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Aamir Khan's Dangal earns Rs 75 crore in China during opening weekend
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China's film market is very competitive. You got their domestic market competing with Hollywood and other Non-Hollywood films. The domestic industry is favored by the government as local studios and co-productions get 44% of the revenue whereas foreign studios only get 25%. The government also has a quota for imported films to protect the local industry. Non-Hollywood films are rarely successful except for a few hits like Dangal, Your Name, PK and 3 Idiots compared to the countless successful Chinese and Hollywood films as shown by China's all time box office chart. Non-Hollywood films won't be making an impact at the Chinese box office as domestic and Hollywood productions are too dominant and capture a huge percentage of the market.
How could Non-Hollywood films do better? This is a difficult question to answer. In the North American box office, Hollywood films dominate with a 90% market share. Their dominance spreads to almost every foreign market. China will need to build more screens. The moviegoing audience will need to increase.
How could Non-Hollywood films do better? This is a difficult question to answer. In the North American box office, Hollywood films dominate with a 90% market share. Their dominance spreads to almost every foreign market. China will need to build more screens. The moviegoing audience will need to increase.
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That is what Hollywood seems to have been doing lately, every big banner Hollywood movie has a Chinese element to get a pie of the Chinese film industry and its a win for the two both the parties make money in this deal, and thanks to quota system this wont have any impact on Chinese culture.
Bud, lets be real both of our countries sort of live in a parallel universe where people of these two countries know nothing about each other in general. I will buy what you say abt Indian movies , though its the same story on this side of the border aswell, we watch Jackie chan not because he is from Hong kong/china or because he is acting in a Chinese movie, we watch him simply cos he is Jackie chan. Feelings are mutual here and nationality has got nothing to do with it. And i belive this is how it should be.
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Why?That poor girl. Sallu bhai
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Yah. Including me, he betrayed Katrina Kaif., a very bad man.
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Comparison between Indian films collection vs Pakistan film collection
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_highest-grossing_Indian_films
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_highest-grossing_Pakistani_films
310 million dollar vs 4.94 million dollar=62.75 times bigger than Pakistan and still growing
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_highest-grossing_Indian_films
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_highest-grossing_Pakistani_films
310 million dollar vs 4.94 million dollar=62.75 times bigger than Pakistan and still growing
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Kindly compare Indian Kamaati Pura income as well since Indian Govt earning enormous amount from there also.
Don't tag me next in D@ck measuring threads.
Indian Film Inspires Chinese Filmmakers to Look for Collaborations
Bollywood star Aamir Khan’s blockbuster film Dangal has impressed audiences at the second BRICS film festival in China’s Chengdu. Experts said Dangal's success indicated that more Chinese want to know the real India and the government should leverage it to showcase India's soft power.
New Delhi (Sputnik) — The film has already set new box office records at the Chinese box office. The assembled filmmakers and actors also brainstormed on ways to collaborate to anchor the soft power of the five-nation group.
“Dangal has inspired Chinese filmmakers. Its actors are now megastars in our country though there wasn’t a lot of promotion for it in China. I think Indian films really taught us a lesson this time. Chinese audiences are easily moved by such simple, straightforward and beautiful stories,” The Hindu quoted Lu Chuan, Chinese film director, as saying in Chengdu, which is hosting the second BRICS film festival. The first film festival of the five emerging economies was held in New Delhi last year.
Experts said Dangal’s success is also linked to China’s attempt to expand its global outreach and to understand India better.
“This is part of China going global. Also, Chinese TV channels are now covering and showing a variety of stuff now. In Dangal’s case, the fact that President Xi Jinping mentioned to PM Narendra Modi of having seen it, made it popular again among Chinese, who feel that it shows them the real India. The government should leverage it to the hilt as it constitutes a massive soft power India has,” Dr Swaran Singh, Professor at the School of International Studies at the New Delhi-based Jawaharlal Nehru University and a noted expert in Chinese affairs, told Sputnik.
This year’s film festival also saw the contribution of short films from member countries. Five filmmakers, including India’s Madhur Bhandarkar, Jia Zhang-Ke from China and Jahmil T. Qubeka from South Africa, contributed short films to the 110-minute compilation.
The stories mostly focused on hope, the neglect of the elderly and the fear of the future. Bhandarkar’ film Mumbai Mist focused on the plight of the old, in Mumbai, India’s financial capital.
As part of identifying new talent and promoting capacity building in the BRICS in the area of cinema, a Chinese official announced that the Beijing Film Academy would offer 40 fully sponsored undergraduate and doctoral scholarships for budding filmmakers in the five emerging economies. An exchange program for promising students has also been envisaged.
Bollywood star Aamir Khan’s blockbuster film Dangal has impressed audiences at the second BRICS film festival in China’s Chengdu. Experts said Dangal's success indicated that more Chinese want to know the real India and the government should leverage it to showcase India's soft power.
New Delhi (Sputnik) — The film has already set new box office records at the Chinese box office. The assembled filmmakers and actors also brainstormed on ways to collaborate to anchor the soft power of the five-nation group.
“Dangal has inspired Chinese filmmakers. Its actors are now megastars in our country though there wasn’t a lot of promotion for it in China. I think Indian films really taught us a lesson this time. Chinese audiences are easily moved by such simple, straightforward and beautiful stories,” The Hindu quoted Lu Chuan, Chinese film director, as saying in Chengdu, which is hosting the second BRICS film festival. The first film festival of the five emerging economies was held in New Delhi last year.
Experts said Dangal’s success is also linked to China’s attempt to expand its global outreach and to understand India better.
“This is part of China going global. Also, Chinese TV channels are now covering and showing a variety of stuff now. In Dangal’s case, the fact that President Xi Jinping mentioned to PM Narendra Modi of having seen it, made it popular again among Chinese, who feel that it shows them the real India. The government should leverage it to the hilt as it constitutes a massive soft power India has,” Dr Swaran Singh, Professor at the School of International Studies at the New Delhi-based Jawaharlal Nehru University and a noted expert in Chinese affairs, told Sputnik.
This year’s film festival also saw the contribution of short films from member countries. Five filmmakers, including India’s Madhur Bhandarkar, Jia Zhang-Ke from China and Jahmil T. Qubeka from South Africa, contributed short films to the 110-minute compilation.
The stories mostly focused on hope, the neglect of the elderly and the fear of the future. Bhandarkar’ film Mumbai Mist focused on the plight of the old, in Mumbai, India’s financial capital.
As part of identifying new talent and promoting capacity building in the BRICS in the area of cinema, a Chinese official announced that the Beijing Film Academy would offer 40 fully sponsored undergraduate and doctoral scholarships for budding filmmakers in the five emerging economies. An exchange program for promising students has also been envisaged.
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not worth for compare both have different story and back ground
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Recently Chinese a good movie - super express.
Principal actor: 陈赫, Song Ji Hyo（south korea）, David Belle（France）
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Express_(film)
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ah, Low IQ inferior creatures always make people feel sick. Isn't it?I hope you are not squinting........ not that I will be able to tell the difference.
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