India, May 22 -- The President of the Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE), one of the leading film workers' bodies in the country, has said that there is a need to address the condition of people working behind the camera in Bollywood, warning that if the conditions aren't improved, the whole industry could shut down.

In an interview with ANI, Tiwari, whose organisation represents thousands of technicians and crew members working in Hindi films, said many workers are facing a tough time due to fewer jobs, delayed payments, and long working hours. "A lot of OTT platforms have opened up. Vertical films are now being made. There is no meaning of quality in that. Everyone is looking for more output. The biggest loss is the dai...