Bollywood, the Hindi-language film industry based in Mumbai, has traditionally been structured around youthful romance, action, and spectacle. However, demographic shifts (aging populations in India and the diaspora) and changing consumption patterns (OTT platforms) have forced a recalibration. This report analyzes how Bollywood caters to older men (defined here as males aged 55+), examining narrative tropes, star personas, thematic preoccupations, and the industry’s commercial logic. It finds a dual reality: while mainstream Bollywood often sidelines older men as peripheral "wise elders" or comic relief, a parallel cinema and OTT-driven renaissance is creating complex, lead roles for older male protagonists.