Bollywood

History of Bollywood - Indian Cinema Mumbai-based Hindi language film industry (most famously known as Bollywood) was born in the early years of the silent film resurgence in Europe and the United States. Fueled by the technical inventions of the west and the huge potential to easily entertain large amounts of people, India and surrounding regions quickly formed their bastions of movie production, which remain largely ignored by the rest of the world’s population for decades to come. As their popularity grew, movies created in the Mumbay’s reached the number of 200 annual movies, and birthing the nickname for this movie industry – Bollywood (similar nickname “Tollywood” was first taken by the cinema of West Bengal, but Mombay (Bombay) cinema fans soon adapted it). West continued to ignore the cinema efforts of Indian filmmakers, but they acknowledged them when India overtook America as the world's biggest producer of movies in the world. From the first Bollywood movie ever created to today, Indian cinema used a mix of influences gathered from its long history, with a touch of outside trends taken from Hollywood and later on global Television channels. Six major influences made Bollywood what it is today: • Tradition of Indian epics such as Mahabharata and Ramayana, especially their narrative styles (side story, back story, extensive sub-plots). • Sanskrit theatre that was popular in India until the 10th century AD. This gave Bollywood movies a sense of spectacle, dance, mu...

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