Hungama Digital Media has announced the winners of its Hungama Game Changers 2026, an initiative that honours women making a significant impact across music, video and gaming. The platform, now in its fifth edition, continues to spotlight individuals who are not just part of the industry but are actively shaping its future through innovation, creativity, and leadership.
A Hungama press release highlighted the growing scale and relevance of the initiative. Over the years, the platform has recognised 250 women, with this year’s cohort of 50 honourees reflecting a diverse mix of talent across multiple segments of the entertainment ecosystem.
The 2026 edition was curated by a distinguished jury panel comprising industry leaders such as Nirmika Singh, Preeta Sukhtankar, Saumya Iyer, and Sonia Parasnis, among others. The panel brought together expertise from across creative, business, and gaming domains to identify individuals driving meaningful impact, the release added.
Commenting on the milestone, Hungama founder Neeraj Roy said the initiative continues to celebrate women who are pushing boundaries and redefining industry standards. He noted that the honourees represent ambition, creativity, and tangible impact, reinforcing the platform’s core objective of recognising transformative contributions.
The winners span a wide range of categories. In the Video category, notable names include Tahira Kashyap Khurrana, Reema Kagti, Rhea Chakraborty, Dia Mirza and Rasika Dugal. The Music category features celebrated artists such as Anoushka Shankar, Shubha Mudgal, Kavita Seth and Bhoomi Trivedi. In Gaming, the list includes prominent industry names like Anjali Sud and Vani Kola, reflecting the growing influence of women in the rapidly expanding gaming ecosystem.
Hungama Digital Media said the winners will be featured across its platforms through exclusive interviews and podcasts, offering audiences a deeper look into their journeys and contributions.
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