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Originally posted by: ShiriFictionPen

Along with the OTT, the music streaming platforms saw a steady growth in their business.

Irrespective of the pandemic and the lockdown, music was still being streamed and performed on various platforms and the music continued generating royalties with celebrities working on music videos when shows with low trp were pulled off air instantly while few shows ended abruptly.

Ok, this sounds like a good point. Will include this too. :)

Corona, the deadly virus had brought the whole world to stand still with its outbreak and tendency to spread around like wildfire, resulting in a worldwide lockdown. Due to which, many spheres of the economy got affected and the world’s economy went into recession. One of those was the glamorous and glittering world of Indian cinema.

However, this pandemic paved a path for Indian cinema to the OTT platforms. The online platforms’ subscriptions proliferated rapidly. Online streaming giants like Netflix and Amazon Prime saw this pandemic as an opportunity and tried to lure the audience of every age group with every business trick known.

These platforms boomed in terms of economy and audience base. In return, they offered a vast diversity to the audience on their mobile screens in the difficult time of pandemic when a task like going to theaters looked life risking.

One of the factors that worked in their favor was the ‘content’. Their content is far more superior to regular cinema. This could work as a trigger to the mainstream cinema to create some quality content, better than what has been peddled until now.

The trend of the audience pivoting around the stars appears to be depleted. Deserving artists and films that might have not found a niche in the mainstream now are sharing the same platform and perhaps could get the due recognition and appreciation.

Another sector that bloomed in the midst of the pandemic is — animation. The animated content has increased over a period, particularly targeting children. Many OTT platforms have specially created a separate section for animated movies.

Amidst the craze for OTT, entertainment industry surprised the Indian audience with return of mythological shows. The epics like Ramayana and Mahabharata on the television screens bridged the gap between the generations. Not only the directors and producers, but also the actors were delightedly astonished with the skyrocketing TRPs these shows garnered even after decades.

At the enthusiastic response of the audience to these shows, many others took inspiration and aired their old shows like Star plus’s Saath Nibhana Saathiya that were a hit of their own time.

The result of this is the remakes of the old serials, which are nowadays rocking the TRPs boat.

Also, not to be left behind in the race, the online music streaming segment found a way to grow and provide consumers with another set of exciting features like podcasts and playlists of different genres to engage their audience. An exciting feature, especially for the parents is the exclusive kid section, which might provide them with a breather for the day.

ok, soooo?

I will have the conclusion ready by monday night :)

Originally posted by: NSKay

Corona, the deadly virus had brought the whole world to stand still with its outbreak and tendency to spread around like wildfire, resulting in a worldwide lockdown. Due to which, many spheres of the economy got affected and the world’s economy went into recession. One of those was the glamorous and glittering world of Indian cinema.

However, this pandemic paved a path for Indian cinema to the OTT platforms. The online platforms’ subscriptions proliferated rapidly. Online streaming giants like Netflix and Amazon Prime saw this pandemic as an opportunity and tried to lure the audience of every age group with every business trick known.

These platforms boomed in the terms of economy and audience base. In return, they offered a vast diversity to the audience on their mobile screens in the difficult time of pandemic when a task like going to theaters looked life risking.

One of the factors that worked in their favor was the ‘content’. Their content is far more superior to regular cinema. This could work as a trigger to the mainstream cinema to create some quality content, better than what have been peddled until now.

The trend of audience pivoting around the stars appears to deplete. Deserving artists and films that might have not found a niche in the mainstream now are sharing the same platform and perhaps could get the due recognition and appreciation.

Another sector that bloomed in the midst of the pandemic is – animation. The animated content has increased over a period, particularly targeting the children. Many OTT platforms have specially created a separate section for animated movies.

Amidst the craze for OTT, entertainment industry surprised the Indian audience with return of mythological shows. The epics like Ramayana and Mahabharata on the television screens bridged the gap between the generations. Not only the directors and producers, but also the actors were delightedly astonished with the sky rocketing TRPs these shows garnered even after decades.

At the enthusiastic response of audience to these shows, many others took inspiration and aired their old shows like Star plus’s Saath Nibhana Saathiya that were a hit of their own time.

The result of this is the remakes of the old serials, which are nowadays rocking the TRPs boat.

Also not to be left behind in the race, the online music streaming segment found a way to grow and provide consumers with another set of exciting features like podcasts and playlists of different genres to engage their audience. An exciting feature, especially for the parents is the exclusive kid section, which might provide them a breather for the day.

ok, soooo?

Looks good to me. Can I do a short grammar edit? There's some glaring items and I really want to fix them.

Originally posted by: Minionite

Looks good to me. Can I do a short grammar edit? There's some glaring items and I really want to fix them.

Sure, go ahead. :)

Originally posted by: -RD-

I will have the conclusion ready by monday night :)

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Originally posted by: Life_Is_Dutiful

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Originally posted by: NSKay

COVID-19, a deadly virus, has brought the whole world to a stand still with its outbreak and tendency to spread around like wildfire, resulting in a worldwide lockdown. Due to this, many spheres of the economy got affected and the world’s economy went into recession. One of those affected industries was the glamorous and glittering world of Indian cinema.

However, this pandemic paved the path for Indian cinema to the OTT platforms. The online platforms’ subscriptions proliferated rapidly. Online streaming giants like Netflix and Amazon Prime saw this pandemic as an opportunity and tried to lure every age group with every business trick.

These platforms boomed in terms of revenues and audience base. In return, they offered diversity to the audience on their mobile screens in the difficult time of pandemic when going to theatres was life risking.

One of the factors that worked in their favor was the ‘content’. Their content is far more superior to regular cinema. This could work as a trigger to the mainstream cinema to create some quality content, better than what has been peddled until now.

Additionally, the trend of the audience pivoting around the stars appears to have reduced. Deserving artists and films that might have not found a niche in the mainstream are now sharing the same platform and are getting their due recognition and appreciation.

Another sector that bloomed in the midst of the pandemic is animation. Animated content has increased over the pandemic, particularly targeting children. Many OTT platforms have specially created a separate section for animated movies.

Amidst the craze for OTT, the entertainment industry has surprised the Indian audience with the return of mythological shows. Epics like Ramayana and Mahabharata on the television screens have bridged the gap between the generations. Not only the directors and producers, but also the actors were delightedly astonished with the skyrocketing TRPs these shows garnered even after decades.

Seeing the enthusiastic response of the audience to these shows, many others took inspiration and aired their old shows like Star Plus’s Saath Nibhana Saathiya that were a hit when they first aired. This also resulted in remakes or second seasons of these old serials, which are nowadays rocking the TRPs boat.

Also, not to be left behind in the race, the online music streaming segment found a way to grow and provide consumers with another set of exciting features like podcasts and playlists of different genres to engage their audience. An exciting feature, especially for the parents, is the exclusive kid section, which might provide them with a breather for the day.

ok, soooo?

I did a basic grammar edit here. Held back my Nazi BC side. 🤣

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Originally posted by: Minionite

I did a basic grammar edit here. Held back my Nazi BC side. 🤣

This looks so much better now. You didn't have to hold back.⭐️