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The Short-Form Revolution That India Refused to Miss
When the world's largest film industry starts funding two-minute soap operas, it is worth asking what shifted in the economics of attention—and who benefits when it did.
This publication covered India's micro-drama investment via BBC World reporting, framing the story around platform economics and production consolidation rather than focusing on the novelty of the format itself.
