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Bollywood Southeast Asia
![]() ![]() Though India is the largest film industry in the world and has its traditional markets in the US,UK, Canada and the Middle East, unfortunately, this huge figure doesn’t translate into equally large numbers in terms of revenue, in Southeast Asia, especially China and Japan.
However, the growing interest in Bollywood has prompted Indian producers on marketing their old films. Confermed Raja Chhinnal, Manager-Exports of NFDC. "NFDC has a collection of 300 titles old, new and classics and we have a lot of enquirers from Hong Kong and China about socially driven films that promote Indian culture.
The numbers of Indians in US, UK, South Korea and Middle East is over 20 million people. Earlier, audiences abroad watched Bollywood films on home videos but are open to stepping into theatres today.
![]() However, even some teething troubles, it is no longer a secret that Indian films have managed to make significant inroads in the previously inaccessible Southeast Asian market.
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