India is home to over 1.4 billion people, with 22 official languages spoken across the subcontinent—so it should come as no surprise that the country boasts the world's largest film industry.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Sweta Kaushal writes about Bollywood and Indian films. Two new Bollywood films made their digital debut on Netflix this Friday and ...

Four blockbuster Indian movies have officially secured spots on the Netflix Global Top 100 Films list as Indian cinema ...

India produces more than a thousand films every year, and the Hindi film industry accounts for a major portion of that figure. With over 100 years of film history, Bollywood movies offer a variety of ...

To outsiders, and indeed many in the country, Indian cinema is all about masala movies. Named after the blend of spices ubiquitous in the country’s cuisine, these films feature a mix of genres, ...

The Odyssey crosses Rs 80 crore gross in India within four days despite a steep first-Monday decline, with Matt Damon’s epic ...

Dhamaal 4 displayed a solid hold at the Indian box office on its second Friday, day 8, scoring above 6 crore net.

Excitement is growing in cinema-mad India for the return of a movie star from Pakistan to its big screens after his long absence due to an industry ban on artists from the neighboring country. Fawad ...

Celebrate IndieWire's Musicals Week by taking the plunge into Hindi cinema with any of these films, now streaming. With all due respect to my colleagues, I feel crazy talking about movie musicals at ...

The Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM), the Southern Hemisphere’s largest celebration of Indian cinema, has announced ...