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    Ramayana builds a stronger domestic bridge amid global push

    Ramayana: Part 1 has earned ₹403.9 crore in India and ₹260 crore overseas in its first six days, despite a much wider international release. Trade experts attribute its limited appeal in Western markets to cultural unfamiliarity, simplified storytelling and a lack of emotional depth, while competition from established franchises adds pressure.

    Clean social image makes stars the new heroes of the ad world

    Advertisers have shifted their focus, now putting greater emphasis on a celebrity's social media impact rather than their filmography for endorsement deals. Shah Rukh Khan exemplifies this trend, maintaining a strong brand presence without any recent cinematic releases. Digital endorsement agreements constitute a noteworthy part of total deals, with brands prioritizing favorable online opinions and innovative content creation as evaluation criteria.

    Tiny tales draw big bets from top film studios

    Major production houses are exploring micro-drama format as a test bed for IP and branded content opportunities.

    Brands lawyer up before using movie characters in ads

    Companies are increasingly seeking legal counsel to navigate the complexities of using popular movie characters in advertising. Brands are leveraging these characters for enhanced recall and relevance, but face potential copyright and trademark issues. Experts highlight the need for explicit licenses from film producers to avoid litigation and reputational damage.

    Stars aligning for a reel good 2026 in Bollywood

    Indian cinema is set for a massive year. Big stars like Shahrukh Khan, Salman Khan, and Rajnikanth have major releases planned. This strong lineup of Hindi, regional, and Hollywood films is expected to boost box office collections significantly. Industry experts predict a record haul, with growth anticipated due to diverse content and increased Gen Z attendance.

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