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Bollywood movie is the term used to define the Hindi-language film industry in India and nearby countries. It has become popular worldwide and is one of the most prominent industries of entertainment. It has its roots in Hindi theatre, which dates back to Indian pre-partition cinema. Indians consider Bollywood to be a form of mainstream media, as well as a part of Indian culture There are certain basic tenets that Bollywood follows: love, friendship, romance and dreams. It generally glorifies personal endeavors such as relationships, making money and overcoming obstacles through intelligence rather than luck or destiny. Bollywood movies are primarily produced in Hindi, but there is also clear English-language presence in the industry. The Hindu term for Bollywood is "Kollywood"). Although the industry has been referred to as Bollywood by Indian intellectuals and some Indian governmental officials, it is often known as "Hindi cinema" (often abbreviated to "Hindi cinema") or by its abbreviation "Bollywood." Other terms of connotation, such as "Hare Rama Hare Krishna" (meaning: live like Lord Krishna), and ""sangeet"" (music and song), sometimes apply only to the music and songs of Bollywood films. "Sangeet" in Hindi means music in general. Bollywood music largely follows the Hindustani (North Indian) tradition of music. The Hindi language is the most popular dialect in Bollywood; however, there are several other languages used in different districts of India. The use of different languages often serves to help the audience understand the multi-ethnic lifestyle of modern India. These dialects include Urdu (the national language) and various local dialects (such as Punjabi, Marathi, Gujarati). Bollywood films are usually released in theatres with different versions to suit regional markets throughout India and abroad; each version is dubbed or subtitled into a particular regional language. For example, the Hindi version of the film is dubbed for South Indian audiences and so on. Given its popularity worldwide, Bollywood films have been produced in most Indian languages and their dialects. These include: Hindi, Urdu, Bengali, Telugu, Tamil. Bollywood songs are also sang in different Indian languages and their dialects and local slang such as: Malayalam , Tamil , Kannada , Punjabi , Gujarati language . The term "Bollywood" is also often used to refer to the Hindi language film industry in a negative way. "Bollywood," in a negative sense, has been used in the media to describe Indian films produced in Mumbai, Bombay or Calcutta, mostly by non-Maharashtrians In the early years of cinema from 1895 to 1940, India was home to three major cinematic industries: one in Bombay (Mumbai), one in Calcutta (Kolkata) and one in Madras (Chennai). The Bombay and Calcutta industries were established by American and European companies. A few of these films survive today. cfa1e77820
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