“The biggest challenge is getting the cultural nuances right. Regional storytelling isn’t just about translating a script, it’s about understanding local contexts, humour, emotions, and storytelling rhythms. Another challenge is building the right creative ecosystem like writers, directors, and actors who truly understand the format and the audience. Micro-dramas require very sharp storytelling because you’re delivering an emotional payoff in a very short duration,” said Anuj Gosalia, founder and CEO of Terribly Tiny Tales, part of Collective Artists Network.
