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Vidyut Jammwal announces first home production ‘IB 71’

Bollywood actor Vidyut Jammwal is all set to turn producer with the film ‘IB 71’. On Monday, Vidyut took to his Twitter account to share the news about him bankrolling the film via his company Action Hero Films. He posted, “I’m happy...

Taapsee Pannu launches production house

Bollywood actress Taapsee Pannu on Thursday announced that she is turning producer and said she will continue to back the quality content under her banner titled ‘Outsiders Films’ As per PTI, Taapsee is known for her critically-praised ...

TV, films & web shootings begin in West Bengal

Shootings of TV serials and films began on Wednesday after being allowed by the West Bengal government. With the cap of not more than 50 people to be present on floor, shooting began in all the four studios in Tollygunje area, including old Technicians Studio and NT One, apart from other shooting floors in Garia, ...

Lights! Camera! Action! Only under abundant caution

Chief Minister of western Indian State of Maharashtra, Uddhav Thackeray, on Sunday said permissions for film and TV shootings in Mumbai would be given if the city's daily coronavirus case count is brought under control.

In a virtual interaction with the representativ...

ITV Studios and BBC Studios India ink deal for shows

UK’s ITV Studios and BBC Studios India have signed a production partnership deal to adapt popular ITV Studios scripted-dramas in India.

BBC Studios India will bring to life the popular ITV Studios hits Gold Digger, Sticks and Stones, Trauma and 35 Days. The deal is ...

MSD, wife to co-produce animated spy series ‘Captain 7’

India’s former cricket captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni is set to produce an animated spy series, titled "Captain 7".

The first season of the spy series, which is currently in pre-production, will be based on Dhoni, the makers said in a statement and quoted by PTI in a report.

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Context as heard today has far-fetching implication for 'Indian media progression', as the two sides have finally one interest to deliver "better content generated by one side of Channel entities", while at the other end, the respected Regulator feels "obliged to keep the Price-line for Customer protection"; its the epic battle of perception - where the risk-factor is clear, that optimal pricing pattern may force inferior content to be delivered and that may lead to lower customer satisfaction to reject in the long run. Multiple expression from TRAI read regularly about hem keenly pushing the larger factor of customer interest as obligation by Parliamentary charter in most competitive market-place, as its emerging now, looks to many including me as somewhat like paradox; it may easily prove couner-productive and the enthusiasm from Content-trade may get watered down and the business economics may fail, without getting into the details of actual contesting outlook or the valued opinion expressed in the said session as they are the final authority for balancing these sensitive factors, without taking either side but effectively catalysing the dynamics, during such verdict, which would be further contested in near future, at superior forum of appeal...

Amit Dev, Media Advisor

“India lives in several centuries at the same time, Content is king…distribution is god…that play of god and king will continue but differentiation of content will play a critical part in decision making.”

Megha Tata, South Asia MD, Discovery Communications

“Backed by our network’s longstanding legacy of journalistic independence, credibility, and high standards of ethical journalism, we were always confident that ABP Nadu would be successful in connecting meaningfully with the Tamilars. But the fact that it has started garnering these numbers in justtwo weeks since its launch - is a moment of immense pride for all of us. Our entire team has worked dedicatedly towards ensuring that the viewers’ get the most-accurate predictions and the most credible election coverage on all platforms of ABP. I’m happy to see that Tamil viewers, too, have so much faith in ourcontent.”

Avinash Pandey, CEO, ABP Network said

“GTPL Hathway consistently delivered on key KPIs, despite lockdown and restrictions in FY21. The highlight of FY21 was the growth in subscription revenues for both CATV and broadband business, strong profitability, net-debt free status, geographical expansion, healthy balance sheet and improved return ratios.”