"Hot Mei Niang" series, "Bumble Bee and Butterfly" series, "Exotic Angel" series, "Swirling Street" series, "Song and Dance" series, "Song and Dance" series, "Call of the Wild" series, "Red Lip Dance" " series since the birth of the first Indian feature film in 1913. After more than 80 years of development, the Indian film industry has formed an annual turnover of approximately US$1.2 billion and has nearly 2 million staff. A huge industry that produces 1,200 films a year. Among them, the film production center "Bollywood" has become a well-deserved film giant with an impressive annual output of 900 films. This number is approximately eight times the annual film output of our country and three times that of Hollywood. Indian films have long been popular in developing countries, captivating people from New Delhi to Durban, South Africa. Therefore, it is no exaggeration to say that half of the people in the world are watching Hollywood movies, and the other half of the people grew up in the singing and dancing of "Bollywood" movies (Indian movies). Indian movies were once popular in China, and "Song of the Wanderer" spread throughout the country. In the following nearly two decades, due to various reasons, Indian films gradually disappeared in China. After entering 2000, Bollywood, which was not willing to be limited to the markets of developing countries, broke the traditional limitations of Indian films, updated its production concepts, and launched a series of brand-new Indian films. This is what we call "new concept Indian cinema". New concept Indian films have absorbed many Hollywood production models in their production techniques. These films not only inherit some of the previous characteristics: excellent singing and dancing, delicate performances, tortuous plots, etc., but also add many new elements: Fashionable atmosphere, tight rhythm, relaxed and humorous performance. Coupled with the handsome actor and beautiful actress, the whole movie is very eye-catching! To put it simply, if you ignore the distinctive singing and dancing, you may not be able to tell whether this is a Hollywood blockbuster or an Indian movie. The perfect combination of distinctive national characteristics and Hollywood style is a significant feature of the new concept of Indian movies. Features and Trends. "Bollywood" has made great improvements to the disconnection between song, dance and drama in some previous films, and has strengthened the close integration between dance, plot and character emotions. Some new-concept Indian films with more complex plots and more sophisticated productions have begun to take the European and American film markets by storm. For example, in last year's Academy Award selection, the "Bollywood" blockbuster "Once Upon a Time in India" (also known as "The Battle of Glory") was nominated for the Best Foreign Language Film Award; the Los Angeles Film Festival held in Switzerland in August last year At the Kano Film Festival, "The Iyers" directed by Indian female director Rupali Mehta was nominated for "Best Asian Film" and won the "Best Feature Film" at the Hawaii International Film Festival in October. The Bollywood film "Monsoon Wedding", directed by another Indian director Maire Nair with an investment of only US$1.5 million, has grossed more than US$30 million at the global box office and was adapted into a Broadway musical. The drama "Bombay Dreams". In January this year, the musical comedy "Marigold" (Marigold), directed by former Disney Creative Director Willard Cairo for Bollywood's "Super Movie Company", created a comprehensive relationship between Hollywood and Bollywood. A first for cooperation. In this regard, some Western media said: "Bollywood has half of the world's loyal audiences. Now, Western movie fans have also discovered Bollywood and have gradually become the other half of Bollywood audiences." The eight major American film companies are paying attention New Concept Indian Cinema. Colombian TriStar Pictures Group has released two Bollywood films: "Once Upon a Time in India" and "Mission Kashmir", and has also put more than a dozen Bollywood films on its distribution list; 20th Century Fox has partnered with Bollywood's popular producer Ram Gopal Phurma has signed a contract to handle the global distribution of Ram's three new films.