ATHARVA SCHOOL OF

BUSINESS
BUSINESS MATHEMATICS
TOPIC: BOLLYWOOD &
HOLLYWOOD STATS

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GROUP MEMBERS
LUBNA PASRICHA
EKTA DUTTA
PARUL VOHRA
HEMANT JAIN
LOVISH DUGAR

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BOLLYWOOD

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INTRODUCTION
INFORMAL TERM POPULARLY USED FOR
HINDI FILM INDUSTRY BASED IN MUMBAI
THE NAME DERIVED FROM BOMBAY AND
HOLLYWOOD
THE TERM "BOLLYWOOD" HAS ORIGINS IN
THE 1970S, WHEN INDIA OVERTOOK
AMERICA AS THE WORLD'S LARGEST FILM
PRODUCER
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HISTORY
RAJA HARISHCHANDRA (1913), BY DADASAHEB PHALKE,

WAS THE FIRST SILENT FEATURE FILM MADE IN INDIA

THE FIRST INDIAN SOUND FILM, ARDESHIR IRANI'S
ALAM ARA (1931), WAS A MAJOR COMMERCIAL SUCCESS.
IN 1937, ARDESHIR IRANI, OF ALAM ARA FAME, MADE
THE FIRST COLOUR FILM IN HINDI, KISAN KANYA.
THE 2000S SAW A GROWTH IN BOLLYWOOD'S
POPULARITY IN THE WORLD

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 OVERVIEW
INDIAN CINEMA FOUND MARKETS IN OVER 90 COUNTRIES WHERE

FILMS FROM INDIA ARE SCREENED

INDIA IS THE WORLD'S LARGEST PRODUCER OF FILMS, PRODUCING

CLOSE TO A THOUSAND FILMS ANNUALLY.

HINDI FILMS ACCOUNT FOR ABOUT HALF OF THE TOTAL REVENUE

GENERATED BY CINEMA IN INDIA.

THE PROVISION OF 100% FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT HAS MADE

THE INDIAN FILM MARKET ATTRACTIVE FOR FOREIGN ENTERPRISES

SUCH AS 20TH CENTURY FOX, SONY PICTURES, AND WARNER BROS

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PROMINENT INDIAN ENTERPRISES SUCH AS ZEE, UTV AND ADLABS ALSO

PARTICIPATED IN PRODUCING AND DISTRIBUTING FILMS.TAX

INCENTIVES TO MULTIPLEXES HAVE AIDED THE MULTIPLEX BOOM IN
INDIA

BY 2003 AS MANY AS 30 FILM PRODUCTION COMPANIES HAD BEEN

LISTED IN THE NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE OF INDIA, MAKING THE

COMMERCIAL PRESENCE OF THE MEDIUM FELT

FACILITIES FOR FILM PRODUCTION IN THE COUNTRY INCLUDE RAMOJI

FILM CITY IN HYDERABAD, THE HOME OF TELUGU FILM INDUSTRY, THE

LARGEST FILM STUDIO COMPLEX IN THE WORLD AS CERTIFIED BY
GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS
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FILM BOARDS AND ASSOCIATIONS
FTII: THE FILM & TELEVISION INSTITUTE OF INDIA

CBFC: CENTRAL BOARD OF FILM CERTIFICATION

NFDC: NATIONAL FILM DEVELOPMENT

CORPORATION
NFAI: NATIONAL FILM ARCHIVE OF INDIA

FTPGI: FILM & TELEVISION PRODUCERS GUILD OF

INDIA

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FILM FEDERATIONS
OBJECTIVES:

 POPULARIZING THE CINEMA

 PLACE OF MEETING

 INTEREST OF MEMBERS

 FRIENDLY RELATIONS IN THE INDUSTRY

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AIMS, MMS I, DIV A 10
INTRODUCTION
HOLLYWOOD IS A DISTRICT IN LOS ANGELES,

SITUATED WEST-NORTHWEST OF DOWNTOWN LOS

ANGELES.

FAME AND CULTURAL IDENTITY AS THE HISTORICAL

CENTER OF MOVIE STUDIOS AND MOVIE STARS, THE

WORD "HOLLYWOOD" IS OFTEN USED FOR
AMERICAN CINEMA.

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HISTORY
NESTOR STUDIO, HOLLYWOOD'S FIRST MOVIE

STUDIO, 1913.
THE FIRST FEATURE FILM MADE IN A HOLLYWOOD

STUDIO, IN 1914, WAS THE SQUAW MAN, DIRECTED

BY CECIL B. DEMILLE AND OSCAR APFEL
FOUR MAJOR FILM COMPANIES — PARAMOUNT,

WARNER BROS., RKO AND COLUMBIA

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FILM FEDERATION AND
ASSOCIATION
AFFP: AMERICAN FERERATION OF FILM PRODUCERS

ASIFA:ITS PURPOSE IS TO PROMOTE THE ART OF

FILM ANIMATION IN A VARIETY OF WAYS,

INCLUDING ITS OWN ARCHIVE AND AN ANNUAL
AWARDS PRESENTATION, THE ANNIE AWARDS.

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SWOT ANALYSIS
STRENGHTS
• VAST CUSTOMER REACH

• GROWING MIDDLE CLASS WITH HIGHER

DISPOSABLE INCOME
• ONLINE DISTRIBUTIONS, WEB – STORES,
MULITPLEXES
• LOW PRODUCTION COSTS & HIGHER RETURNS

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WEAKNESS
• AN ISOLATED INDUSTRY
• LACK OF COHESIVE PRODUCTION INFRASTRUCTURE
• LACK OF PENETRATION IN LOWER SOCIO-ECONOMIC CLASS

OPPORTUNITIES
• CROSSOVER MOVIES
• INCREASING INTEREST OF GLOBAL INVESTORS
• NEW DISTRIBUTION CHANNELS
• TECHOLOGY - ANIMATION

THREATS
• PIRACY
• RAPID TECHOLOGICAL INNOVATION 15
 TRENDS  BOLLYWOOD
• INDIA - 850 FILMS A YEAR
• CONSUMER SPENDING - 60 BILLION (APPX.)

• HINDI FILM INDUSTRY - 40-50 PER CENT

• SUB-DIVIDED
 HIGH GRADE
 AVG COST – Rs. 350 MILLIONS
 DONE WITH 100 PRINTS IN MAJOR TOWNS / CITIES BOFORE
SMALL TOWNS

 MEDIUM GRADE
 AVG. COST – Rs. 125 MILLIONS OR LESS
 TARGETED IN SMALLER TOWNS / CITIES – DOMESTIC
THEATRICAL CIRCUIT
 LOW GRADE 16
RELEASES – BOLLYWOOD
•HIGH GRADE FILMS
60 IN 2001  89 IN 2004
PER WEEK RELEASE  62 % (INCREASE)

•OTHER FILMS
 157 (2001)  177 (2004) FILMS

•CO-PRODUCTIONS
 3 IN 2001  15 IN 2004

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RELEASE PRINTS - BOLLYWOOD
• AVG NO. OF PRINTS OF TOP 50
 310 IN 2001  377 IN 2004

• DOMESTIC PRINTS
 239 IN 2001  282 IN 2004

• OVERSEAS PRINTS
 71 IN 2001  96 IN 2004

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•97% OF URBAN YOUTH PREFERS MULTIPLEXES
•75% OF NON-URBAN YOUTH PREFERS MOVIES AT
HOME
•MULTIPLEXES ACCOUNT FOR 10% OF SCREENS
•TOTAL NUMBER OF MULTIPLEXES - 480
•MULTIPLEXES ACCOUNT FOR 37% OF THEATRICAL . . . .
. . REVENUE BECAUSE OF HIGHER TICKET PRICES
•GROSS BOX OFFICE COLLECTION (29.08 % INCREASE)
•RS. 9.29 BILLION  11.99 BILLION
•AVG. GBOC PER FILM ( TOP 50 )
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•RS. 169 MILLION  RS. 200 MILLION
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VIEWERS
• WEEKENDS  56 %
• WEEKDAYS  44 %

• QUARTERWISE
FIRST  19 %
SECOND  30 %
THIRD  27 %
FOURTH  24 %
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SOME INTERESTING FACTS
TOP HOLLYWOOD EARNERS MAKE MORE
THAN $100 MILLION DOLLARS
ANNUALLY…. INDIA'S MOST TALENTED
EARNS A TENTH OF THAT ..

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HOLLYWOOD FACTS:-
•MAKING COMEDY 1,312 WITH A TOTAL GROSS OF $30,690
MILLION
•ADVENTURE IS THE NEXT MOST POPULAR GENRE
MAKING 379 FILMS, WITH A TOTAL GROSS OF $24,605
MILLION.
•DRAMA WAS THE THIRD MOST POPULAR GENRE,
MADE A TOTAL OF 2,275 FILMS AND A GROSS OF $24,274
MILLION.

BOLLYWOOD FACTS:-
•BOLLYWOOD PRODUCES DOUBLE THE AMOUNT OF FILMS
THAT HOLLYWOOD PRODUCES IN ONE YEAR
•BOLLYWOOD FILMS ARE AN AVERAGE 3.5 HOURS LONG.

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TOP EARNINGS – BOLLYWOOD
ACTORS
73 CRORES PER FILM.
365 crores from 5 film
Adv tAx – 12.7 cr

72 CRORES PER FILM, APPROXIMATELY.

215 crores from 3 films

RS. 44 CRORES PER FILM.

400 crores from 9 films
Adv Tax - 9.8 cr

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TOP EARNINGS – BOLLYWOOD
ACTORS
4 CRORES PER YEAR THROUGH ADVERTISEMENT
COMMERCIALS.
CHARGES ABOUT 29 CRORES AVG. PER FILM.
Adv tAx – 18 cr

CHARGING RS.27 crores AVG per film

8-10 CRORES THROUGH THE ADDS & REALITY
SHOWS.
GETTING 1.2 crores per episode for BIGGBOSS 4
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TOP EARNING HOLLYWOOD
ACTORS
Johnny Depp: His starring role in Alice in
Wonderland helped him rake in $75 million.

Ben Stiller: In addition to taking home big

paychecks for the comedies he stars in, Stiller's
producing work added to his $53 million in earnings.

Tom Hanks: Even though he reportedly took a pay

cut for his next film, Larry Crowne, he ranks third
with $45 million.

Adam Sandler: He's one of the few stars who

commands a paycheck of more than $15 million per
flick. For the year in question, he made $40 million.

Leonardo DiCaprio: Shutter Island and Inception

helped him score $28 million.
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HIGHEST-GROSSING HOLLYWOOD FILMS
IN INDIA, UNADJUSTED FOR INFLATION
List of worldwide highest-grossing films
Rank   Title   Studios   Worldwide gross   Year  
1 Avatar 20th century Fox $2,772,578,066 2009
20th Century
1 Titanic $1,842,879,955 1997
Fox/Paramount
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the
2 New Line Cinema $1,119,110,941 2003
King
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's
3 Walt Disney Pictures $1,066,179,725 2006
Chest
Walt Disney Pictures
4 Toy Story 3 $1,058,144,168 2010

5 Alice in Wonderland Walt Disney Pictures $1,024,299,291 2010

6 The Dark Knight Warner Bros. $1,030,418,342 2008
7 Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone Warner Bros. $974,733,550 2001
8 Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End Walt Disney Pictures $960,996,492 2007
Harry Potter and the Order of the
9 Warner Bros. $938,212,738 2007
Phoenix
10 Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince Warner Bros. $929,351,079 2009

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HIGHEST-GROSSING BOLLYWOOD FILMS IN
INDIA, UNADJUSTED FOR INFLATION
List of highest-grossing Bollywood films in India

Net Gross (in 

Rank   Movie   Year   Studio(s)  
Indian rupees)  

1 3 Idiots 2009 Vinod Chopra Productions Rs. 202,57,00,000

2 Dabangg 2010 Arbaaz Khan Productions Rs. 140,00,00,000
3 Ghajini 2008 Geetha Arts Rs. 114,80,00,000
4 Raajneeti 2010 UTV Motion Pictures Rs. 92,93,00,000
5 Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi 2008 Yash Raj Films Rs. 86,78,00,000
6 Dhoom 2 2006 Yash Raj Films Rs. 78,86,00,000

7 Om Shanti Om 2007 Red Chillies Entertainment Rs. 79,42,00,000

8 Gadar: Ek Prem Katha 2001 Zee Telefilms Rs. 75,50,00,000

Dharma Productions/Red Chillies

9 My Name Is Khan 2010 Rs. 72,74,00,000
Entertainment
Nadiadwala Grandson
10 House Full 2010 Rs. 72,07,00,000
Entertainment
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HIGHEST-GROSSING BOLLYWOOD FILMS IN
INDIA, ADJUSTED FOR INFLATION
List of highest-grossing Bollywood films in India
Adjusted Net Gross
Rank   Movie   Year   Studio(s)  
(in Indian rupees)  
1 Sholay 1975 G.P. Sippy Productions Rs. 162,97,00,000
2 Mughal-e-Azam 1960 Sterling Investment Rs. 132,69,00,000
3 Mother India 1957 Mehboob Productions Rs. 117,30,00,000
4 Hum Aapke Hain Kaun...! 1994 Rajshri Productions Rs. 110,10,00,000

5 Dilwale Dulhania Le Jaye 1995 Yash Raj Films Rs. 98,33,00,000

nge
6 Gadar: Ek Prem Katha 2001 Zee Telefilms Rs. 97,37,00,000
7 Sangam 1964 R.K. Films Rs. 88,57,00,000
8 Dhoom 2 2006 Yash Raj Films Rs. 88,33,00,000
Red Chillies
9 Om Shanti Om 2007 Rs. 86,50,00,000
Entertainment
10 Bobby 1973 R.K. Films Rs. 85,25,00,000
11 Kranti 1981 V.I.P. Films Rs. 84,77,00,000

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BIGGEST OPENING WEEK GROSS OF ALL
TIMES
List of top 10 Bollywood films with biggest opening week gross of all time across India
Rank Opening Week Gross (in
Movie   Year   Studio(s)  
   Indian rupees)  
Arbaaz Khan
1 Dabangg 2010 Rs. 80,87,00,000
Productions
Vinod
2 3 Idiots 2009 Rs. 76,30,00,000
Chopra Productions
3 Ghajini 2008 Geetha Arts Rs. 64,41,00,000
Prakash Jha
4 Raajneeti 2010 Productions/ Rs. 53,91,00,000
UTV Motion Pictures
Nadiadwala Grandson
5 House Full 2010 Rs. 47,31,00,000
Entertainment
Dharma Productions/
6 My Name Is Khan 2010 Red Chillies Rs. 46,30,00,000
Entertainment
Illuminati Films Pvt.
7 Love Aaj Kal 2009 Rs. 42,87,00,000
Ltd.
8 Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi 2008 Yash Raj Films Rs. 42,19,00,000
Studio 18/Blockbuster
9 Singh Is Kinng 2008 Rs. 39,22,00,000
Movie Entertainers
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10 Kites 2010 Rs. 37,96,00,000
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BIGGEST FLOPS OF ALL TIMES
BIGGEST FLOPS OF ALL TIMES
Sr. No   Movie  
1 Kites
2 Veer
3 Tashan
4 Drona
5 Saanwariya
6 RGV Ki AAG (Sholay 2)

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 Budget US$200 million
TITANIC Gross revenue US$1,848,813,795

•PRODUCTION OF THE FILM BEGAN IN 1995

•THE FILM WAS ORIGINALLY TO BE RELEASED ON JULY 2, 1997, BUT POST-PRODUCTION
DELAYS PUSHED BACK THE FILM'S RELEASE TO DECEMBER 19, 1997
•IT BECAME THE HIGHEST-GROSSING FILM OF ALL TIME, WITH A WORLDWIDE TOTAL
OF OVER $1.8 BILLION
•AN ENCLOSED 5,000,000 US GALLONS (19,000,000 L) TANK WAS USED FOR SINKING
INTERIORS
•TO SINK THE GRAND STAIRCASE, 90,000 US GALLONS (340,000 L) OF WATER

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 Budget INR 45 crores
GHAJINI Gross revenue INR 376 crores 

• RELEASED 1550 PRINTS

•650 PAID PREVIEWS WHICH FETCHED IT AROUND INR 70 MILLION
•RS.200 CRORES WORLDWIDE WITH A TOTAL RUN OF 66 DAYS
•AAMIR’S HAIRCUT FOR THE MOVIE ATTRACTED ABOUT 18 HOURS OF TELEVISION
COVERAGE. THAT TRANSLATES INTO PUBLICITY WORTH RS 129.6 LAKH (ON THE BASIS
OF MEDIA BUYING RATES).
•TV NEWS COVERAGE ABOUT GHAJINI ALONE TOTALED ABOUT 31 HOURS, WHICH IS
ABOUT RS 423 LAKH WORTH OF PUBLICITY. OUT OF THIS, THE ACTOR’S 8-PACK ABS
HAD THE LION’S SHARE, TOTALING 23 HOURS, TRANSLATING INTO PUBLICITY WORTH
RS 417 LAKH.

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PREDICTIONS
STATISTICAL PROJECTIONS BY CONSULTANCY FIRM
KPMG SAYS THE ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY IS
GROWING AT 18 PERCENT PER ANNUM AND IS SET
TO TOUCH RS.588 BILLION IN REVENUES BY 2010,
AND THE FILM INDUSTRY ALONE IS EXPECTED TO
CROSS RS.140 BILLION BY THEN.

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 COMPARISON
HOLLYWOOD BOLLYWOOD
500 films 850 films
Most films gets release Half doesn’t see the light
Most of the movies do good. 90% flops only 10% do good
which are called blockbusters
Tecchnically best But Bollywood masters
storytelling i.e with songs & all
Acting emphasis Bollywood actors need to
act,sing.dance & know upto 3
lingos
Both have some of the most Women on the Earth
beautiful (Aishwarya Rai Bachchan)
(Angelina Jolie)
Hollywood has 2.6bn viewers Bollywood has 3.6bn viewers

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 COMPARISON
Hollywood movies always have had higher budgets.
The annual expenses of the entire of Bollywood is less than the budget of Walt
Disney Entertainment alone.
The highest budget Hollywood film "Avatar" had a budget of $400 million while
the highest budget Bwood film "Blue" had a budget of $50 million only.
The influence of Bollywood filmi music can also be seen in popular music
elsewhere in the world.
For eg :- Devo's 1988 hit song "Disco Dancer" was inspired by the song "I am a
Disco Dancer" from the Bollywood film Disco Dancer (1982). The 2002 song
"Addictive", sung by Truth Hurts, was lifted from Lata Mangeshkar's "Thoda
Resham Lagta Hai" from Jyoti (1981). The Black Eyed Peas' Grammy Award
winning 2005 song "Don't Phunk with My Heart" was inspired by 1970s
Bollywood songs: "Ye Mera Dil Yaar Ka Diwana"

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CONCLUSION

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THANK YOU

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