Regional Indian films are getting into iTunes for

Regional Indian films are getting into iTunes for more revenue



Ever since the emergence of Dhirendra Nath Ganguly (better known as D.G.) in the realm of Indian
cinema, Bengali film industry has been moving ahead a good deal and thanks to the presence of
maestros like Satyajit Ray, Mrinal Sen, Ritwik Ghatak, it has been able to attain an assortment
of milestones. But despite all these triumphs, it did suffer a lot owing to
the lack of vitality, especially deficiency of persistent investments and worldwide
approval that begets more recognition. "Dwando", latest film directed by Suman Ghosh has been
able to surpass all known obstacles (perennial too) of the Bengali film industry.

"Dwando" brings forth a revolution and this can be explained in several ways. If we take the
storyline of the movie into account, not only is it good but effective as well and depicts
the changing societal relations brilliantly. The movie is both attention-grabbing and pioneer.

If you are in America, a similarity of changing social reality or the mounting influence of
corporate world on the same can be found out easily. What is remarkable is its effort to
join forces with Databazaar Media Ventures (DMV) Databazaar Media Ventures (DMV),
a media wing of US printer retailer Databazaar.com, which proves to be decisive and speaks of the initiation of a new era. Once the movie is witnessed, you may join others, who have started to say Bengali film
industry has come of age finally.

"Dwando" is available for download on iTunes as well and the link can be cashed in on,
if you are in any foreign country save for India. All you have to do is to click on this link.

It is revolutionary quantum leap for Bengali Films because iTunes offer MP4 H264 quality
High Definition encoding which is not only better than MPEG-2 DVD quality but also offers
extremely flexible logistics for availability of the movie in TV, PC and mobile media. It's now
just a click away!

What's more then? The movie contains a coherent screenplay along with some best-known and
talented actors like Soumitra Chatterjee, Bengali films' only living and globally celebrated
icon, who has shown his true color in the movie once again. You have to heed also to the best
use of Indian classical music in a film in recent years.

"Dwando", aside from enthralling audience, has opened a floodgate. Whether it shall be exploited
par excellence or be made equivalent to profligacy depends on the Bengali film industry. But "Dwando" itself is a revolution and stirs us all.


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