indore animation industry is growing in india but at a slow pace because it lacks indigenous content and quality as it is more into doing work for others and not creating something for its own market said rajesh sharma manager technology at walt disney animation studios at an event here on wednesday in india we have many fictional and mythological characterspeople have read them for generations and love to watch them and if you put them on screen then it would be a spectacular work said sharma on the sidelines of the 14th international animation day celebration the association of international du film d animation asifa india in association with arena animation and zee institute of creative art celebrated international animation day in the city in which students from various schools and colleges attended the event use of special effects in indian films is not spreading as fast as it should have and the usage is also very limited said sharma while referring to films like baahubali and krish walt disney animation studios is coming up with new releases zootopia an animated film about animals and maona next year he revealed another key speaker arun prasand vicepresident art services at gameshastra said indian gaming market is growing with games and mobile applications becoming a major player in the industry due to economical access india has just been able to tap two per cent share in the global market in media and entertainment but it could rise to 10 per cent in the next decade said p rama krishna vice president asifa india there is no government support for the industry india has just about 800 studios as against 8000 in china which are well supported by their government he added at the event students presented a skit on the theme of save indian super heroes where they showed the indian heroes like shaktiman chacha choudhary and naagraj losing their presence between batman and superman