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After the enactment of the Tobacco Control Act (COTPA) 2003, tobacco products, especially cigarettes, started losing the market. But through OTT platforms, tobacco companies have once again started trying to increase their penetration. New Delhi: Concerns have been raised over the lack of disclaimer or warning labels on smoking scenes on the Over The top (OTT) platforms’ web

The mystery thriller that had released in cinemas this August had emerged as a surprise hit in the Hindi belt.

On September 20, TDSAT had directed the broadcasters to provide information about streaming of live linear channels by them on their OTT platforms.

As a string of flops emerge from Bollywood, many producers feel that OTT platforms actually ended up saving the industry.

Known for her films in multiple languages, Regina Cassandra was recently seen in Saakini Daakini which is a remake of the South Korean action comedy Midnight Runners. But the Indian adaptation features an interesting twist. While the original film features two male leads, the remake features two female leads. Regina is seen sharing screen spaceRead More

Director, actors, producer from city; Has won several national, international awards

By 2023, the OTT market is anticipated to grow to a Rs 12,000 crore industry. 7-9% of the revenue of the entertainment business has already been lost.

She-Hulk release date in India: Fans can watch each episode of this American series- She-Hulk: Attorney at Law on Disney+ Hotstar with a subscription. Get more Entertainment News and Business News on Zee Business.

KUALA LUMPUR: The government and religious institutions will continue efforts to curb any elements or scenes deemed to be promoting inappropriate culture such as lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) elements in films or social media like TikTok.

Photography is an extension of art in the digital age and many photographers today tastefully communicate through nude photography using artistic freedom and take the creative liberties to do so. In India, though, laws need a hard relook as we call ourselves a democratic country and a progressive civilisation.