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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 28: Picture this: a Friday night in a small Indian town, and the old single-screen theatre is…quiet. Not sold out. Just not what it used to be. Fifteen years back, the idea of empty seats for a big release would’ve sounded nuts. These days, you can stroll past those old Raj Mandir–style cinemas in Jaipur or Kanpur and find them running at only a third of their former crowd, even for films that used to guarantee a full house. It’s not that India fell out of love with movies. The relationship just…shifted. For generations, going to…
