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This is the untold story of how a shadow economy—the very fabric of Mumbai’s "mob"—shifted from extortion rackets to becoming the uncredited producer of India’s largest film industry.

To understand the exclusivity of 2021, one must look back. The 1990s saw the rise of the D-Company era, where producers like Gulshan Kumar and Rakesh Roshan were victims of physical violence. By the 2010s, the mob had supposedly "cleaned up" via hawala and real estate investments.

While mainstream stars like Salman Khan and Ajay Devgn played safe by aligning with political power, the indie filmmakers suffered most. In 2021, several small films were "bought" for exclusive OTT releases for laughably low sums, only to be resold to international platforms at 500% profit. When directors protested, they received anonymous calls: "Bhai, film industry hai. Business samajh." (It’s the film industry. Understand business.)

One producer, speaking on condition of anonymity (let’s call him R.K.), described the new normal: “They don’t break your legs anymore. They buy your script. They sit in the editing room. They decide which villain lives and which hero dies. In 2021, I watched a man with three pending murder charges rewrite the climax of my romantic drama because his ‘associate’ didn’t like the colour grading.”

With cinemas closed during lockdowns, 2021 saw a boom in exclusive OTT releases (Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney+ Hotstar). Syndicates exploited this by: