Cross Border
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"Movies written by WGA members must be respected"
Deborah Schindler, president of International Motion Picture Production, Sony Pictures, feels people from Hollywood tend to impose their own sensibilities on Bollywood but they need to learn to accept differences
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AZP Partners : "There are now more clear-cut, professional agreements in Bollywood"
Purnima Singh of Senior Associate for AZP Partners tells Forbes India feels that with Bollywood moving from spoken agreements to written ones, Hollywoods' copyright worries should come down
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Who Will Bell the Copycat
Hollywood is watching Indian movies! Not just for their spectacular visuals, but to see which plot is inspired
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Ronnie Screwvala: "New Generation Filmmakers are Very Conscious of Copyright"
Ronnie Screwvala, UTV Group CEO, tells Forbes India that audiences are reacting more to local idea than Hollywood-inspired movies
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Unlike the Americans, We Don't Believe the Whole World is Ours
To many outsiders, China is intriguing. What makes the Chinese tick? And just what does it mean to be Chinese? David Wei getting candid with Forbes India in an exclusive interview
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Desert Fox
There's one man behind India's biggest oil find in two decades and Cairn Energy's rise to the oil industry's leaderboard. But Mike Watts isn't resting. He is out sniffing somewhere in icy Greenland
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$258 Million for Condoms?
The India head of Gates Foundation defends a high-cost project for the fight against HIV in India
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How Bill Gates Blew $258 million in India's HIV Corridor
The purpose was noble, the money generous. But the software mogul's charity for HIV prevention in India has failed to make a lasting impact
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Rebellion on eBay
Logistics and grievances: The world's largest online marketplace is struggling to cope with the sudden Internet surge in India
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Saving Suzlon
Its slapdash manner has come back to haunt India's largest wind energy company. It is a tale of caution for those going global
