By Vivek S Legendragod The Indian film industry, inclusive of all its regional language industries – Malayalam (Mollywood), Tamil (Kollywood), Telugu (Tollywood), Kannada (Sandalwood), Hindi (Bollywood), etc. stand united under the issue of censorship by CBFC (Central Board of Film Certification), apart from other problems unimportant like misogyny, female objectification, masala, star-driven movies, plagiarism and piracy. One might say, these same problems are real even for British and American films (Hollywood), so what’s the big deal? Well, if you ask that way nothing is and the article can end here. But no! We shall go on to discuss the topic title. The Indian film audience can be divided into two groups – ones who watch movies to while away their time with family and friends on their weekends; as a medium of entertainment, nothing wrong in that and they form the majority. These are the target audience for any entertainment flick which is marketed and packaged with...
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