ZEE5 is offering dedicated FIFA World Cup subscription packs. Viewers will buy these packs directly. This strategy aims to boost ZEE5 subsc...

Indian households still prefer traditional TV for family viewing, news and sports, but there is rising frustration with complex billing and...

Mohanlal's highly anticipated Drishyam 3 is all set for a May 21, 2026, release. The film's advance bookings are exceptionally strong, alre...

India's medical entrance exam, NEET, faces recurring paper leaks due to a flawed physical distribution system. A digital cinema-like model,...

The critically acclaimed Tamil war-drama Neelira has officially premiered online. Directed by Somidharan, the film is set in North Sri Lank...

Lionsgate Play is shifting its India strategy to prioritize theatrical distribution, planning to release 10-12 premium Hollywood films annu...

Vijay's film Jana Nayagan faces release delays. Censor board issues and political sensitivities are cited. ZEE5 confirms no OTT deal termin...

Earlier, in January, the Mumbai bench of the National Company Law Tribunal had rejected the scheme of merger citing that the whole scheme a...

Tribunal dismisses merger request, calls the scheme 'unfair and unreasonable'.

Shares of UFO Moviez ended first day of trade on weak note by closing below its issue price. The stock listed at a discount in a weak marke...

The company alloted 28.8 lakh shares to anchor investors at a price of Rs 625, which is also the upper end of its price band for the IPO.

The industry has rapidly adopted digital print technology. UFO Moviez, being an early entrant, was able to clock stupendous growth.

The Mumbai-based company has fixed Rs 615-625 per share as the price band, and will list on both BSE and NSE.

For the six months ended September 30, 2014, its consolidated total revenue was Rs 233.072 crore and consolidated profit after tax was Rs 2...

Adlabs Films Ltd, a part of the Reliance Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group (ADAG), will digitally upgrade 500 cine screens in India in the next 1...

From celluloid prints to digital format, the Indian cinema and its distribution channel has come a long way.

Indian cinema industry is slowly turning a new leaf in the distribution network: satellite distribution of movies.