India, Korea account for bulk of Asia video content spend: MPA 
Vir Das to perform in New York on Jan 30, 2027 
President Murmu exhorts celebs to not endorse ‘harmful products’ 
Satellite company SES, JioStar sign multi-year distribution deal 
Govt. clarifies CBFC certification changes, says 1991 core framework unchanged 
Sony AATH to premiere ‘Raandhuni Na Kaanduni’ on Oct. 3 
Ultra Media CEO Sushilkumar Agrawal elected VP of PGI 
‘The Great Indian Kapil Show’ S5 opens with ‘Drishyam: The Conclusion’ cast 
‘Hi’ to premiere on Tamil ZEE5 on Sept. 25 
JioStar secures 15 brands for West Indies tour of India 
With Tiktok's ban in India, the country continues to witness a rise in content creators and apps that become a voice for them to showcase their talent. The popular US-based app Lomotif now joins the bandwagon. ...
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Lionsgate Play to premiere ‘Hiccups & Hookups’
Lionsgate Play, a premium streaming platform from Starz Global, is all set to premiere its first Hindi original series ‘Hiccups & Hookups’. The show stars talented actors like Lara Dutta, Prateik Babbar, and Shinnova in the lead role. ...
Warner Bros. Games announces Multiversus
Warner Bros. Games announced Multiversus, an all-new free-to-play, platform fighter videogame that introduces a team-based 2 vs. 2 formats combined with an ever-expanding cast of iconic characters and legendary univers...
Netflix acquires Scanline VFX
Streaming platform Netflix has acquired the Germany-based creative and innovative VFX studio Scanline VFX. Netflix will invest in Scanline’s pipeline, infrastructure and workforce and continue to support t...
India video mkt. to grow at 9.5% CAGR; 1 in 4 b’band subs will have SVOD by ’26: MPA
India will have more than 200 direct SVOD subscriptions or 1 in every 4 broadband subscribers will pay for online content by 2026 even as the country’s total video market will see 9.5 percent CAGR over the next five years to become $18 billion revenue opportunity, Singapor...
MIB bats for broadcast industry on TRAI tariff issue
In a show of solidarity, a top official of India’s Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on Tuesday said that it was willing to be a ‘bridge’ between the broadcast industry and regulator TRAI, while admitting the sector ...