Historical and Cultural Context India’s audio-visual storytelling tradition predates cinema: folk theatre, oral storytelling, puppetry, and regional performance forms shaped narrative sensibilities. With the birth of Indian cinema in the early 20th century and the later dominance of Hindi-language Bollywood, visual media became a primary vehicle for shared cultural imagination. For decades, film distribution was bound to physical theaters and television schedules. The internet and affordable mobile devices radically transformed that model, enabling on-demand access to content across regions, languages, and social strata.
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