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Which Indian film industry became the largest in terms of box-office revenue by 2021?
Which Indian film industry became the largest in terms of box-office revenue by 2021?
- Telugu (correct)
- Tamil
- Kannada
- Hindi
Which Indian film industry is sometimes known by the nickname 'Mollywood'?
Which Indian film industry is sometimes known by the nickname 'Mollywood'?
- Tamil
- Malayalam (correct)
- Marathi
- Bhojpuri
Where is the Hindi language film industry primarily based?
Where is the Hindi language film industry primarily based?
- Bengaluru
- Kolkata
- Kerala
- Mumbai (correct)
Which Indian film industry is focused on the audience in Gujarat and Mumbai?
Which Indian film industry is focused on the audience in Gujarat and Mumbai?
Which Indian film industry is based in the Tollygunge neighbourhood of Kolkata, West Bengal?
Which Indian film industry is based in the Tollygunge neighbourhood of Kolkata, West Bengal?
Which industry represents the majority of the net box office revenue in India as of 2019?
Which industry represents the majority of the net box office revenue in India as of 2019?
In which decade was there a steady rise in the ticket price, a tripling in the number of theatres, and an increase in the number of prints of a film being released?
In which decade was there a steady rise in the ticket price, a tripling in the number of theatres, and an increase in the number of prints of a film being released?
What percentage of the net box office revenue in India is represented by the Telugu and Tamil film industries combined as of 2019?
What percentage of the net box office revenue in India is represented by the Telugu and Tamil film industries combined as of 2019?
Which language constitutes 21% of the net box office revenue in India as of 2014?
Which language constitutes 21% of the net box office revenue in India as of 2014?
In how many countries were films from India screened as of 2003?
In how many countries were films from India screened as of 2003?
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Largest Indian film industry by 2021
Largest Indian film industry by 2021
The Telugu film industry became the largest in India in terms of box-office revenue by 2021.
Nickname for Malayalam film industry
Nickname for Malayalam film industry
The Malayalam film industry is often referred to as 'Mollywood'.
Location of Hindi film industry
Location of Hindi film industry
The Hindi language film industry is mainly located in Mumbai.
Audience focus of Gujarati films
Audience focus of Gujarati films
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Location of Bengali film industry
Location of Bengali film industry
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Dominant industry in India (2019)
Dominant industry in India (2019)
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Trends in the 2000s Indian cinema
Trends in the 2000s Indian cinema
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Combined revenue of Telugu and Tamil films (2019)
Combined revenue of Telugu and Tamil films (2019)
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Punjabi film revenue share (2014)
Punjabi film revenue share (2014)
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Global reach of Indian films (2003)
Global reach of Indian films (2003)
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Study Notes
Indian Film Industry
- As of 2021, the Telugu film industry became the largest in terms of box-office revenue.
- The Malayalam film industry is sometimes known by the nickname 'Mollywood'.
Hindi Language Film Industry
- The Hindi language film industry is primarily based in Mumbai.
Gujarati Film Industry
- The Gujarati film industry is focused on the audience in Gujarat and Mumbai.
Bengali Film Industry
- The Bengali film industry is based in the Tollygunge neighbourhood of Kolkata, West Bengal.
Industry Revenue
- As of 2019, the Hindi film industry represents the majority of the net box office revenue in India.
- The Telugu and Tamil film industries combined represent 66% of the net box office revenue in India as of 2019.
- The Hindi language constitutes 21% of the net box office revenue in India as of 2014.
Film Industry Growth
- In the 1990s, there was a steady rise in the ticket price, a tripling in the number of theatres, and an increase in the number of prints of a film being released.
Global Reach
- As of 2003, films from India were screened in 90 countries.
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