MIFF panel agrees youngsters driving documentary renaissance 
At APOS, JioStar’s Chatterjee says India most demanding live sports market 
JioStar’s Vaz says focus is on creating integrated consumer experiences across screens 
UK proposes sweeping SM ban for under-16s; WhatsApp exempted 
Dhanush’s ‘OM’ to release worldwide on October 16 
Rajat Sharma’s ‘Aaj Ki Baat’ sees big digital growth after time change 
JioStar-PVR INOX bring Women’s T20 World Cup to big screens 
‘Raakh’ draws 22.43mn viewers in first three days on Prime Video 
Prime Video to stream ‘Esports World Cup: Level Up’ S2 from June 26 
Zee Telugu is bringing back another exciting season of its popular program, ‘Drama Juniors’.
The popular show that has won everyone's heart over the years is returning with new seasons very shortly! However, before the shows begin, the
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Juni Films, Approach Entertainment to produce ‘Two Great Masters ’
In collaboration with Go Spiritual India, Juni Films and Approach Entertainment are developing the spiritual online series ‘Two Great Masters’. Shooting for India's first web series on two great spiritual leaders of the twentieth century has alr...
Netflix to stream ‘Indian Matchmaking’ S3 from April 21
Streaming service Netflix yesterday announced that ‘Indian Matchmaking’ will return with its third season on April 21.
MX Player COO Nikhil Gandhi moves on
Nikhil Gandhi, the company's Chief Operating Officer (COO), has opted to move on to pursue other interests, according to MX Player. Gandhi is ensuring a smooth transition by serving his notice period. He was appointed COO in A...
Goafest 2023 to be held from May 24-26
Goafest, South Asia's largest advertising festival, is set to make a triumphant return. Goafest 2023, co-hosted by The Advertising Agencies Association of India (AAAI) and The Advertising Club, is set to take place on May 2...
Anurag Thakur warns OTT platforms on rising vulgarity; hints at tweaking rules
India’s federal Minister of Information Broadcasting Anurag Thakur yesterday issued a warning to OTT platforms, saying obscenity ‘in the name of creativity’ would not be tolerated and indicated government sanctions, including regulation tweaks, if the trend persists.
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