Yoga, Inc.

This documentary explores the growing commercialization of yoga in the Western world, examining its transition from a spiritual practice to a multi-billion dollar industry. It delves into the business aspects, the diverse interpretations of yoga, and the potential impact on its original essence. The film features interviews with yoga instructors, business owners, and practitioners.

Yoga, Inc. received a mixed to positive reception from critics, who largely praised its timely exploration of yoga's commercial boom and its potential impact on the practice's core values. Some found the documentary to be insightful and thought-provoking, while others felt it could have delved deeper into certain aspects or offered more diverse perspectives.

• Praised for its relevant examination of yoga's commercialization.

• Appreciated for prompting discussion on the balance between spirituality and business.

• Some critics wished for a more in-depth analysis of diverse yoga communities.

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The film's director, Steven G. M. Kim, also served as the cinematographer, bringing a unique visual perspective to the documentary's exploration of the yoga industry.