and a new generation of buyers will drive the art market in the future.
As the volume of online music subscribers grows in India, the competition for market share is heating up as well.
India Art Fair’s new director Jagdip Jagpal talks to Fortune India about the focus on Indian and South Asian galleries, and keeping the fair alive through the year.
A grand musical on a timeless tale of love and loss further cements Shapoorji Pallonji Group’s place in the country’s artistic heritage.