Brand Bollywood (2023)
It was in the late 1990's that the outrageous, colourful, and musical Bollywood crews first descended on the Australian landscape and fascinated locals around the country. More than just novel new entertainment, Bollywood brought serious money to Australian shores, and the industry quickly became a darling of the tourism, trade, and educational bodies. Beneath the glitz and glamour is a roller coaster tale of politicians announcing considerable film subsidies to Premiers performing cameos in dance sequences. Aussie film crew learning about Indian style of making movies and Indian film crew being mesmerised by the beauty of Australia. Brought to you by a cross-cultural film team widely credited as a major influence on the growth of ties between the Australian and Indian film industries, this feature-length documentary provides a rare insiders view of the brass, arse, and farce of Bollywood's inner workings on a global scale. The film is a celebration of Bollywood cinema and its expansion as a global entertainment giant. In a sometimes hilarious clash of filmmaking cultures, we explore the successes and failures of Bollywood's rise as a serious subculture in Australia, and around the world. See past the myths and legends that surround the industry and witness the Bollywood reality - something far more entertaining than any fictional tale.
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Earliest Release DateNovember 2, 2023
(New Zealand)
Running Time1 hr 33 min
GenresDocumentary
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| Anupam Sharma | Director |
| Anupam Sharma | Writer |
| Karin Steininger | Writer |
| Anupam Sharma | Producer |
| Brett Aplin | Composer |
| Dmitri Golovko | Composer |
| Burkhard von Dallwitz | Composer |
| James Hyams | Cinematographer |
| Cast | Role |
|---|---|
| Farhan Akhtar | |
| Kingston Anderson | |
| SMM Ausaja | |
| Ted Baillieu |
