Why do Indian movies have English?

Because we are very diverse in speaking languages, when we move to other state and have to communicate, we prefer English as a medium. Even though Hindi is our national language, south states of India are not proficient enough in speaking Hindi.

Why is music important to Indian culture?

Music has a place of primacy in Indian culture: in traditional aesthetics, music is often allegorised as ‘the food of the soul’. It symbolises India’s remarkable diversity in cultural, linguistic and religious terms and embodies the historical tides that have shaped its contemporary pluralism.

Why do Indian movies mix English and Hindi?

It’s because these words have become a natural part of Indian languages. English itself has many words of foreign (mostly French) origin. This is because England was ruled by Normans who came from France. Similarly India was ruled by British which brought a lot of English words into Indian languages.

Why do Indians speak half Hindi and half English?

Most of the Indians mix up Hindi and English words in their speech. This is because we Indians are simultaneously brought up on a diet of many languages- mother tongue, language used by the Union Government (Hindi, English) , state language and any additional language we may choose to learn.

Why do Bollywood movies always contain songs?

Bollywood movies always contain songs that usually end up becoming huge hits due to many interesting reasons. For starters, let’s discuss what Bollywood movies are. Bollywood movies originate from the Indian film industry. Unlike Hollywood movies, Bollywood movies typically include at least three to five songs.

Why do Indian movies have songs and dance performances?

Indian movies have songs (and dance performances) because they are one of the USPs of a particular movie irrespective whether the movie has had a good flow or bad flow throughout the first or second half.

Are there people who don’t know anything about Indian music?

This category of humans is very, very rare but they exists (you will find them in colleges) and they suffer reverse bias of not knowing anything about Indian music (broadly speaking). They remain aloof, along with bilingually adept and generally far from Hindi song fanatics. If provoked you may find them retaliating.

Why do people in India look down on people who listen to EDM?

The ones listening to hip hop rap EDM and country consider their music as more modern and a bit high class I guess. they may look down upon those listening to Hindi songs because in India speaking English is considered a privilege. And listening to eng. Songs even further makes u feel above the rest in a meagre sort of way.

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