Asian film

During the '80s and early 90's, three of the most popular actresses of Bollywood are Rekha, Dimple, and Sredevi. But there are some others who danced in and out of the stars when they are in the role in the success of Bollywood. Smita Patil is a successful actress. In an interview with Elizabeth Bumiller, Smita talking actually is a Bollywood actress, professional and personal. "Women who work in the sector do not have time for any kind of normal life," he said. "You worked ten or twelve hours a day with different men all the time." You are constantly asked to move, and tend to be emotional presence of hypertension, which leads to their commitment. The line is very thin. '
We all know that Hollywood is out of ideas history and adopt a script from Asian film hits. For those not versed in the international film circuit, their closest encounter may have pictures of Bollywood Hollywood costume as "The Guru" and delayed publication "The Love Guru", the second film handling of Indian culture with less than flattering representations. But what most people do not know is that Bollywood is the film industry developed a reputation for producing an impressive number of 1,000 films per year.
History
No, Bollywood is not what was expected, as the name suggests. Perhaps this is common between Hollywood and Bollywood is that they are the entertainment capital of the country with a huge crowd of movie love. No Beverly Hills colleague in India or a mountain that shows large white letters that spell 'Bollywood' to mark the entertainment center of the country. Instead, 'Bollywood' is a portmanteau word derived form of 'Bombay' and 'Hollywood', is used to refer to the Indian film industry.
India began making films in 1913 (the first was "King Harishchandra" a silent film), and for three decades more than 200 images Bollywood happened in a year!
As known by those who enjoy the occasional international film sample, drawing mostly Bollywood musicals. It is well known that the success of Bollywood films is highly dependent on the quality of the musical numbers were presented. This means elaborate costumes, lots of songs and dances choreographed carefully.
Bollywood abroad
From traditional musical, Bollywood has also produced images that are designed to appeal to international audiences. In 2002, 'Devdas', starring Aishwarya Rai, have a major impact in the Cannes Film Festival, causing people to take a closer look at Indian cinema. Not long after that, Ronnie Screwvala, a leading Bollywood producer, award-winning Jhumpa Lahiri novel take: "The Namesake" into a full length movie. The film was a commercial success, providing more opportunities for Bollywood movies to have a wider spread outside India.
However, the growth is undeniable Bollywood. Stars like Aishwarya Rai has started to cross, gaining popularity in the western world. He's already starting to look at popular television shows like 60 minutes and up to the always popular Oprah Winfrey.