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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 31: Ask any 25-year-old in Bengaluru when they last watched a movie straight through, and I bet the answer doesn’t involve a cinema. It’s probably them hunched over their phone, lost in noise-canceling headphones, trying not to bump elbows in a crowded bus. No popcorn, no big screen. That’s where movie-watching is headed in India—the passion for films hasn’t faded, but the way people watch sure has. Multiplexes Still Pull Crowds, But It’s Not the Old Days For years, people claimed theaters were dying off, only bouncing back when a blockbuster showed up. Remember Pathaan in…
