Dutch angles are not commonly used in Indian cinema, as they can be seen as disruptive and distracting.

Long shots are used in Indian cinema for a variety of purposes, including establishing the setting, showing the relationship between characters, and creating a sense of atmosphere.

Long close-ups are not commonly used in Indian cinema, as they can be seen as too intrusive and distracting.

Panning shots are used in Indian cinema for a variety of purposes, including following a moving subject, creating a sense of movement, and revealing new information.

Tracking shots are not commonly used in Indian cinema, as they can be seen as too distracting and disruptive.

Lighting is used in Indian cinema for a variety of purposes, including creating a mood or atmosphere, highlighting certain elements of the scene, and creating shadows and highlights.

Sidelighting is not commonly used in Indian cinema, as it can be seen as too harsh and unflattering.

Color is used in Indian cinema for a variety of purposes, including creating a mood or atmosphere, symbolizing certain things, and creating a sense of realism.

Neutral colors are not commonly used in Indian cinema, as they can be seen as too dull and uninteresting.

Music is used in Indian cinema for a variety of purposes, including creating a mood or atmosphere, enhancing the emotional impact of a scene, and providing a sense of rhythm and pacing.

Jazz music is not commonly used in Indian cinema, as it is seen as too Western and unfamiliar to Indian audiences.

Sound effects are used in Indian cinema for a variety of purposes, including creating a sense of realism, enhancing the emotional impact of a scene, and providing a sense of atmosphere.

Electronic sounds are not commonly used in Indian cinema, as they can be seen as too artificial and unrealistic.

Editing is used in Indian cinema for a variety of purposes, including creating a coherent and cohesive story, creating a sense of rhythm and pacing, and enhancing the emotional impact of a scene.

Wipes are not commonly used in Indian cinema, as they can be seen as too distracting and disruptive.