Why film financiers remain boxed in and what CineNow's Rs 1,350-crore Film-Tech model is trying to change

The entertainment sector in India is growing but faces unique financing hurdles. Innovation in this area could attract more capital.

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• •Film financing in India remains structurally challenging with high risk and delayed returns.
• •CineNow's Rs 1,350-crore Film-Tech model is trying to change this.
• •The risk-reward imbalance for financiers has intensified recently.
• •Risk flag: High risk in film financing
• •Risk flag: Uncertainty of returns