The EPIC Company consolidates production arms under EPIC Studio banner

The EPIC Company today announced the launch of EPIC Studio, bringing together its production arms Juggernaut Productions and MovieVerse Studio under a unified banner as it looks to expand its presence across films, OTT and television content.

The new entity will serve as the company’s integrated creative and production arm, focused on developing films, web series and television programming, while also creating digital first formats and branded content.

As part of the restructuring, Vivek Krishnani will lead the films division as chief executive officer of EPIC Studio (Films), while Samar Khan will head the OTT and television vertical as chief executive officer of EPIC Studio (OTT and Television). Khan will also continue as chief content officer for DocuBay and EPIC ON.



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The company said the consolidation aims to streamline development, production and distribution across formats as audience consumption increasingly shifts across multiple platforms.

“EPIC Studio brings together our entire creative ecosystem, from theatrical films and OTT originals to television, digital first formats and branded content under one unified studio vision,” said Aditya Pittie, managing director of The EPIC Company.

“This is not just an integration of verticals, but the creation of a collaborative environment where writers, filmmakers, creators and brand partners can seamlessly develop and scale stories across formats and screens,” Pittie added.

The studio will focus on developing content for both theatrical and streaming platforms while expanding its regional footprint beyond Hindi films. According to Krishnani, the company has already expanded its presence into Telugu, Tamil, Gujarati and Malayalam cinema.

“We are building an audience focused mainstream film studio committed to delivering fresh and engaging stories for both theatrical and streaming platforms,” Krishnani said.

He added that the studio aims to invest in a strong development pipeline and build franchises while nurturing long term creative partnerships.

Khan said the consolidation will allow the company to develop intellectual property with scale in mind from the early stages of production.

“We are no longer developing content in isolation for individual platforms. We are building IP under one creative umbrella with scale and longevity in mind from inception,” Khan said.


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EPIC Studio will develop a slate spanning television series, web shows, theatrical films and short form digital content. The studio also plans to produce brand films, animation, virtual reality experiences and audio content.

The launch is part of The EPIC Company’s broader strategy to build a creator led storytelling ecosystem spanning the full content lifecycle from creation to distribution.

The EPIC Company, formerly IN10 Media Network, operates several media brands including streaming platforms DocuBay and EPIC ON and focuses on producing premium content for domestic and global audiences.