March 24th, 2008 by admin

Bollywood media company Reliance Big Entertainment, which is Anil Ambani - the sixth richest man in the world, announced that the 10 Hollywood movies to a billion dollars. To do this, Reliance has signed deals with the production teams of Hollywood stars Nicolas Cage, Jim Carrey, George Clooney, Tom Hanks and Brad Pitt.

It is unlikely, however, these films are traditional Bollywood titles. Rajesh Sawhney, who is chairman of Reliance, said: “We want films Hollywood has a global audience. We are not in the insertion of Bollywood Hollywood.” He added that his team would be selected for the content of films, but their kind. He said: “I think, to get Indian films, like all stereotypes singing and dancing in Hollywood as the most stereotypical of sexuality and violence. We are looking for content, regardless of right kind . ” Finally, Mr. Sawnhey said that the company is hoping some great films, money. He said: “We are very pleased to Big-budget, live-action films in Hollywood, money for us.”

Hollywood has opted for the financing of Indian film producers for a moment, as the U.S. economy is struggling. In recent years, Disney, News Corporation and Sony have all the big-money deals with Bollywood ventures, even if none of the bids was so great that one Reliance.

Mr. Sawhney said that the store has meant the beginning of a long relationship between Hollywood and Bollywood. He said: “The goal is to have a look at 30 scenarios in the context of that, in the next two years, 10 of which will go to the screen. This is only the beginning of our relationship with Hollywood. ”

Many film experts see this agreement as a marriage of two cultures. Komal Naht, Editor of Commerce Mumbai, the film Street Journal, the label as “great” one. He said: “Reliance is an important step in the implementation of Hollywood and Bollywood. The key is whether you can do that Indian films abroad at the same time to sell and sell foreigners in India. ”

Many people think, learn a lot about Bollywood could be the director. Currently, the Indian film industry releases nearly 1,000 movies a year, but represents only about £ 1 billion per year. In comparison, Hollywood produces half that number, but has 10 times the turnover. The reason is that often the Bollywood relative lack of commercial success is that traditional Bollywood studios are typically family businesses abroad, the star talent for a movie, but good scripts.