cinema

Lights Camera Action! Cinema has a rich and diverse history that spans over a century, and it has evolved from silent black and white films to today's advanced digital technology. It has the power to captivate and transport audiences to different worlds, evoke emotions, and inspire social change.  

    Cinema has a very notable importance on our lives and the way we behave, it influences our culture, attitudes and behaviour. Movies happen to be the most influential tool of communication and society happens to learn a lot of things from films. Nowadays, movies are also launched on ott platforms like netflix and prime along with theatres since covid 19 which also allows the viewers to watch several movies at a very affordable rates and at the comfort of their home. When we see certain incidences shown in m ovies that we can relate to we naturally let them influence our mind-set and thought process. We want our personality and life to be just like the life of the movie character we idealize. Movies can have a positive as well as negative impact. Cinema is one of a great stress relief and makes the audience feel better and relax. Watching movies together along with our dear ones bonds us together and makes memories. Cinema is a significant industry that creates jobs and gen...

  There are countless themes in cinema as films explore a wide variety of human experience and their emotions Here are some common themes- 1.       Love and romance : This theme explores the complexities of human relationships, often focusing on the romantic relationships between two people. Love is a universal emotion that has been a popular theme in cinema. 2.         War : War films depict the horrors and consequences of war, as well as the bravery and sacrifices of those who fight for their countries. They often explore the moral complexities of war and its impact on individuals and societies. 3.       Social issues : Cinema has been used as a medium to raise awareness about social issues such as poverty, discrimination, and inequality. These films aim to educate and inspire audiences to take action to address these issues. 4.       Science fiction : Science fiction films ofte...

  Pros of cinema: Entertainment: A common kind of entertainment is watching movies.   . Everyone wants to have fun, regardless of their age, literacy level, or level of education. An exciting experience   itself can be watching a movie at a theatre. This is a result of numerous individuals acting in the same manner. Together, the crowd laughs, cheers, and cry etc. The audience makes the experience more engaging and exciting.. A Lesson of Teamwork: A movie is a collaborative work; it requires actors,   directors, make-up artists, writers, , technicians, and others.   It is also a lesson for all; that teamwork pays. Global art & culture showcase: Films frequently depict the cultures customs and traditions of various regions of the world.   They help us get knowledge about humans and about the world The movies educate us :- by presenting us with a wide range of topics, including history, culture, science, technology, politics, tradition etc. Humans...

  Indian cinema is the largest film industry in the world in terms of the number of films produced and the number of tickets sold. It has had a significant impact on Indian society and culture, shaping people's attitudes and perceptions in many ways. However, there are also negative influences that Indian cinema has had on Indians, which are important to understand. So let’s look into it precisely One of the most significant negative influences of Indian cinema on Indians is the perpetuation of gender stereotypes. Women are often portrayed as submissive, and dependent on men, and their sole purpose in life is to serve their husbands and families. This has somewhere played a part in the subjugation of women in Indian society, leading to discrimination and violence against women. Moreover, it has also contributed to the perception of women as objects of desire, leading to sexual harassment and objectification.  Indian cinema also perpetuates negative stereotypes about marginaliz...

  Cinema is the best tool to spread social awareness in the modern society, either it being political, social or economic and giving us the latest insight about what is happening in our world, making us aware about our rights, creating social awareness against the evils in our society, what new things that are happening around us and exposing the corrupt politicians. Cinema films can give viewers a different view of society than their used to, broadening their horizons and making them think about problems in a new way.Cinema is a reflection of our society which reflects on our past, present and future.It is a powerful vehicle for education, publicity and culture.Movies are considered to be one of the most popular medium of mass communication in the world which is equally effective in every part of society.It is reachable to all parts of society such as people of small villages, towns and big cities in every language.Movies had a big number of audience, so it can easily spread socia...

  Bollywood films are well-known all over the world. Whether it Shah Rukh Khan's dialogues, Amitabh Bachchan's acting, Madhuri Dixit's dance, or Priyanka Chopra's triumph in Hollywood, Bollywood is proud of its stars, tales, and songs. Here are a few of the reasons why the Indian film industry is so distinct. Indian film provides entertaining and engaging songs that are ideal for dancing, romance, and for couples who are truly in love. One can always groove to Bollywood music during weddings and other special occasions. Bollywood has a song for almost every occasion, and each song elicits strong emotions. Indian cinema is a whole entertainment package, and you can never see a Bollywood film without hearing a brilliant music. The Indian cinema includes several well-known performers who give their all in their roles. While singing and dance are frequently used in Indian films, the actors bring true heart and remarkable performances to their parts. Bollywood maintains its...

  The first motion picture exhibition in India was held in Bombay in 1896. The silent era of Indian cinema began in 1913 with the release of the first Indian feature film, Raja Harishchandra, directed by Dadasaheb Phalke who is also known as the ‘Father of Indian Cinema’ . During this era, the Indian film industry was in its early stages and most films were adaptations of Indian mythology, historical events or folklore. These films were typically short, lasting between 10 and 30 minutes, and were often accompanied by live music and sound effects With India's independence in 1947, Indian cinema became more diverse and regionalized. This period saw the rise of regional cinema in India. Many films focused on the themes of social justice, unity, and patriotism, and depicted the struggles of ordinary people in the post-independence era. Masala films, also known as "Bollywood masala" or "masala movies", were...