Abundantia Entertainment has elevated Shikhaa Sharma to the chief operating officer. She previously held the position of the senior vice president leading the creative and content development verticals for the company.

Sharma has been a part of the founding team in the young journey of Abundantia Entertainment and has been part of the core team for the past eight years starting her journey in 2014, as a creative producer.

In her new position, she will drive development, content and production for all upcoming projects as well as for genre-centric divisions of Abundantia Entertainment – ‘Psych’ and ‘Filters’ that focus on horror and Young Adult content, respectively, Economic Times reported.

Shikhaa will continue to report to Vikram Malhotra, the Founder & CEO of Abundantia Entertainment.

Vikram Malhotra, Founder & CEO of Abundantia Entertainment said, “Shikhaa has been a part of the founding team at Abundantia Entertainment and has been the backbone of the sustained growth and success that the company has enjoyed over the last 8 years. She also remains a key stakeholder in charting out the path for our organization for the future, as we aspire to take Abundantia Entertainment to the next level.”

“Over the years, Shikhaa has worked closely with the senior team, creative partners and me and has been a pillar of support to the team in our young and exciting journey. I wish her all the very best as she continues to be with us on this stellar path to creative success,” Vikram added.

Commenting on her new role, Shikhaa said, “It’s been an exciting and fulfilling journey so far and I am delighted to take over the new role as we aim to take Abundantia Entertainment to greater heights backed by strong creator relationships and a firm belief in the power of great storytelling. We are blessed to have an amazing team at Abundantia Entertainment with a strong culture for individual and collective growth and our resolve to serve exciting, inspiring and entertaining content has only gotten stronger over the last few years.”