Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos Discusses India's Regional Content Popularity with Union Minister Anurag Thakur

Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos recently met Union information and broadcasting minister Anurag Singh Thakur in the national capital to discuss the expanding creative economy of India. 

The two discussed the increasing popularity of India's regional content globally and how it is being dubbed in dozens of languages. Sarandos is one of the founding members of Netflix, having worked for over 23 years for the organization.

During the meeting, Thakur highlighted the increasing creative economy of India and how it has become a content and post-production hub backed by talented Indians. 

Thakur and Sarandos discussed how India's regional content is becoming a global favorite, and is amongst the most viewed content internationally. They also discussed how India's regional content is being dubbed in dozens of languages, making it accessible to a much wider audience.

They also discussed how the Indian entertainment industry has evolved over the years, with digital platforms such as Netflix enabling more content to be created and consumed. Sarandos praised the amount of content being produced in India and how it is resonating with viewers globally. He also discussed the importance of local filmmakers and producers in driving the industry forward.

The meeting between Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos and Union information and broadcasting minister Anurag Singh Thakur highlighted the increasing popularity of India's regional content globally. 

The two discussed how the Indian entertainment industry has evolved over the years, with digital platforms such as Netflix enabling more content to be created and consumed. Sarandos praised the amount of content being produced in India and how it is resonating with viewers globally. It is clear that India is fast becoming a hub for creativity and content production, thanks to the efforts of local filmmakers and producers.