NEW DELHI: The iconic Kodak , best known for its photography and film products, is looking to re-enter India, targeting one of the “biggest film markets in the world”, even as it looks to target the analog film segment for a niche audience in the country.“We would want to bring films back to India as it is one of the biggest film markets in the world. There is tremendous talent,” said Christian Richter , director sales and marketing EMEA & Asia Pacific Region Motion Picture and Entertainment, Kodak, in a telephonic interaction on the sidelines of Indywood Film Carnival 2016 Kodak is partnering with Hyderabad-based Prasad Studios for their upcoming film laboratory.“Prasad Group intends to open a film laboratory in Chennai, which will not only offer film processing for newly-shot film projects, but also on archival market,” he said.Kodak filed for bankruptcy protection in US in 2012, but in January 2013, the court approved financing for Kodak to emerge from bankruptcy by mid-2013. It now describes itself as a “technology company focused on imaging”.Over the past eight months, Kodak has studied the Indian market to understand the local context and ecosystem. “India has several independent markets within the country. More than 1,500 feature films are shot in India every year. The majority of the European box office is controlled by the content from the US, whereas in India, the local industry rules. Moreover, the industry in India is very fast-paced,” said Richter.