Government subsidies are not a major source of revenue for Indian films. The primary sources of revenue are box office collections, television rights, and music rights.

Dangal, released in 2016, holds the record for the highest box office collection worldwide among Indian films, grossing over ₹2,000 crores.

Hum Aapke Hain Koun..!, released in 1994, was the first Indian film to gross over ₹100 crores at the box office.

Yash Raj Films, founded in 1970, is widely regarded as the 'flagship' of the Indian film industry.

Raj Kapoor, who directed and starred in numerous classic films, is often referred to as the 'showman of Indian cinema'.

Dilip Kumar, known as the 'Tragedy King' of Indian cinema, holds the record for the most Filmfare Awards for Best Actor, with 8 wins.

Nargis, known for her iconic roles in films like 'Mother India' and 'Barsaat', has won the most Filmfare Awards for Best Actress, with 5 wins.

The musical genre in Indian cinema is renowned for its elaborate dance sequences and vibrant music, often featuring popular Bollywood songs.

The International Film Festival of India (IFFI), held annually in Goa, is regarded as the most prestigious and influential film festival in India.

Rajeev Masand is a prominent Indian film critic known for his sharp wit and incisive reviews.

Filmfare is the leading Indian film magazine and is considered the 'bible' of the Indian film industry.

The Filmfare Awards are often regarded as the Indian equivalent of the Academy Awards, recognizing excellence in Indian cinema.

Yash Raj Films is a prominent Indian film distribution company with a wide network and a dominant position in the Indian film market.

Red Chillies Entertainment, owned by Shah Rukh Khan, is known for producing big-budget, visually stunning films.

Excel Entertainment, founded by Farhan Akhtar and Ritesh Sidhwani, is known for its focus on independent and arthouse films.