News About Indian Movies

May 14, 2026, 16:36
IndiaEntertainment

Introduction

The Indian movie business has many problems now. There are fights about money and new rules.

Main Body

In Telangana, movie makers and cinema owners are angry. They fight about how to share money. Cinema owners do not want to change ticket prices until they agree. Some movies have problems with the law. The movie 'Jana Nayagan' is late because the government is checking it. Also, some people stole the movie and put it online. Some new movies cost a lot of money. The movie 'Ramayana' costs 4000 crore rupees. Other movies, like 'Raja Shivaji', make good money in India. Some women actors are sad. Rajshri Deshpande says movies do not have good roles for women over 35 years old.

Conclusion

The movie business has money problems and fights. But some people want better stories for everyone.

Learning

💡 The 'State of Being' (Using Be)

In this text, we see how to describe a situation or a person. We use am/is/are to show a fact.

Examples from the news:

  • The business has problems →\rightarrow The business is problematic.
  • Movie makers are angry. (People →\rightarrow emotion)
  • The movie is late. (Thing →\rightarrow status)

💰 Talking About Money

When we talk about costs or prices, we use specific words. Look at these patterns:

  1. Cost (The price to make something):
    • "The movie costs 4000 crore rupees."
  2. Make money (To earn profit):
    • "Movies make good money in India."

Simple Tip: Use 'Cost' for money going out →\rightarrow Use 'Make' for money coming in.

🚫 The Word 'Do Not'

To say something is not happening, we put do not (or does not) before the action.

  • Owners do not want to change prices.
  • Movies do not have good roles.

Pattern: Person/Thing + do not + Action.

Vocabulary Learning

movie
a film shown in a cinema
Example:The movie was very exciting.
movie (n.)
a film shown in a cinema
Example:I watched a movie last night.
business
a commercial activity
Example:The business is growing fast.
business (n.)
work that makes money
Example:She has a small business selling handmade crafts.
problem
a difficult situation
Example:The problem is that we have no money.
problem (n.)
something that is difficult
Example:The problem is that the roads are closed.
money
currency used for buying goods
Example:He used money to buy a ticket.
fight (n.)
a disagreement or argument
Example:They had a fight about who would pay.
rules
regulations made by authorities
Example:The new rules are strict.
money (n.)
cash or currency used for buying
Example:He saved money for a new car.
owners
people who own something
Example:The cinema owners are angry.
rules (n.)
instructions that must be followed
Example:The rules say no phones in the theater.
angry
feeling strong displeasure
Example:She was angry when she heard the news.
share (v.)
to give part of something to others
Example:She will share her snacks with friends.
fight
to argue or conflict
Example:They fight over the money.
ticket (n.)
a paper that lets you enter a place
Example:Buy a ticket before the show starts.
ticket
a paper that lets you enter a cinema
Example:He bought a ticket to the movie.
price (n.)
how much something costs
Example:The price of the book is $10.
prices
the amount of money for something
Example:Ticket prices are high.
agree (v.)
to have the same opinion
Example:They agree on the best plan.
agree
to accept or consent
Example:They agree to share the money.
law (n.)
rules made by government
Example:The law protects children.
law
a rule made by a government
Example:The law protects the rights of workers.
government (n.)
the people who run a country
Example:The government announced new policies.
check (v.)
to look at carefully
Example:Check the dates before booking.
steal (v.)
to take something without permission
Example:He will not steal the movie file.
online (adj.)
available on the internet
Example:You can watch it online.
cost (v.)
to require a certain amount of money
Example:The trip will cost $200.
rupee (n.)
Indian unit of money
Example:One rupee is the smallest coin.
good (adj.)
positive or nice
Example:She did a good job.
women (n.)
adult female humans
Example:Many women work in the office.
actor (n.)
a person who performs in movies
Example:He is a famous actor.
sad (adj.)
feeling unhappy
Example:She looks sad after the news.
role (n.)
a part in a play or movie
Example:She played the lead role.
over (prep.)
more than
Example:He is over 35 years old.
year (n.)
a period of 12 months
Example:The year has 12 months.
old (adj.)
having lived many years
Example:He is old but still active.
better (adj.)
more good
Example:This book is better than the last one.
story (n.)
a narrative about events
Example:Tell me a story about your trip.
everyone (pron.)
all people
Example:Everyone should wear a mask.
new (adj.)
recently made
Example:She bought a new phone.
late (adj.)
after the expected time
Example:The train was late.
angry (adj.)
feeling strong displeasure
Example:He was angry when he lost his keys.
maker (n.)
someone who creates
Example:The maker of the toy is famous.
owner (n.)
a person who owns
Example:The owner of the shop is friendly.