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In an interview with Moneycontrol, Roblox SVP of Engineering Anupam Singh discusses the platform’s efforts to improve the user experience in India, AI’s potential to make game creation more accessible, and its focus on surfacing games that drive long-term retention. Vikas SN September 09, 2026 / 10:33 IST Anupam Singh, SVP of Engineering, Roblox

Story by  ANI | Posted by  Ashhar Alam | Date 05-09-2026 Miss World 2026 Nikita Porwal

MUMBAI: Money is getting a superhero makeover. India’s Future Investors has unveiled BullVale, described as the first superhero of the financial world and the Guardian of the Financial Universe, as part of its new homegrown Money Entertainment Reality Show.

Walmart-owned Flipkart is preparing to enter India’s rapidly expanding micro-drama market, bringing short-form scripted entertainment directly to its main shopping app. The move marks another step in the e-commerce company’s broader push to build a content-led ecosystem around its commerce platform.

At seven, a Mumbai boy sat before the computer his father gave him, more interested in writing code than playing the games on it. That habit grew into the Nazara Technologies success story that students of India’s gaming industry still study today.

The Anime India Mumbai convention, that brings together global anime industry leaders, Japanese cultural sensations and the nation’s massive anime fandoms under the same roof, starts today at the NESCO Exhibition Centre. On till August 30, the convention features delegations by anime industry pioneers including Naruto director Hayato Date and Sakamoto Days production team member Ryota Hasegawa, with performances…

For years India’s entertainment and media business has been a numbers game, more subscribers, more downloads, more eyeballs. That era is quietly ending. PwC India’s latest Global Entertainment and Media Outlook makes the shift explicit: the industry is moving from scale to sustainable value, and the money is following.

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India’s media and entertainment industry set to grow to $36.7 billion by 2030 | Mint

Seven percent. That’s how much of the country actually watches a film inside a cinema hall Managing Director of Cinépolis India. He didn’t say it like a confession. He said it like the best news he’d heard all year. If seven percent is where we are, imagine where we could go