new delhi the indian arm of ailing us instant photography company polaroid on wednesday said it would focus on documentation photography besides revamping marketing strategies to achieve a 2025 per cent growth in revenues this year speaking to reporters polaroid india country manager achal khanna said the companys operations here were not affected by the bankruptcy of its us parent in 2001 this calendar year we will concentrate on our core business of documentation photography we will also move into the smaller towns and rural areas reduce prices for cameras and introduce hitech yet affordable products khanna told a press conference held to announce a national marketing and distribution alliance with mcc imaging polaroid had in october 2001 filed for bankruptcy along with its us subsidiaries to restructure its business operations and finances the nonus subsidiaries including those in europe asia and japan were not part of the filing we had made a turnaround in 2000 when we recorded profits of rs four crore last year our turnover was rs 50 crore with some profits this year we should grow by 2025 per cent khanna said polaroid india commenced operations in 1995 by investing about 25 million including about 20 million in a software development centre in gurgaon