India’s love affair with western fashion began with savvy product placement in Bollywood movies in the ‘90s. But as tastes move beyond Bollywood, Indian actresses become more famous and fashion blogs become more popular, India’s fashion scene is becoming more prominent on both the big and little screen.

Today's young Indians aren't 'Indian' at all. They're global consumers with modern values and an increasing desire for an international lifestyle, from Levi's jeans to Starbucks coffee. And the world is beginning to take note.

Despite their huge budgets, Hollywood blockbusters often make good business sense. But elsewhere, this isn’t the case. In India, big budget films – heavy on special effects – generally don’t deliver the goods when it comes to profit. So why are Bollywood blockbusters bombing?

When Taylor Swift withdrew all her music from Spotify, she argued that “music is art, and art is important. Important things are valuable. Valuable things should be paid for.” In a country with the second highest consumption of pirated music, can digital streaming service Saavn prosper?