Campaign India Team
Apr 08, 2008

Fantasy spoofs and now dyslexia, Indian audience has certainly matured

The Hindi film industry has always been a barometer of various societal trends. There is a lot to be decoded from the box office records of movies. Hits and misses have a story to tell as they expose the prevalent emotions and predict new trends. Bollywood has not been entirely without some of these experimental genres in the past. There was the wake-up call to youngsters in ‘Rang De Basanti’ or an extremely sensitive portrayal of a blind girl played in ‘Black’. But they were experiments at best, few and far in between.

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