Then came the smartphone revolution. In 2010, India had 20 million internet users. By 2020, it had 700 million. T-Series was perfectly positioned. They dumped their entire 40,000-song catalog—and the trailers for their low-budget, high-energy films—onto YouTube. For free. Their content wasn't "art." It was raw dopamine: heartbreak songs for teenage boys ( Tum Hi Ho ), wedding dance anthems ( The Punjaabban ), and nationalist action films ( Bhuj: The Pride of India ).
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