Yes there is one. It was recently reported that the award-winning Vaastav was produced by Chota Rajan's brother, Dilip Nikalje, who happily clambered on stage at an award function. Clearly these elements have to be minimized before the corporate and financial sectors start taking the film industry seriously. But above all, Bollywood has to recognize that content is king. The proposal makers in safari suits who chase the Khans with notes neatly lined in briefcases will never replicate the success of a Yash Chopra or Subhash Ghai.
Cinema is equal parts commerce and art.
If NRI's are flocking back to theaters, it's because Bollywood has given them something to see. No Khan can carry a bad film. What needs to be nurtured is talent. The Film and Television Institute of India cannot feed an industry churning out hundreds of films. We need more training institutes for every level of talent from actors to technical crew.