in bollywood. >> give or take.: in bollywood. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: so i want to ask about this, because obviously i -- and i'm guilty of this as well, i believe bollywood to be a genre of films, but that's not the case. >> no. and that's what annoys me so much. i mean, i don't even think i realized that when i was in india working in hindi films that bollywood has been reduced to a genre, when it's not. it's actually an entire industry of movies which is action, drama. it's like hollywood. but we're not even -- bollywood's not even a place. >> seth: yeah. >> hollywood's a real place. >> seth: right. >> at trader joe's, i saw bollywood flavored popcorn. [ laughter ] how do you put a flavor to an entire industry? >> seth: yeah. >> what would hollywood's flavor be? like cheeseburger? >> seth: no, it would be gluten free. [ laughter ] >> gluten free. soy latte. >> seth: yeah, exactly. >> with no soy. >> seth: exactly. latte popcorn. >> yeah. so it's like -- what is annoying is that it gets reduced to such a

. >> give us some size and scope and importance of bollywood. >> globally, bollywood is the largest filmy in the world in terms of the number of projects that come out. there close to 2000 bollywood movies every year. it is an entertainment for everybody. i talked to one of the directors of a show, he said other countries have the circus, film, bollywood is all of those things in one. >> what is the potential for netflix realistically? we are talking about a country where some people struggle just just to get running water. >> netflix is expensive for your average indian consumer. it is twice as much as your average pay-tv service. it is a lot more expensive than your average movie, which means at the start netflix seems to be targeting the 10 million or 15 million people who have a disposable income who probably know some english. most of the netflix service in india is not totally localized. they feel like if they can start with those 10 million or 15 million, they become a big advocates, it opens up the whole market. carol: the bloomberg terminal is the backbone of everything we do at

. -- bollywood for the most part. >> this is also for, to your point, audacious. thinking they can make a meaningful business here. >> netflix's strategy has traditionally been, everybody around the world has somewhat similar tastes. they don't group taste based on geography. they believe there are people in india who will watch a german show, people in germany that will watch a japanese show. while they are banking on their shows to be popular in india, there is a little bit of a recognition of the india is different from other places. so they have to make a lot of local shows. the one thing they are doing a little differently in india relative to the local players, is they are not trying to replicate bollywood. >> give us some size and scope and importance of bollywood. >> globally, it is the largest film industry in the world. larger even then hollywood just in terms of the number of projects that come out.there close to 2000 bollywood movies every year. it is an entertainment for everybody. i talked to one of the directors of a show, he said other countries ha

forget the normal football songs for a minute there's a new one that features german lyrics with bollywood music songs written right the singer songwriter's monte and lovely two indian taxi drivers from hambrook back in twenty fourteen they say this time it's our tour and i'm well it worked to germany . on the championship now they are back with a song called to defending the title and will hopefully they rewrite again but why do two indian indians from hamburg sing a german fan song with body about music and if the song proving hits we go round. defending germany's world cup title that's what this song is all about. because. this is lovely and that's monte the bank of brothers our taxi driver says but they also compose dollywood music. i write german. sings. german larynx with enjoy music or was it. the brothers first came to hamburg in one thousand nine hundred four they're probably the city's most famous taxi drivers no less for their driving than for the football anthems they've been composing since twenty twelve. by nature on the road. lovely and monte are fans of the german team but

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the west our our perception of india is obviously highly polarized on the one hand you mentioned bollywood romantic exaggerated cliches but then on the other hand the shocking incidents of rape. what can you tell us there are two to kind of give us a more differentiated view of the reality of women in india that you see well i think it's actually it's unfortunate that the image of india that gets projected is either a terribly spiritual country which is not very materialistic in many ways or of a country that's terribly violent toward its towards its women and this is not to say violence does not exist but it is also a country which is actually fantastically country full of opportunities for women where women have really reached the top in many ways without any family backing to the you know the entire banking industry is headed by women we've had extremely powerful politicians i mean this any number of things and it's again one has to look at things in a new one strangely if you look at sexual violence statistically in the world and if you look at un statistics on the rate of one hundred

there's been strong debate over the use of the migrant issue in fashion before in twenty sixteen a bollywood actress and fashion magazine had to apologize for a controversial cover photo the actress was wearing a top that had the words migrant refugee and outside across that while the word traveler stands out the magazine said its intention was to address a xenophobia. best who's the former chief executive of the u.k.'s immigration advisory service told us that provocative campaigns like these can have undesired effects. the people we see who are prepared to risk their lives going for across the mediterranean these are desperate people and to use them in any shape or form for advertising products is i think obscene but i wasn't surprised because benetton scott form no this is the organization that actually has featured a nun kissing a priest and the man kissing a priest the people on death row i mean they go out deliberately to shock and to make people like you and i feel disgusted that we end up giving them a lot of free public to see as we are now by talking about it if they keep doing thi

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>> netflix is not so concerned with making deals with bali -- with bollywood.art, they want to differentiate themselves by going for something different. they will partner with all of the biggest players in the region, or at least the talent that wants to work with them. they are looking to convince actors, actresses, filmmakers that making shows for tv is just as good, just as popular, and just as premiere as making movies. emily: what is pricing going to be like? >> at the moment it would be 500 rupees.o 800 that's a lot more than your average pay tv, which is three dollars, four dollars, five dollars, more in line with high-end tv. netflix has countered that it is similar to high-end movies. pricing is one of the biggest hurdles. it's something reed hastings has been asked about, something that executive tips -- executives, analysts have said that netflix will have to lower its prices. netflix has been steadfast. they say they have a one price fits all model, given patricians -- given fluctuations in currency and they do not want to change that. emily: all r

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guests joining us from london and hide syria consulting research fellow of the chatham house from bollywood. military analyst and retired general in the lebanese army and by skype from a writer in italy is just well and this director of the center for middle east studies at the university of oklahoma thank you all for joining us. can the outcome of the report illegal action against the u.s. led coalition well basically that the scale of. casualties on the ground among civilians is what the report i thing is asking for because we don't know the scale exactly what we know so far is that their report confirms what locals have been saying for months during and after that that they have been saying that a big number of civilians have been has been killed they also mentioned civilians in other parts of syria not only iraq. was killed by u.s. led coalition strikes but so far we don't see serious efforts from the coalition in order first to investigate and to be transparent about the results of those. investigations so unless that is basically clear and transparent we cannot really assess what the

guests joining us from london home to hide syria consulting research fellow of the chatham house from bollywood. military analyst and retired general in the lebanese army and by skype from a writer in italy is just well and this director of the center for middle east studies at the university of oklahoma thank you all for joining us. can the outcome of the report for illegal action against the u.s. led coalition well basically that the scale of. casualties on the ground among civilians is what the report i thing is asking for because we don't know the scale exactly what we know so far is that their report confirms what locals have been saying for months during and after that that gorica they have been saying that a big number of civilians have been has been killed they also mentioned civilians in other parts of syria not only iraq. was killed by u.s. led coalition strikes but so far we don't see serious efforts from the coalition in order first to investigate and to be transparent about the results of those. investigations so unless that is basically clear and transparent we cannot really asses

theytrategy is going are focusing on getting india started and working with bali would producers -- bollywoodlarger than hollywood. the filmmaking community is massive. netflix definitely has the cash to spend on it. they throw around figures like a billion dollars for what they are spending globally on their own original productions. we have seen what has happened in hollywood. when you spread cash around the debt, filmmakers start to listen cashu -- when you spread around like that, filmmakers start to listen to you. they are working creatively for filmmakers who wish to avoid some of the constraints that other more established studios have been putting on them. that is the formula they are bringing to india. with that, they expect to be able to sign up some of india's best and groundbreaking filmmakers to produce the kind of content that can make a segment of indians willing to pay up for on demand content. kathleen: going into india and doing international programming, will we see this around the world? how ambitious is netflix in terms of, international programming? mentioned,tory you th