India’s coming for your TV screens, your movie theaters, and your streaming queues. The WAVES Summit 2025 is about to hit Mumbai, and it’s not playing around. From May 1–4, the Jio World Convention Centre is going to be ground zero for the future of global entertainment. Netflix, Amazon, Google, Meta? Yeah, they’re all showing up, rubbing elbows with Bollywood’s biggest players.
Sources say over 100 global exhibitors will be at this thing, all with their eyes on one thing: India’s massive creative economy. And Mukesh Ambani? The man’s got a keynote lined up, talking about how India’s about to rule the entertainment world. Yeah, he’s not joking.
The Indian government’s throwing down a $1 billion fund to back up all this hype. A BILLION. No, that’s not a typo. They’re not just talking about changing the game—they’re putting their money where their mouth is.
According to reports, India’s media and entertainment sector is set to hit $44.2 billion by 2028. That’s right—billion. It’s not just a pipe dream. India’s gunning to be the fifth-largest entertainment market in the world, and WAVES Summit 2025 is going to be where it all kicks off.
“India’s got everything—tech, talent, and now the investment to back it up,” says entertainment analyst Priya Sharma. “WAVES is the spark that’s going to ignite the whole thing.”
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