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So you're thinking of making Indian movies your next cinema outing. But, do you really know what to expect before sitting down in front of the ticket counter? What are the key differences between Indian and Western cinema? And what can you watch with subtitles that's not dubbed into English? This article will help! With our guide to Indian cinema, you'll be able to catch a great film without the confusion. Learn the key difference between Hollywood and Bollywood, find out where to find Hindi films that aren't dubbed into English (yep!), and much more! We’ll also be mentioning some top choices for streaming services so you don’t have to worry about missing an opening night premiere. Hollywood and Bollywood: Hollywood is a term that describes movies made in the USA and other English-speaking nations. A majority of these films are American comedies, gangster films or romances such as Pretty Woman (1990) or The Wedding Singer (1998). These films are set in the United States and reflect the American culture of the time. They tend to be "clean" and sentimental which can be reflected in romanticised versions of New York City, Los Angeles or other major cities. American cinema is popular because it's well-known around the world which means there's a big selection of foreign languages to choose from! Bollywood is cinema made in India. Bollywood is known for its musicals, or "masala" films that are based on Indian themes. Musicals become popular in India during the 1960s and 1970s. Bollywood movies are meant to entertain but are more entertaining than Hollywood movies! However, more recently, Bollywood movies have been more realistic and darkly comic. Subtitles vs Dubbed: A lot of people think that when seeing Hindi films the only way to enjoy them is with subtitles. But you can watch some subtitled films too! Subtitles are Film Movement's term for "English-language" subtitles on subtitled films. If there is no mention of subtitles, the film is dubbed. Dubbed films are created by speaking the lines of a foreign language and adding it on top of the film after it has already been made. An example of this would be watching an animated film in English; some characters might speak Spanish and others may be speaking French! Dubbed films are sometimes referred to as "re-voiced". Although Hindi-language films can be watched with subtitles or dubbed into English, there is a difference in the style of filmmaking between Indian and Hollywood/Bollywood cinema that you should be aware of while trying to watch Hindi movies. Films: Indian cinema has its own style and approach while Hollywood/Bollywood movies follow a formulaic approach. To experience Indian cinema, you should familiarise yourself with the three pillars of Indian cinema:Hindi films typically focus on the lives of the middle and lower classes. These films can be either commercial or art-house and can be relatively realistic or stylised and unrealistic. They usually star Bollywood actors who are famous for their singing and dancing abilities. cfa1e77820
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