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Jul
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 24: There was a time when catching a movie in India meant squeezing into a single-screen theater with a creaky ceiling fan and scratchy audio coming from old speakers shoved wherever they’d fit. Fast forward to today, and you’ll find teens in Kochi walking into theaters where a helicopter seems to whir past their heads, or battle scenes spill off the edge of a massive screen. This transformation didn’t just happen on its own. A decade of steady—and pretty pricey—tech investments has completely changed what it means to watch an Indian film. The screens got bigger…
