Lionsgate has invested an estimated $100 million in its streaming business in the region over the years, sources familiar with the business...

Lionsgate, EFAR Films, and Abundantia Entertainment are joining forces to co-produce two films, one in the action-comedy and the other in t...

Tata Play Binge, an OTT aggregation service, has expanded its offerings by adding Discovery+ to its platform, now boasting over 30 local an...

Lionsgate Play has partnered with Grameenphone to offer exclusive content to users in Bangladesh. The collaboration aims to provide seamles...

Lionsgate Play has unveiled a new brand identity for its Asian markets, including India, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Malaysia, with a p...

Indian startups have had a torrid 2022, and it shows. In our annual survey on the state of homegrown startups, which took place during a cr...

Rohit Jain, MD, Lionsgate South Asia, said the Indian SVOD market has 50–60 million paying subscribers, and the number of such customers is...

Season two of the show will focus on the vulnerable side of the quartet.

The movie is about the relationship between a mother and her son.

The series will follow the adventures and misadventures of a team of professional gamers.

The Airtel Xstream Premium offering aggregates content from 15 Indian and global video OTTs in one app, the company said in a statement.

Starring Lara Dutta and Prateik Babbar, the first season of 'Hiccups and Hookups' came out in November 2021.

Jain has been leading the India operations of Lionsgate since it opened its first office in India in 2018. He has overseen the growth of it...

Earlier, Lionsgate had partnered with Airtel, Vodafone Idea and Reliance Jio, to offer selected content on the telcos' respective apps

Indian content needs to be more local and cultural to appeal to a universal audience, said Imtiaz Ali on Saturday at the Business of Entert...

“There’s no country where Shah Rukh Khan or Salman Khan is not popular,” Imtiaz Ali said when asked if he had to think differently while cr...

The company hired its colourful host, Jeremy Clarkson and two loyal co-stars, after the BBC dropped Clarkson for punching a producer.