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METHODOLOGY
• 'Alam Ara' - the first Indian sound film was released in 1931.
• Kisan Kanya (1937) was the first colored movie produced in India.
By late 1950s the films were defined by sumptuous romantic musicals and
melodramas.
Late 1960s and early 1970s gave rise to romantic movies, action films and
violent films.
In 1970’s films were action oriented with revenge as the dominating theme.
It was the age of the angry young man and Amitabh Bachchan rose to
prominence with the success of Sholay, Zanjeer and Deewar.
Evolution of Bollywood
The late eighties and early nineties saw the revival of the musical love stories
in Hindi cinema.
90s was a mixed genre of romantic, thrillers, action and comedy films.
During this period the cinema quality increased to a great extent and the box-
office was stroked by family-centric romantic musicals.
A stark upgrade was seen as technology gifted the industry Dolby digital sound
effects, advanced special effects, choreography and international appeal.
The development brought about investments from the corporate sector along
with finer scripts and performances.
Films & Youth
▪ Officially recognized by the Government of India, is all those in the age group
15 - 35 are considered to be youth
▪ Hindi films in particular – seem to play a large role in the lives of teenagers
today.
▪ Discussions on films form a large part of daily ‘gossip’, and extend to a large
degree into the real lives of film stars
▪ When it comes to fashion, romance and language, Bollywood movies are a
constant reference point for youngsters.
▪ Gangster films are particularly popular with college students.
▪ Dialogues from these films are routinely used in their conversations with
friends.
Films & Youth
Today Indian Cinema, especially Hindi cinema is not only popular in India
but also in parts of Middle East, Pakistan, UK and virtually every other
place where Indians live.
Movies are not only the world’s most popular form of entertainment, but
the film business is now becoming recognized as a highly lucrative and
profitable investment sector.
Before the reform, the filmmakers were hugely dependent on diamond
merchants and underworld for finances.
But today quite a few banks, including IDBI, Exim Bank and Bank of
Baroda, are pumping money into movie-making business.
The Industrial Development Bank of India (IDBI), which started off by
investing Rs.70 million in the industry, is seen as the leader in this sector
and has decided to double its investments to the tune of Rs.2 billion.
PROS Of Bollywood
Movies introduce youths to cultures, historical events and stories with which
they are unfamiliar.
Movies used in classrooms enhance learning.
Movies are enjoyable for all age group people.
They stimulate people's emotions, imaginations and conversations.
A good cinema always raises issues that makes them question things and
force them to search solution.
Good comedy movies always refresh the mind & help in increasing
creativity.
Cons of Bollywood
Vulgarity
Smoking and alcohol
Most movies have sex content, terrorism which leads youth's mind
to dangerous way.
Youngsters see movies & expect a very rich lifestyle & excess money
without hard work.
Modern cinemas are violent, consisting crime scenes & , no moral code
Abusive language, intimate scenes and vulgarity is corrupting youth and
mind-set.
Formulating the research Problem
Research design
Type of Research Design – Exploratory Research
SAMPLE DESIGN
Total = 50 samples
Survey Method
Questionnaire
Yahoo Answers
Analysis of data
Junior Youth (16 – 21 years) / Adult youth (22 – 26 years)
Male / Female
Media Field / Non - Media Field
Q1. What would you like to do in your
spare time ?
1. Watch a movie
2. Hangout with friends
3. Study
4. Indoor-Outdoor Games
5. Others
70
60
46 %
Percentage ( % )
50
34 %
40
30
20
9 % 7 %
10 4%
0
Watch a movie Hangout with Study Indoor-Outdoor Others
Friends Games
Q2. How frequently do you watch movies ?
1. Once a week
2. Once a month
3. Once in 3 months
4. Others
Frequency of watching movies
66% 48%
70%
9% 30%
60%
50% 8% 13%
40% 17% 9%
30%
20% 22 - 26 years
10% 16 - 21 years
0%
Once a week Once a month Once in 3 Others
months
Q3. Which type of movies you like to see
the most ?
1. Inspirational / Biographical
2. Action / Thriller
3. Comedy
4. Drama / Romance
5. Sci-Fi
6. Horror
TYPES OF MOVIES
OUTER RING : MALE
7%
INNER RING : FEMALE 15% Inspirational / Biographical
11% 6%
8% 18%
Action / Thriller
Comedy
19%
16%
Drama / Romance
21% 30%
Sci-Fi / 3D
22%
Horror
27%
Q4. What are the most important
elements of a movie ?
1. Story Line
2. Cast & Crew
3. Dialogues
4. Fun & Comic
5. Songs / Dance
ELEMENTS OF A MOVIE
35%
32%
30%
25% 24%
20%
20%
15%
15%
10% 9%
5%
0%
Storyline Cast & Crew Dialogues Fun & Comic Songs / Dance
Q5. With whom would you prefer
watching a movie ?
1. Parents
2. Siblings / Cousins
3. Friends
4. Others
YOUTH WaTcH mOvies in THe cOmpanY Of…
Friends
7% 2%
Cousins / Siblings
20%
Others
71%
Parents / Elders
TOP ANSWERS
▪ I don’t think films have that much impact on youth
They are one of the many factors in an ocean of factors
Peer pressure, parenting, schooling, etc. would have a much stronger
impact than films.
▪ They will only impact only if u want them to
▪ Films do affect the mind set of youth but I consider Television having much
more negative impacts on youth.
▪ Movies are meant for entertainment
You should laugh out the moment and leave negative stuffs inside the
cinema theatre itself
▪ It completely depends upon your perception.
Q7. How much maximum amount would you
spend for a movie ticket
1. Rs.150
2. Rs.250
3. Rs.350
4. Rs.350 +
Maximum amount spent on a movie ticket
50% 47% 46%
45%
40%
35% 32%
30% 27%
25% 22%
19%
20%
15%
10%
6%
5%
0%
0%
Rs. 150 Rs. 250 Rs. 350 Rs. 350 +
2014 2004
Q8. Is Bollywood a secured option for
future career ?
1. YES
2. NO
3. MAYBE
34%
YES
5%
MEDIA FIELD
47%
NO
67%
NON MEDIA FIELD
19%
MAYBE
28%
Category 1
Category 2
Category 3
27% CATEGORY 1
CATEGORY 2 12%
61% CATEGORY 3
10. Prioritize following aspects in which you imitate
Bollywood celebrities in chronological order
a) Aesthetics
b) Lifestyle
c) Clothing
d) Accessories
e) Style
RATINGS AS PER PRIORITIES
CLOTHING
AESTHETICS
STYLE
ACCESSORIES
LIFESTYLE
11. Off late Bollywood has been trying
too much to imitate Hollywood.
1. Strongly Agree
2. Agree
3. Disagree
4. Strongly Disagree
41%
•Strongly Agree
38% •Agree
17%
•Disagree
4% •Strongly Disagree
Q12. Do celebrities influence you to purchase
the products endorsed or advertised by them ?
1. YES
2. NO
3. SOMEWHAT
INFLUENCE ON PURCHASE OF PRODUCTS
YES NO SOMEWHAT
INFLUENCE OF
CELEBRITIES
38%
YES
53%
NO
31%
34%
Q14. HAS MUKESH HARANE INSPIRED YOU ?
(Smokeless Tobacco Campaign)
1. YES
2. NO
3. DON’T KNOW
11%
YES
34%
NO
55%
DON’T KNOW
Q15. Do you Fantasize your life to be a
Bollywood movie
1. YES
2. NO
3. AT TIMES
45%
40%
35%
30%
25%
20%
15%
10% 35% 41% 24%
5%
0%
NO YES AT TIMES
“ A good film is higher than
any form of Education
But a bad one is more injurious
than even Poison “