New Delhi, March 2 -- The idea usually creeps in slowly. Maybe it's after watching a film on a friend's projector, or realising your TV feels a bit small now that content is shot bigger, wider, and louder than ever. Suddenly, the question isn't just about screen size. It's about how you want to watch.

A television is dependable. It works in broad daylight, fits neatly into a living room, and asks very little of you. You turn it on, it does its job, and fades into the background when it's done. A projector is different. It turns watching into an event. Lights dim, sound matters more, and the room itself becomes part of the experience. That shift can be exciting, but it can also be inconvenient if your viewing habits are casual or shared w...